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docs/api.md

@@ -197,14 +197,14 @@ Ideal for user interfaces that require real-time text updates, such as status me
 
 **Parameters:**
 - `id` (string): Identifier of the component whose text will be updated. Ensure this matches the component's ID in your display layout.
-- `text` (string): The new text content to display. This can include static text or dynamic information passed at runtime.
+- `txt` (string): The new text content to display. This can include static text or dynamic information passed at runtime.
 
 **Home Assistant Example:**
 ```yaml
 service: esphome.<your_panel_name>_component_text
 data:
   id: "home.time"
-  text: "12:34"
+  txt: "12:34"
 ```
 > [!NOTE]
 > Replace `<your_panel_name>` with your specific panel name as configured in Home Assistant to ensure correct service execution.

esphome/nspanel_esphome_core.yaml

@@ -352,24 +352,24 @@ api:
       #
       # Parameters:
       # - id (string): Identifier of the component. Ensure it matches the component's ID in your display layout.
-      # - text (string): New text content to be displayed. Supports both static and dynamic content.
+      # - txt (string): New text content to be displayed. Supports both static and dynamic content.
       #
       # Example service call:
       # service: esphome.<your_panel_name>_component_text
       # data:
       #   id: "home.time"  # Component ID to update. Match this with your display's component ID.
-      #   text: "12:34"  # New text content to display.
+      #   txt: "12:34"  # New text content to display.
       #
       # NOTE: Replace <your_panel_name> with your specific panel name in your Home Assistant setup.
       # Ensure 'id' accurately targets the correct component for the text update to be successful.
       - service: component_text
         variables:
           id: string
-          text: string
+          txt: string
         then:
           - lambda: |-
               if (!id(is_uploading_tft))
-                disp1->set_component_text_printf(id.c_str(), "%s", text.c_str());
+                disp1->set_component_text_printf(id.c_str(), "%s", txt.c_str());
 
     # Component Value Service
       # This service updates the numerical value of a specified component on the display,