dashboard: add grouped temperature overview tiles

2026-06-10 23:58:40 -06:00
parent b393e8d704
commit c4138468f2
8 changed files with 194 additions and 86 deletions
@@ -930,3 +930,17 @@ Architecture expectation:
 - Dashboard ESP32-S3 consumes temperature telemetry from the Cargo ESP API.

 The dashboard should not directly read cargo/fridge DS18B20 sensors for v1.
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+### Temperature Sensor Grouping
+
+Temperature sensors now support a `group` field in addition to the existing `weather` flag.
+
+Supported group values:
+
+- `cabin`
+- `fridge`
+- `outside`
+- `battery`
+- `other`
+
+The dashboard overview combines multiple online sensors in the same group into one tile. For example, two fridge sensors may display as `34°/45°` under a single `Fridge` tile. Sensors marked `weather: true` continue to be treated as the outside/weather sensor for dashboard display.
@@ -248,3 +248,17 @@ Planned next work:
 - Vehicle data page
 - CAN/OBD-II integration
 - BNO085/BNO086 tilt visualization
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+### Temperature Sensor Grouping
+
+Temperature sensors now support a `group` field in addition to the existing `weather` flag.
+
+Supported group values:
+
+- `cabin`
+- `fridge`
+- `outside`
+- `battery`
+- `other`
+
+The dashboard overview combines multiple online sensors in the same group into one tile. For example, two fridge sensors may display as `34°/45°` under a single `Fridge` tile. Sensors marked `weather: true` continue to be treated as the outside/weather sensor for dashboard display.
@@ -315,3 +315,17 @@ Current dashboard features:
 - WiFi signal indicator
 - Cargo ESP connectivity indicator
 - Fast status polling using field-filtered API requests
+
+### Temperature Sensor Grouping
+
+Temperature sensors now support a `group` field in addition to the existing `weather` flag.
+
+Supported group values:
+
+- `cabin`
+- `fridge`
+- `outside`
+- `battery`
+- `other`
+
+The dashboard overview combines multiple online sensors in the same group into one tile. For example, two fridge sensors may display as `34°/45°` under a single `Fridge` tile. Sensors marked `weather: true` continue to be treated as the outside/weather sensor for dashboard display.