Displaying Birdnet-go detections

Configuration
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I’ve implemented this triggered template sensor:

- trigger: 
    - platform: mqtt
      topic: "birdnet"
    - platform: time
      at: "00:00:00"
      id: reset
  sensor: 
    - unique_id: c893533c-3c06-4ebe-a5bb-da833da0a947
      name: BirdNET-Go Events
      state: "{{ today_at(trigger.payload_json.Time) }}"
      attributes: 
        bird_events: >
          {% if trigger.id == 'reset' %}
            {{ [] }}
          {% else %}
            {% set time = trigger.payload_json.Time %}
            {% set name = trigger.payload_json.CommonName %}
            {% set confidence = trigger.payload_json.Confidence|round(2) * 100 ~ '%' %}
            {% set current = this.attributes.get('bird_events', []) %}
            {% set new = dict(time=time, name=name, confidence=confidence) %}
            {{ current + [new] }}
          {% endif %}

Unfortunately I have very noisy earthworks going on in my garden at the moment (replacing my PITA lawn with a native garden) so I will be waiting a while for the next detection.

Once I get some data I’ll start on the display.

EDIT: Landscapers were quiet for a bit. Baby steps…

type: markdown
title: "BirdNET-Go"
content: |-
  Time|CommonName|Confidence
  :---|:---|:---
  {%- set t = now() %}
  {%- for bird in state_attr('sensor.birdnet_go_events','bird_events') or [] %}
  {{ bird.time}} | {{bird.name}} | {{ bird.confidence }}
  {%- endfor %}

Screenshot 2024-04-08 at 11-38-59 Administration – Home Assistant
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Now to make it fancier.

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