I have defined in “customize_glob.yaml” the following:
sensor.PIR_*:
templates:
icon_color: >
if (state == 'Normal') return 'green';
if (state == 'Breach') return 'yellow';
if (state == 'Alarm') return 'red';
return 'grey';
The sensor is working fine, however the colour is not changing.
I have set at my card:
state_color: true
Logical, as in the same card I have other sensors with colouring and this is working fine. The only distinction is that this a regular sensor and others are binary_sensor (the last is working fine with the colouring).
In my configuration.yaml I defined:
homeassistant:
customize_glob: !include customize_glob.yaml
customize: !include customize.yaml
I have other colouring at “customize_glob.yaml” and this is working correct.
What could be wrong?
If I move the code to “customize.yaml” and don’t use a wildcard it’s working, like:
sensor.PIR_Eetkamer:
templates:
icon_color: >
if (state == 'Normal') return 'primary-color';
if (state == 'Breach') return 'orange';
if (state == 'Alarm') return 'red';
return 'grey';
Could it be the wildcard? The other at global I have defined as sensor.area_*_status. Should the wildcard be in between and not at the end?
By the way, the primary-color is exactly the normal colour of the binary_sensor. How can I get the yellow/orange colour when a binary_sensor is true?