RuView: Complete CRUD Interface Implementation

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Good morning, this is your RuView developer briefing for May 27th, 2026.

Today's activity centers on a comprehensive CRUD implementation sprint with 13 commits and no merged pull requests. The development team completed a full-featured user interface for the homecore system.

The most significant addition is a complete entity management system. Developer ruv implemented create, read, update, and delete operations for entities through a series of iterative commits. The frontend now includes a modal-based entity form with live validation, supporting standard Home Assistant domain patterns and JSON attribute editing. Users can add new entities, edit existing ones through clickable state cards, and delete entities with confirmation dialogs.

The interface expansion includes three new pages: States, Services, and Settings. The States page displays entities in a table format with automatic refresh. The Services page allows operators to call backend services directly through the interface, posting JSON payloads and displaying responses. The Settings page features a sophisticated token management system that validates bearer tokens against the backend before persisting them to local storage.

Backend enhancements include a new DELETE endpoint for entity removal and automatic seeding of default entities and services. Fresh installations now boot with 10 sample entities and 13 services across 6 domains, eliminating the need for manual setup scripts during development.

The commits also include infrastructure improvements, with fixes to the v1 verification pipeline to handle additional environment variables and updated hash validation for the signal processing proof.

What's next: The interface now provides complete CRUD functionality, setting the stage for integration testing and production deployment preparation. URL-based routing for direct page access remains a potential enhancement.

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