I have been working on a battery widget for my home screen to replace the Pixel battery widget, the UI is not great because it is rendered as ASCII art but I quite like it.
It makes use of a template widget so it requires a connection to HomeAssistant even for local devices.
{% set granularity = 28 %}
{% set max_devices = 5 %}
{# Name, Battery Level, Is Charging #}
{% set devices = [
("Phone", "sensor.joseph_s_phone_battery_level", "binary_sensor.joseph_s_phone_is_charging"),
("Watch", "sensor.joseph_s_watch_battery_level_2", "binary_sensor.joseph_s_watch_is_charging"),
("Laptop", "sensor.joseph_s_laptop_battery_level", "binary_sensor.joseph_s_laptop_is_charging"),
("Headphones", "sensor.joseph_s_headphones_battery_level", ""),
] %}
{# Min, Color #}
{% set colors = [
(50, ""),
(20, "#ebd660"),
(-1, "#F2B8B5"),
] %}
{% for device in (devices|rejectattr("1", "is_state", "unavailable")|rejectattr("1", "is_state", "unknown")|list)[:max_devices] %}
{{ device[0] }}: {{ states(device[1]) | int }}% {% if is_state(device[2], "on") %}⚡{% endif %}<br />
<font color="{{ (colors | selectattr("0", "<", states(device[1]) | int) | first)[1] }}">
{{ "█" * (((states(device[1]) | int) / 100 * granularity) | int) }}{{ "░" * (granularity - (((states(device[1]) | int) / 100 * granularity) | int)) }}
</font>
{{ "<br /><br />" if not loop.last else "" }}
{% endfor %}
The two variables at the top hold all of the config information, granularity is how many characters are used in the progress bar, devices is a list of any number of devices, it is made up 3 parts (name, level entity, and charging entity), if you don’t have a charging entity just leave it blank.
Feel free to modify it and improve it. If you make it better, I would love to hear!
Merry Christmas!
For Bluetooth battery levels check out my other post: Bluetooth Battery Levels (Android)
, thanks.