Hi
Try this: (No Background, full SVG scalable!)
https://awr7-nethserver.r7.anwi.ch/analog_clock/index0.html
index2.html has a red clock-ring.
The “packaging” needs to be done on the Webservers side, using a simple html file.
You can grab the html file, and use that, better than copying the code from “show source”…
I will be making a custom card, however a lot of stuff planned is delayed due to Corona Lockdown…
I’m glad the lockdown here is almost over!
Andy
That looks nice, one caveat…
Hi
Sorry, the link mit index0.html is for other web pages (I use the clock eg in Zabbix Monitoring and several other places…
For HassIO use this:
https://awr7-nethserver.r7.anwi.ch/analog_clock/station-clock.svg
Andy
Ahh, so we don’t need HTML and can simply pass the SVG… upon testing that works great!
type: iframe
url: /local/analog-clock/analog-clock.svg
aspect_ratio: 60%
Thank you @Andy_Wismer!
Hello, I would also like to have this clock of the railway station.
i write with translator, but maybe someone can briefly explain again exactly how to integrate this clock now in the year 2024, since i am a relative newcomer. maybe a small step by step guide. thank you very much. marco
Hello Andy,
I’m still new to HomeAssistant, how do I get the SBB clock into HomeAssistant? My HA runs in a VM and I have installed lovelace, it appears with 2 entries in the menu see printscreen. I’m not sure if this has been fully installed. Where and how do I have to do this to integrate this analog SBB clock? Is there a detailed step by step guide?
Thank you very much!
Greetings Novell1
Hi,
Hi, I didn’t get to grips with the above either.
But my clock is now running with this iframe
type: iframe
url: http://www.3quarks.com/images/svg/siemens-clock.svg
aspect_ratio: 50%