What about HDMI CEC?
I have finished the local-addon-version of the HASS Configurator. If someone is willing to test and maybe suggest some changes, here’s the current repository: https://github.com/danielperna84/hassio-hass-configurator
Edit:
There now is a real add-on repository at https://github.com/danielperna84/hassio-addons
Starting with Hass.IO 0.26 this can be added as a repository and installed with a few clicks.
Smartthings MQTT Bridge would be a great addition. It only requires Node and Mosquitto (which is already available on HassIO).
FTP server, since some IP cameras can upload images to FTP.
I have moved the add-on configuration discussion to it’s own topic at
UniFi controller would be nice for this
The Concord232 component can’t run without the concord232 server so that would be a nice add-on.
I would add to the list Homebridge
Homebridge would be really nice
I would like to se
https://community.home-assistant.io/t/floorplan-for-home-assistant/17394
As a addon.
sense Hat would be handy
Apache server to make available contents of a specific folder would be useful e.g to enable browser based browsing of images captured by a camera
We already support the local www folder in the home Assistant config dir
I wasn’t aware of that but found the blog post now https://home-assistant.io/blog/2016/04/07/static-website/ Didn’t find any detail in the docs?
Kyso looks like a really great tool - could contribute notebooks of analysis of HASS database data
Seems that you can’t host that yourself (for free). I’ve been using InfluxDB and Grafana and have no issues with that setup. (Even available for hass.io now: Repository: Bestlibre Addons repository )
Kyso can be hosted and run in docker for free, and teams can be created. However notebooks are ‘public’ on the free tier. For hassle free jupyter notebooks this could be a good way to go.
I’ve been using netdata instead of glances and really like it. It would be really nice to have for hass.io
I am currently working on a local kiosk browser, so you can deploy hass.io on a Pi3 with a touchscreen.
Hopefully ready soon.