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Update WebRTC provider documentation to reference new APIs #2410

Closed allenporter closed 1 month ago

allenporter commented 1 month ago

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Update WebRTC provider documentation to reference new APIs added in https://github.com/home-assistant/core/pull/124410 when adding go2rtc.

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📝 Walkthrough ## Walkthrough The documentation for the camera entity has been significantly revised. The section header "RTSP to WebRTC" has been updated to "WebRTC Providers." The previous content detailing the integration of RTSP streams has been removed and replaced with new information on providing WebRTC streams from existing camera sources. The new documentation specifies that integrations can utilize libraries from `homeassistant.components.camera.webrtc` and implement `CameraWebRTCProvider`, which must be registered using `async_register_webrtc_provider`. Additionally, the example code for handling RTSP to WebRTC integration has been completely removed. ## Changes | File | Change Summary | |-------------------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | docs/core/entity/camera.md | - Section header changed from "RTSP to WebRTC" to "WebRTC Providers". | | | - Removed example code and description for RTSP to WebRTC integration. | | | - Added description for using `homeassistant.components.camera.webrtc` and implementing `CameraWebRTCProvider`. | ## Sequence Diagram(s) ```mermaid sequenceDiagram participant User participant Camera participant WebRTCProvider User->>Camera: Request WebRTC stream Camera->>WebRTCProvider: Register provider WebRTCProvider-->>Camera: Confirmation Camera-->>User: Stream available ```

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`107-110`: **LGTM: WebRTC documentation update looks good.** The changes to the WebRTC section align well with the PR objectives. The new content provides a clear, high-level overview of how integrations can implement WebRTC streams using the `CameraWebRTCProvider` and `async_register_webrtc_provider`. However, there's a past comment from frenck about `go2rtc` being under discussion. While these changes don't directly address that, it might be worth considering if any additional clarification is needed regarding the `go2rtc` implementation or its current status. Consider running the following script to check for any `go2rtc` references in the codebase: This will help determine if there are other places in the documentation that might need updating or clarification regarding `go2rtc`.
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