Restructure the Community Usermods page and add support and enabling pointers - #372
Restructure the Community Usermods page and add support and enabling pointers#372bharvey88 wants to merge 3 commits into
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…pointers Support goes to the usermod author, enabling is documented on Custom Features. The index table becomes one section per usermod with linked authors, official starting points split from the community index, and both pages now point at the 70+ built-in usermods in the firmware repo.
WalkthroughThe documentation separates built-in usermods from community usermods. It adds official starting points, detailed community entries, support and compilation guidance, contribution instructions, and navigation links. ChangesCommunity usermod documentation
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The page’s scope wording conflicts with its separate listing of the built-in user_fx usermod, which could briefly confuse readers about what the community index contains. The PR remains mergeable with owner awareness and a small wording follow-up. Suggested reviewers: Poem
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Full details: Linked Issues checkExplanation The changes satisfy issue Full details: Out of Scope Changes checkExplanation The documented changes remain within the pull request objectives. The page restructuring, usermod categorization, links, ordering, anchors, and contribution guidance support the linked issue and stated documentation goals. Full details: Docstring CoverageExplanation No functions found in the changed files to evaluate docstring coverage. Skipping docstring coverage check. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 0 functions across 0 files. (2 skipped: 2 unsupported.) ✨ Finishing Touches✨ Simplify code
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In `@docs/advanced/community-usermods.md`:
- Line 26: Revise the support guidance sentence near the usermod author
instructions to eliminate the comma splice and clarify that the author’s
repository is linked from the usermod name. Use concise, direct wording that
tells users to contact the author and usually report issues in that linked
repository.
- Line 35: Update the user_fx entry description to classify it as an official or
built-in effects usermod, while preserving its purpose, template guidance, and
custom_usermods enablement instruction.
- Line 43: Update the contributor attribution in community-usermods.md so the
license value uses the exact version EUPL-1.2, matching both repositories’
declared license versions.
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| This page is an index of usermods written by the WLED community. Entries are maintained by their authors; the WLED project does not test or endorse them. | ||
| This page is an index of usermods that live outside the WLED repository, written and maintained by community members. WLED itself also ships with over 70 built-in usermods (audio-reactive, sensors, displays, and more) in its [`usermods/` directory](https://github.com/wled/WLED/tree/main/usermods), each with its own README; those are not listed here. Entries below are maintained by their authors; the WLED project does not test or endorse them. |
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"ships with over 70 built-in usermods" is poor wording. I'd say "many" instead of 70 and also this may make user think they can pull them in without compiling
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Reworded in 125b729: it now says the WLED repo carries many usermods of its own, with no count, and adds that they need a custom build just like the ones listed below.
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In `@docs/advanced/community-usermods.md`:
- Line 5: Update the scope statement near the page introduction to clarify that
built-in usermods are excluded from the Community Index while preserving that
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Fix the page scope statement.
Line 5 says built-in usermods “are not listed here,” but the Official Starting Points section lists the built-in user_fx at Line 35. State that built-in usermods are excluded from the Community Index, or mention the separate official section.
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-Those are not listed here, and like the ones below they need a custom build to use.
+They are not included in the Community Index below. Official starting points are listed separately, and like the ones below they need a custom build to use.📝 Committable suggestion
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| This page is an index of usermods that live outside the WLED repository, written and maintained by community members. The WLED repository also carries many usermods of its own (audio-reactive, sensors, displays, and more) in its [`usermods/` directory](https://github.com/wled/WLED/tree/main/usermods), each with its own README. Those are not listed here, and like the ones below they need a custom build to use. Entries below are maintained by their authors; the WLED project does not test or endorse them. | |
| This page is an index of usermods that live outside the WLED repository, written and maintained by community members. The WLED repository also carries many usermods of its own (audio-reactive, sensors, displays, and more) in its [`usermods/` directory](https://github.com/wled/WLED/tree/main/usermods), each with its own README. They are not included in the Community Index below. Official starting points are listed separately, and like the ones below they need a custom build to use. Entries below are maintained by their authors; the WLED project does not test or endorse them. |
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In `@docs/advanced/community-usermods.md` at line 5, Update the scope statement
near the page introduction to clarify that built-in usermods are excluded from
the Community Index while preserving that they may appear in the separate
official section containing user_fx.
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Fixes #327.
The warning banner the issue asked for already landed in 6ad5743; this completes the remaining asks and restructures the page:
usermods/directory (and a matching link plus cross-reference on the Custom Features page)All six listed repos verified live (none archived, all pushed within the last two months), and the enabling mechanism link describes the current WLED 16
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