Hi there,
I have a sensor from my heat pump with the very nested info about on_off_cycles which I’d like to extract in order to display them on my dashboard.
The sensor looks something like this:
// sensor.heat_pump_firmware_version
online_state: ONLINE
backup_heater_allowed_for: DISABLED
smart_photovoltaic_buffer_offset: 5
external_energy_management_activation: false
rts:
statistics:
- device_id: c0c9c0ab-729d-5b9d-94cc
operation_time: 45183
on_off_cycles: 541
- device_id: 529e50e2-9f6a-59c9-ab87
operation_time: 0
on_off_cycles: 0
mpc:
devices:
- device_id: c0c9c0ab-729d-5b9d-94cc
current_power: 842
- device_id: 529e50e2-9f6a-59c9-ab87
current_power: 3
I’d like to extract the on_off_cycles that returns “541” currently. Therefore I’ll somehow need to filter by device_id I’d assume.
Also, note that in the attribute “mpc” there are the same two device_ids present as well.
In the template editor
{{ state_attr('sensor.das_nymphengut_firmware_version', 'rts') }}
nicely prints out
{
"statistics": [
{
"device_id": "c0c9c0ab-729d-5b9d-94cc-3456c6cefbe4",
"operation_time": 45243,
"on_off_cycles": 541
},
{
"device_id": "529e50e2-9f6a-59c9-ab87-71efdde69895",
"operation_time": 0,
"on_off_cycles": 0
}
]
}
I’ve tried something like
{{ state_attr('sensor.das_nymphengut_firmware_version', 'rts') | select('device_id','c0c9c0ab-729d-5b9d-94cc-3456c6cefbe4')}}
but it seems that “select” doesn’t work inside attributes !?
I’ve tried searching for similar problems, but so far I’ve not seen examples of such deep nesting.
Thanks!