Is there anyone that have a sensor to show countdown to a specific date? In my case i want to know when lets encrypt expires.

Once you’ve pressed call service it should appear as a sensor. If you haven’t overridden your default_view it should be at the top of the main page in your overview. If you have overridden your default_view, the sensor will be in the states page and you’ll have to add the entity id to one of your v…

[image] Sensor to show expiry date of SSL certificate Share your Projects! This is an OLD post and should only really be used these days for non-standard installations. Instead you should use an addon that automatically keeps your certs up to date, or use the ssl sensor th…

Running hass.io “apt-get install ssl-cert-check” is not possible “-bash: apt-get: command not found”

I really dont get where to put the script

Create a folder in your .homeassistant directory called python_scripts. Create a new file in there called countdown.py and insert the contents of the file from the thread I linked to, changing the dates to whatever date you want. Save the file, and in your configuration.yaml put a line saying pytho…

Seems like there is no .homeassistant dir [image]

Then where are all your homeassistant configuration files?

Idk if it is any difference but i am running hassio (resinos-hassio-1.1-raspberrypi3.img)

Yes, but presumably you edit your configuration.yaml file once in a while? It must be somewhere.

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Countdown to date

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anon43302295 February 15, 2018, 11:30pm 3

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Countdown sensor Scripts

Hi all, quick python_script to display the number of days until some future date, which I update using an automation at midnight daily. Enjoy! """ Script to create a sensor displaying the number of days until some event. Automate to update every day. """ EVENT = 'renew_letsencrypt' YEAR = 2018 MONTH = 2 DAY = 8 day_of_interest = datetime.datetime(YEAR, MONTH, DAY) now = datetime.datetime.now() diff = day_of_interest - now hass.states.set('sensor.' + EVENT, diff.days,{ 'unit_of_measuremen…

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