Different states in tile card

Configuration Frontend
1

Hey,

I want to add a tile card with information from my dhishwasher (geschirrspueler). I have the following entities:

switch.geschirrspuler_power
sensor.geschirrspuler_operation_state
sensor.geschirrspuler_program_progress
sensor.geschirrspuler_remaining_program_time

I want something like this

type: tile
entity: switch.geschirrspuler_power
state_content:
  - state
  - last-changed
  - sensor.geschirrspuler_operation_state
  - sensor.geschirrspuler_program_progress
  - sensor.geschirrspuler_remaining_program_time

Any ideas?

2

I would suggest to consider:
– either use other cards in a stack-like structure,
– or Entities card, may be with custom:multiple-entity-row,
– or may be anything what you wish by custom:button-card

3

Hey @Ildar_Gabdullin thank you for the hint. If found the lovelace multiple-entity-row card but it doesn’t fit my needs and I solved the Problem with mushroom cards:

type: custom:stack-in-card
mode: vertical
cards:
  - type: custom:stack-in-card
    mode: horizontal
    cards:
      - type: tile
        entity: switch.geschirrspuler_power
        state_content:
          - state
          - last-changed
  - type: horizontal-stack
    cards:
      - type: custom:mushroom-chips-card
        chips:
          - type: entity
            entity: sensor.geschirrspuler_operation_state
          - type: entity
            entity: sensor.geschirrspuler_program_progress
          - type: entity
            entity: sensor.geschirrspuler_remaining_program_time
        alignment: center
style: |
  ha-card { 
    border-radius: 20px;
  }

Maybe you can give me an other hint :wink: I get a value in seconds from my knx

  - name: x operating hours
    state_address: "2/1/34"
    type: long_delta_timesec

Is it possible to format the value into hour without templating?

        chips:
          - type: entity
            entity: {{ ??? }}

I have a lot of entities with working hours as seconds and don’t want to create a new sensor for each entitiy only to change the format.

4

No, not using mushrooms))

5

And with which card?

6

Having the same issue, and came up with the following template sensor:

    - unique_id: spulmaschine
      name: >-
        Spülmaschine
      icon: mdi:dishwasher
      state: >-
        {% if is_state("switch.spulmaschine_power","off") %}
          Ausgeschaltet
        {% elif is_state("sensor.spulmaschine_operation_state", "Run") %}
          Läuft
        {% else %}
          Bereit
        {% endif %}
      attributes:
        power: >-
          {{ is_state("switch.spulmaschine_power", "on") }}
        operation_state: >-
          {{ states("sensor.spulmaschine_operation_state") }}
        progress: >-
          {{ states("sensor.spulmaschine_program_progress") }} %
        remaining_time: >-
          {{ states("sensor.spulmaschine_remaining_program_time") }}
        door: >-
          {{ states("binary_sensor.spulmaschine_door") }}
        door_german: >-
          {% if is_state("binary_sensor.spulmaschine_door", "on") %}
          Offen
          {% else %}
          Geschlossen
          {% endif %}
        supply: >-
          {{ states("number.spulmaschinentabs_supply")|int }} Tabs
        program: >-
          {% set programs = [
            "switch.spulmaschine_program_auto2",
            "switch.spulmaschine_program_eco50",
            "switch.spulmaschine_program_intensiv70",
            "switch.spulmaschine_program_prerinse",
            "switch.spulmaschine_program_nightwash",
            "switch.spulmaschine_program_machinecare"
          ] %}

          {% for s in programs %}
          {% if is_state(s, "on") %}
            {{ state_attr(s, "friendly_name") }}
          {% endif %}
          {% endfor %}

The tile card can show the state like this:

type: tile
entity: sensor.spulmaschine
name: Spülmaschine
layout_options:
  grid_columns: 4
  grid_rows: 2
state_content:
  - state
  - door_german
  - supply
icon_tap_action:
  action: call-service
  service: switch.toggle
  target:
    entity_id: switch.spulmaschine_power