Ariela - Home Assistant Android Client

Detect fire alarms, detect dumb doorbell sound, indeed many ideas :slight_smile:

I could do that, looks very interesting :smiley:
Next version will have such sensor implemented :smiley:

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Hello, I side loaded Ariela on my Android TV and use the Web UI option due to custom cards. Is there a way to adjust the view port size? For some reason it displays only 3 cards horizontally even though the display size should easily handle 5 or more.

PS: I am willing to test Android TV builds if you need a tester :slight_smile:

Thanks!

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Send me some screenshots so i can check it out. Thing is that i do not handle the web ui mode rendering at all, but maybe i could spot something :smiley:

Hi @Ionut

When you have some time could you check out the graphs Ariela is rendering? With small variations (e.g. in temperature) they don’t say a lot. The values on the axis also don’t make a lot of sense with 3 decimals in this case. Additionally, could you add timestamps on the X-axis, as Lovelace does?

An example:

Lovelace webUI:
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Ariela:
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To me it would make more sense to ‘zoom in’ the Y-axis. The Y-axis doesn’t have to go down all the way to 0.

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Let me see what i can do about it.

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Couple of issues I’m facing and wondering if you can fix?

Using the new Android 10 gesture nav means that it’s impossible to swipe from the left display margin to access the settings menu in WebUI mode.

Also, the setting button overlaps the add new automation button in web UI more. See screenshot below.

Living the app overall, just these two minor issues.

Thank you, i will check it out.

In Ariela → Settings you have an option to disable (hide) that button.

Thanks @Ionut, if I hide that button I’ll have no way of accessing the settings menu so need to keep it visible for now.

When I hide the settings button I can access the menu by swiping from the left.

@Ionut I will get you a screen shot from my Android TV, life has just been getting in the way :slight_smile:

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What could cause “Force Mobile App credentials” to fail? Been trying to track down why my notifications don’t work anymore and think it’s not just notifications having issues, think it’s HA reading anything from my phone. Enabled a few sensors set as “Mobile APP” but these don’t appear anywhere in HA. Tried the integration button several times, uninstalled, reinstalled but nothing works?

On a slightly separate note, what’s preferred for notifications? The HANotify option, or the one directly below for mobile_app?

Edit: Also, whilst reading through the thread i saw a lot of mention about removing from intergrations, i assume this is “Configuration > Intergrations”? If so i have nothing in there that could be related.

Edit2: Annoyingly enough, after trying to work it out for the last 3-4 hours, immediately after posting the above I’ve sussed it.
After following your blog post on mobile_app and going to https://www.home-assistant.io/components/mobile_app/ i saw that i needed “mobile_app:” in my configuration.yml, added that in, forced the mobile app credentials and it connected, happy days!

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Hi

For some reason I cannot create a new server connection in ariela.
The app fails to check the connection after entering the URL.
Even if I copy paste the URL from a working connection it fails for the new connection.

I guess it could be related to my selfsigned ssl certificate but this should not be causing such an issue and has not in previous versions.

bug?

Can you share Ariela logs so i can check it out? Thank you.

Hello,

Version 1.3.6.5 is out.
What’s new:

  • NEW: added unsupported Lovelace card view
  • minor UI changes to markdown Lovelace card
  • fixed issue when conditional card space is shown
  • fixed issue when the conditional card is still shown
  • show tabs name in uppercase

In the logs I found what I suspected:

2019-09-24 09:51:09.079 21296-21566/? E/HA_HAServerConnectionTester: HAServerConnectionTester exception while reaching the address = https://adloko:8124 . Error = javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException: java.security.cert.CertPathValidatorException: Trust anchor for certification path not found.

In guess in previous version the validity of the SSL cert was checked later after the config part was done. Only then will the confirmation popup come up where you can choose to ignore the SSL warning. Now, I do not have the chance to ignore the warning as Ariela will not let me continue without checking the URL.

Can you share full Ariela logs so i can check it out? Thank you.

Maybe this would help, it did for me.
https://www.digitalcitizen.life/stop-huawei-from-closing-apps-when-you-lock-screen

Ariela and custom Lovelace cards battle has begun :smiley:

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Here’s another handy one: https://github.com/thomasloven/lovelace-slider-entity-row

Thank you, added to my TODO list.