Wrap-up release notes

.gitignore

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 # Ignore dev folder
 #dev
 
-nspanel_esphome_prebuilt.bin
+#nspanel_esphome_prebuilt.bin

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ReleaseNotes.md

@@ -7,31 +7,34 @@ So if you haven't made a donation yet, now would be a good time ;)**
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 ## General
-Hello everyone! In our latest update, we've made some great strides to enhance your experience.
+Hello everyone! Our latest update introduces a range of enhancements designed to elevate your experience with the firmware.
-We've fine-tuned the TFT upload process, making it smoother and more user-friendly for both newbies and veterans.
+This update is focused on improving user interaction, featuring a more intuitive TFT upload process and expanded customization options.
+Key enhancements include upgraded functionality for Alarm Control Panels & Thermostats and new personalization features on the Home page.
 
-Exciting news – we've introduced multiple alarm control panels and added support for dual target temperature thermostats, complete with a handy new add-on.
+We're enthusiastic about our ongoing work to make the NSPanel firmware more user-friendly and accessible.
+This release marks significant progress in this direction, with improvements such as the
+streamlined TFT upload process and initial steps towards adopting `esp-idf` as the default framework.
+Additionally, our documentation has been revamped for greater clarity and user-friendliness.
+Expect more user-centric updates coming your way soon!
 
-On top of that, you've got more customization freedom now. Play around with additional custom buttons and icon size settings on your Home and button pages.
+Dive into the details below to see how these changes can enhance your daily use of NSPanel.
-Oh, and don't miss the new clock feature on the sleep page – it's a small but nifty addition!
+We value your feedback and are eager to hear your thoughts!
-
-Dive into the details below and see how these improvements can upgrade your day-to-day. Looking forward to your feedback!
 
 ### Upcoming Change: Switching to ESP-IDF Framework by March 2024
-Exciting news for our community – in just a couple of months, by March 2024, we'll be transitioning to the **ESP-IDF** as our default framework.
+We have some important updates for our community – by March 2024, we're moving to the **ESP-IDF** as our standard framework.
-This upgrade is designed to significantly increase the available memory on the ESP, making more room for new features and your customizations.
+This shift aims to significantly boost the memory capacity on the ESP, allowing for the addition of new features and broader customizations.
 
-While the change is around the corner, there's no need to rush. You have time to get ready for this transition.
+There's ample time before this transition takes place, so no need to hurry.
-When it's time to switch, you’ll need to flash your device using a serial cable, similar to what you did for your first custom firmware installation.
+When it's time to switch, flashing your device using a serial cable will be necessary, similar to the initial custom firmware setup.
 
-If you happen to need a serial firmware installation before March, consider giving `esp-idf` a try earlier.
+For those who might need a serial firmware installation before March,
-It’s already supported and a good step towards future-proofing your setup.
+trying out `esp-idf` earlier could be a beneficial move towards adapting to future developments.
 
-And if you're not able to make the switch by March or can't flash via serial, don't worry.
+If you're unable to switch by March or if serial flashing isn't an option for you,
-You’ll still have the option to use the `arduino` framework and update your device wirelessly (OTA).
+the `arduino` framework will still be available for Over-The-Air (OTA) updates.
 
-For all the details on customizing the framework, our [customization docs](docs/customization.md#framework-esp-idf) are there to help.
+For detailed guidance on framework customization, check out our [customization documentation](docs/customization.md#framework-esp-idf).
-We're committed to making this transition as smooth as possible, so reach out if you have any concerns or need assistance.
+We're dedicated to facilitating a smooth transition and are here to assist with any queries or concerns.
 
 ## Updating
 Updates may come with changes on the blueprint inputs and we highly recommend you review your settings and make sure all fields have the correct selection.

advanced/esphome/nspanel_esphome_prebuilt.yaml

@@ -11,16 +11,35 @@ substitutions:
   wifi_password: NSPanel_Blueprint
   pre_built: "true"
 
+##### External components #####
+external_components:
+  - source: github://pr#5586  # Remove this and update min ver when that PR is released
+    components:
+      - ota_http
+    refresh: 300s
+
 packages:
   core_package: !include ./nspanel_esphome_core.yaml  # Core package
   upload_tft_package: !include ./nspanel_esphome_addon_upload_tft.yaml  # Core package
 
 button:
-  - platform: factory_reset
+  - name: Factory reset
-    name: Factory reset
+    platform: factory_reset
     disabled_by_default: true
     internal: false
 
+  - id: bt_firmware_update
+    name: Firmware update
+    platform: template
+    on_press:
+      then:
+        - ota_http.flash:
+            url: !lambda return id(firmware_url).state;
+            verify_ssl: false
+        - lambda: |-
+            static const char *const TAG = "prebuilt.button.bt_firmware_update";
+            ESP_LOGE(TAG, "Firmware update failed!");
+
 # In combination with the `ap` this allows the user
 # to provision wifi credentials to the device.
 captive_portal:
@@ -43,6 +62,10 @@ esphome:
   project:
     name: esphome.NSPanel_HA_Blueprint
     version: "${version}"
+  on_boot:
+    - text_sensor.template.publish:
+      id: firmware_url
+      state: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Blackymas/NSPanel_HA_Blueprint/main/nspanel_esphome_prebuilt.bin
 
 # Sets up the improv via serial client for Wi-Fi provisioning
 improv_serial:
@@ -54,6 +77,8 @@ ota:
   id: my_ota
   password: ""
 
+ota_http:
+
 script:
   - id: !extend watchdog
     then:
@@ -74,9 +99,15 @@ select:
       - "NSPanel US Landscape (CJK languages)"
     initial_option: "NSPanel Blank"
 
+text_sensor:
+  - id: firmware_url
+    name: Firmware update - URL
+    platform: template
+    update_interval: 60s
+    internal: true
+
 web_server:
   id: web_server_std
-  #ota: true  # Not available for ESP-IDF
 
 wifi:
   ap: {}