Introducing Long Press

v4.0.0

Native support for long pressing / holding down Firemote buttons is
here!

What's New:
 - Firemote Button Longpress support (#477)
 - Support for Amazon Fire INSIGNIA F20 Series TVs (closes #489)
 - Swedish/Svenska language support (closes #472)
 - es-419 language for proper AppleTV app names (closes #471)
 - Proper support for sections layouts (HA experimental)
 - Added card sizing signaling for masonry layouts
 - App Launcher for Fox Business (closes #473)
 - App Launcher for SKY + (closes #474)
 - App Launcher for Pathé Thuis (closes #476)
 - App launcher for Claro tv+ (closes #481)
 - App launcher for BabyTV (closes #482)
 - App Launcher for Apollo Group TV (closes #491)
 - App Launcher for DefSquid
 - Fixed a bug that put too many entities in the entity dropdown
 - Fixed a click bug when dpad style = Minimal

What's Changed:
 - Re-adjusted the regular Downloader app icon
 - Custom_launchers YAML now accepts 'action' or 'service'
 - Various updates for Swedish Translation (closes #472)
 - Updated RTL + app Launcher (closes #475)
 - Updated Magenta TV app Launcher (closes #475)
 - Updated Stremio app Launcher (closes #484)
- Fixed bug that prevented text containing a quotation mark from being
sent
- Added more checks and alerts for users choosing a different remote
style than the one that came with their device
 - Updated GitHub Issue template for Langage Translations
 - Updates to the readme file
 - Updated some error messaging
 - New regular and round logos for downloader app

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https://github.com/PRProd/HA-Firemote/wiki/Force-a-Refresh

Can't see language translation updates?  Visit this link:
https://github.com/PRProd/HA-Firemote/wiki/Changing-Your-Home-Assistant-Language

README.md

@@ -208,7 +208,7 @@ Custom app launch buttons are not limited to the few that came printed on your r
 <br>
 
 ## Launcher Button Customizations
-You are not limited to only using the launcher buttons that come with Firemote.  Through YAML, you can define your own working buttons in one of two ways: defining a script or constructing a service call.
+You are not limited to only using the launcher buttons that come with Firemote.  Through YAML, you can define your own working buttons in one of two ways: defining a script or constructing an action call.
 
 Example:
 ```yaml
@@ -229,7 +229,7 @@ custom_launchers:
     icon: mdi:lamp
     color: red
     background: blue
-    service: light.toggle
+    action: light.toggle
     target:
       entity_id: light.bedroom_lamp
     data:
@@ -252,9 +252,9 @@ YAML usage:
 | color         | css color value | no                        | custom color for your text label or your mdi icon<br>ex: white<br>ex: '#ff0000' |
 | background    | css color value | no                        | custom color for your button's background<br>ex: green<br>ex: '#ffffff'         |
 | script        | string          | yes if calling a script   | The name of your Home Assistant script                                          |
-| service       | string          | yes if not using a script | The name of the Home Assistant service you want to call                         |
-| target        | object          | yes if not using a script | Define the entity for your service to act upon                                  |
-| data          | object          | no                        | optional parameters for your service call                                       |
+| action        | string          | yes if not using a script | The name of the Home Assistant action you want to call                          |
+| target        | object          | yes if not using a script | Define the entity for your action to act upon                                   |
+| data          | object          | no                        | optional parameters for your action call                                        |
 
 
 Once defined, a custom button can be assigned to a Firemote button location through the YAML config itself, or it can be selected through the Visual Editor dropdown
@@ -266,7 +266,7 @@ Once defined, a custom button can be assigned to a Firemote button location thro
 <br>
 
 ## Button Overrides
-Button Overrides can be very useful for customization.  These overrides can be used to call a Home Assistant service directly, run a script, or hide a button on your remote.  These options are accomplished through your Firemote's YAML configuration.
+Button Overrides can be very useful for customization.  These overrides can be used to call a Home Assistant action directly, run a script, or hide a button on your remote.  These options are accomplished through your Firemote's YAML configuration.
 
 Consider this example:
 ```yaml
@@ -276,7 +276,7 @@ button_overrides:
   volume-down-button:
     script: receiver_volume_down_script
   volume-up-button:
-    service: light.toggle
+    action: light.toggle
     target:
       entity_id: light.bedroom_lamp
     data:

dist/HA-Firemote.js

@@ -1,9 +1,9 @@
-const HAFiremoteVersion = 'v4.0.0b4';
+const HAFiremoteVersion = 'v4.0.0';
 
 import {LitElement, html, css, unsafeHTML, unsafeCSS, styleMap} from './lit/lit-all.min.js';
-import {launcherData, launcherCSS} from "./launcher-buttons.js?version=v4.0.0b4";
-import {rosettaStone} from './language-translations.js?version=v4.0.0b4';
-import {devices} from './supported-devices.js?version=v4.0.0b4';
+import {launcherData, launcherCSS} from "./launcher-buttons.js?version=v4.0.0";
+import {rosettaStone} from './language-translations.js?version=v4.0.0';
+import {devices} from './supported-devices.js?version=v4.0.0';
 
 console.groupCollapsed("%c 🔥 FIREMOTE-CARD 🔥 %c "+HAFiremoteVersion+" installed ", "color: orange; font-weight: bold; background: black", "color: green; font-weight: bold;"),
 console.log("Readme:", "https://github.com/PRProd/HA-Firemote"),
@@ -202,7 +202,6 @@ class FiremoteCard extends LitElement {
     };
   }
 
-  // TODO: This is a part of the beta release - likely should have been included all along
   // Sets a default card size (height) for masonry dashboard type
   getCardSize(){
     // https://developers.home-assistant.io/docs/frontend/custom-ui/custom-card#sizing-in-masonry-view