How would you do that with a picture?
It should show an url
Also with more info then instead of popup?
For a picture, you could try camera but using platform generic, or platform local_file.
more_info is the normal lovelace popup card, but in the case of a camera, it should be sized fairly large to view the image assuming the image itself is fairly large.
Can you give an example pls?
camera isnt a cardā¦
So how would the more_info look like then?
I already have a camera:
camera:
- platform: generic
name: Eufy Deurbel
still_image_url: !secret camera_still_image
Its that image i want to show
Goto Developers Tools, find camera.eufy_deurbel and click on the circle with i in the middle
?
its empty now
Its possible to show me example of code?
Anyone? How should the code be like?
- service: browser_mod.popup
data:
deviceID:
- 41b5a475-fe0bd9fc
Running in to the audio issue aswell.
I am using Brave browser. I want to use my browser for TTS so i can hear it in my headset instead of my google speakers.
The media player shows playing, but no sound is coming through the pc.
New to HA and to browser_mod. I added custom_components/browser_mod to /config/custom_components/browser_mod and when I do a Check Configuration, HA says the configuration is invalid
Component error: browser_mod - Integration ābrowser_modā not found
What am I missing?
Hass can only find custom components that were present at the last boot. Restart anyway and it should be fine.
OK, but when you say ārestart anywayā, I presume you are referring to HA (not the Virtual machine OS). However, HA will not permit a restart because it says the configuration.yaml file is invalid. (all I added to it is the line browser_mod:
Sorry. I now understand. Restart without the change to .configuration.yaml. Then restart again with it.
browser_mod now appears to be installed and I am trying to demonstrate that I can get it to do anything. I understood that I need the browser deviceid (Chrome in my case) in order to test it. The FAQ say that to get a deviceID, you can go to /developer-tools/service and call browser_mod.debug although when I do that and Iām not sure what I should be expecting as a response but I get none.
The FAQ also says you can find your deviceID by adding a browser-player card to Lovelace but I tried adding
type: custom:browser-player
to my Lovelace config file and received the error:
Custom element doesn't exist: browser-player
type: custom:browser-player
And as far as the last option of typing a localStorage[ālovelace-player-device-idā) into the browsers console. No idea where that is.
Can someone please walk me thru a simple test of browser-mod? Please donāt say RTFM as I have read the doc but perhaps it assumes more knowledge of HA than I currently possess.
Clear your browser cache, and then check your browser console. It should mention browser_mod and display your deviceID.
Thanks. That has given me a deviceID for my Chrome browser on my Macmini. Now how do I demonstrate that browser_mod is working as expected? Perhaps a simple script?
I am still unable to add a Lovelace card (custom: browser-player)
Also, how to get deviceID from ios device running the HA app?
Here is one wayā¦Take a look at the debug command. Execute it anywhere but then go to the browser/device of interest and see what shows up.
I am fairly new to HA so when you say āexecute it anywhereā, that would probably be obvious to most HA users but I tried to use the Call Service function in Developer Tools like this:
http://imgur.com/a/A671pnU but nothng showed up.
To clarify, I was trying to answer your last question.
Try the debug command without a deviceID
If you mean, do what I did above (see image), without any data, That too does nothing.
I have finally gotten browser_mod to work, at least in so far as seeing the device in the Developer Tools states list and being able to control it. I can see the browser (Chrome) that I am logged in with on the MacMini running HA. However, from IOS devices (iPhone or iPad) I cannot seem to play a sound using the media_player when the browser is logged in to HA, only when I use the ios HA app. Is this the expected behavior?
This is an old query but no one ever answered you and I was working on this so hereās what I worked out. I was trying to use last_seen but because itās an attribute of the sensor created by browser mod it becomes unavailable as soon as my iPad kiosk sleeps and the related template becomes invalid. last_updated, however, is still accessible when the sensor is unavailable.
Sensor:
- platform: template
scan_interval: 10
sensors:
kiosk_last_updated:
friendly_name: "seconds ago kiosk was last updated"
value_template: "{{ (as_timestamp(now()) - as_timestamp(states.sensor.bm_ca_kiosk_ipp.last_updated)) | int() }}"
unit_of_measurement: 'sec'
Automation:
- id: 'id 30.2'
alias: "kiosk revert to home"
trigger:
- platform: state
entity_id: binary_sensor.hue_motion_sensor_2_motion
to: "on"
condition:
condition: and
conditions:
- condition: template
value_template: |
{{ states("sensor.kiosk_last_updated") | int() > 300 }}
- condition: or
conditions:
- condition: time
after: '17:00:00'
before: '09:25:00'
weekday:
- mon
- tue
- wed
- thu
- fri
- condition: time
weekday:
- sat
- sun
action:
- delay: "00:00:02"
- service: browser_mod.navigate
data:
navigation_path: /kiosk-yaml/0
deviceID:
- 67796da9-c098a881
- bm_ca_kiosk_ipp
I have the time conditions in there because during market hours a second automation sends the kiosk to my stocks page. As a PSA, Iām using this brilliant trick to wake the iPad into guided access mode based on a Hue motion sensor (which I donāt think browser mod can do).
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