I have read the whole thread, but cannot get this to work.
I have a weather sensor with the entity_id weather.home that’s geting it’s data from met.no . The sensor works fine.
I have also added the resources in ui-lovelace.yaml.
This config:
- type: custom:weather-card
entity_weather: weather.home
entity_sun: sun.sun
name: Home
trows the following error: Please define a weather entity
is the name for the entity right in that way? please show the sensor in the development view.
does the incorrect indentation frustrate it?
try:
- type: custom:weather-card
entity_weather: weather.home
entity_sun: sun.sun
name: Home
of course this only helps if Whippie’s question is answered with a yes 
I have also trouble with adding the custom weather card. And I find different options about almost everything.
module or js
configuration.yaml
lovelace:
# mode: yaml
resources:
- url: /local/community/weather-card/weather-card.js
type: module
lovelace ui
type: "custom:weather-card"
entity: weather.home
name: Home
I tried it with and without “”. I disabled the lovelace yaml to avoid issues with spaces and to get feedback, but I can’t get rid of the error 
Hey, I’ve been using this plugin since a week and it looks really nice! 
However on my IPad the resolution seems to be far smaller than on my other devices (the ipad is the only ios device). I attached an screenshot of the card.
It’s hard to understand what you mean when you attach just the card since there is nothing to compare it to. We cannot tell what it looks like on the iphone vs. ipad nor how the other cards look in comparison to the cards around it.
Maybe try taking a screenshot of the whole screen on both devices?
I have to create two posts because of a limitation by this forum:
ipad:
I hope you can see that the Weather Icons are a bit fuzzy on the ipad.
From what I can tell, I think that’s just the difference in resolution between the ipad and your computer monitor’s resolution. If you reduced the resolution of your computer screen, the weather will probably look a little fuzzier as well.
As @Chompas mentioned earlier, this absolutly beautiful plugin consumes a lot of cpu.
For me, on an i5-8600k @3.60Ghz around 20%.
I guess it is based on the animated svgs. When i simply throw them of the DOM the cpu is great again:
As i have like zero knowledge about animating svgs i can just leave this information here, and sadly disable the plugin
Might drop me a hint were this is configurable?
Trying to add my own sensor for current temp but nothing happens when I add it. Is there anything else that I need to do?
For folks running into issues, I had to dig into the code to figure some stuff out, hope this will help others who run into problems:
entity:weather.x not weather_entity:weather.x
sensor.moon is needed. Somehow my HA does not have that be default? (maybe newer HA remove moon as the default?) Include this in your configuration.yaml
sensor:
- platform: moon
https://github.com/bramkragten/weather-card/ has clearer config details than the first post.
Hi Thatkookooguy, I like the theme that you are using in your screenshot. Which one is it?
@HVader2000 Thanks! It’s called hass kibibit theme. you can find it on the HACS marketplace or here on GitHub.
I’m just about to release a new version with some variants. probably in the next week.
Leaving this bread crumb here to hopefully save someone else a lot of discovery. I also had crazy CPU usage on the browser host running Firefox 80.0. The suggestion below is not supported in the custom card from the OP at the top of this thread:
There are two ways to get static icons:
cd {ha config dir}
mkdir -p www/icons/static_weather
wget https://github.com/bramkragten/weather-card/archive/v1.5.0.tar.gz
tar zxf v1.5.0.tar.gz
cp weather-card-1.5.0/icons/static/* www/icons/static_weather
rm v1.5.0.tar.gz
rm -rf weather-card-1.5.0
Now change the “icon location” config option to: /local/icons/static_weather/
As a side note if you leave the “icon location” config option blank it doesn’t use the locally installed animated icons, rather the card will cause your browser to load them from a CDN at: https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/bramkragten/weather-card/dist/icons/
This is a common technique to track users and it will track all your browser clients. If you still want animated icons but don’t want to load them from the CDN you can change the “icon location” to: /local/community/weather-card/icons/
That path assumes you used HACS to install the card; if not then you probably know the path where you manually installed the card and icon files; just prepend /local/.
