My heating installer wants access to my mitsubishi heat pump and has been using melcloud up to now. However, I would like to access it locally via mqtt and no longer use MELcloud at all.
Is it possible to export a single home assistant dashboard via html so that I can display this data on a webpage? The technician could then call it up.
So no direct access to my home assistant, but export from there to an external website.
Any luck with this? I have a similar need for this
Solved it with a redirection from an owned domain direct to the nabu casa link of the concerning dashboard, which I switched with HACS NemesisRE/kiosk-mode to the kiosk mode.
Hello OlliVa, are you able to please outline detailed steps on how you did this?
Were you able to have the full live dynamic dashboard the same as through HA showing on your external website without requiring authentication from website side?
Thank you in advance!
Sorry, I have so much on my plate at the moment that I donât have time for a detailed description.
So very briefly:
Install GitHub - NemesisRE/kiosk-mode: đ Hides the Home Assistant header and/or sidebar as described there
Add a new dashboard (i. e. infoview)
I edited the file /root/config/.storage/lovelace.infoview (dircetory is hidden) directly with cyberduck/sftp access and inserted the necessary entries
{
âversionâ: 1,
âminor_versionâ: 1,
âkeyâ: âlovelace.infoviewâ,
âdataâ: {
âconfigâ: {
âkiosk_modeâ: {
âhide_headerâ: true,
âhide_sidebarâ: true
},
but Iâm sure, you can edit the file in other ways.
â After that, you donât have any sidebars or menues when you open this dashboard
Under preferences add a new user and person, i. e. âmy-heating-engineerâ and give him a password and edit prefereces for hin.
Oh, you need a NabuCasa-Account in my case!
When you have an own domain, go to your providers domain preferences and make a permanent redirection to your NabuCasa-Link, i. e. htt**://xxxxxxxx.ui.nabu.casa/infoview/0
Now my technician can call the domain an will be redirected to the login mask.
This solution is sufficient for my purposes.
Hi OlliVa, thanks for that.
Sorry I should have said we had done the Kiosk side, but wasnât having any luck getting to the URL without requiring credentials, even trying the masking.