As I had some time over I decided to create some icons in vector format. Not the best I ever created, but it should solve your need (and maybe the need of someone else)
SVG versions are available at:
https://sendeyo.com/en/5cf81973a0
https://sendeyo.com/en/9318c00c1e
https://sendeyo.com/en/c75813c69e
https://sendeyo.com/en/a059de30b1
https://sendeyo.com/en/128bf6b391
EDIT: re-created the plastic/can icon as I really disliked my previous version.
nice, thanks!
Do you have a variant for the ‘rest afval’ too?
and maybe one for Plastics alone:
which is what Saver pickups in our wide neighbourhood.
they’re nice sharp and big 
woa, you’re fast!
thanks a bunch!
Is there also an icon for the combi of paper and gft?
Good job Frank!
Hi @xirixiz
did you eve get the chance to have a look at my request to have the next pickup dates not include todays pickup?
would be a major improvement if the 4 listed days could start with the first pickup date after todays pickup.
It’s already available, I thought you were using it for a while. For me it’s working properly.
count_today: vandaag meetellen # true or false
im using this:
- platform: afvalwijzer # Required
provider: mijnafvalwijzer # Optional - mijnafvalwijzer (default) or afvalstoffendienstkalender
zipcode: !secret postcode # Required
housenumber: !secret huisnummer # Required
# suffix: 'new' # Optional
# count_today: false vandaag meetellen # Optional. true or false - Default = false
# default_label: 'Geen' # Optional - Default is 'Geen'
entity_namespace: saver
# scan_interval: 1800
which is the default for count_today: false which makes the sensors
{{states('sensor.saver_trash_first_next_in_days')}}, {{states('sensor.saver_trash_first_next_date')|capitalize}} and
{{states('sensor.saver_trash_first_next_item')|capitalize}}
correct, as displayed in my screenshot above.
the listing below that is not correct though, because it also shows todays pickup.
this is what count_today: true does:
it changes the top sensors to include today, but doesn’t change the sensors listed below.
the glance card btw is this:
- type: 'custom:auto-entities'
card:
type: glance
title: Next pickups
# title: "'! none'"
filter:
include:
- attributes:
next_pickup_in_days: '! none'
sort:
attribute: next_pickup_in_days
method: attribute
numeric: true
Great, thanks!
Are you still in a good mood 
because I’m looking for a combi icon with rest garbage and plastic/can.
@xirixiz
there’s a typo in line 134 of the python library not sure if that was already picked up. Doesn’t seem to hurt anything though, I’ve never seen an error…
if you’re looking at it, semantics might be improved on that same first_next_in_days. Either trash_first_in_days, or maybe even better make it trash_next_in_days.
which would give the opportunity to also improve the naming of the other 2 sensors using first, into trash_next_date and trash_next_item.
thanks for considering.
Thank you very much, much appreciated !!
Based on the code from @xirixiz I changed the naming of the icons, added “christmastrees” and overall reworked the icon set a bit to be a bit more consistent. This is the last I am doing on these icons 
For any one who might be interested in dutch notation on the dates I have made the stuf below.
Not really small in code but does the job
And of course thx for this nice add on 
- platform: template
sensors:
trash_first_next_date_formatted:
entity_id: sensor.trash_first_next_date
value_template: >
{%- set tracker_timestamp = as_timestamp(strptime(states.sensor.trash_first_next_date.state, "%d-%m-%Y")) %}
{% set months = ["Jan", "Feb", "Mrt", "Apr", "Mei", "Jun", "Jul", "Aug", "Sep", "Okt", "Nov", "Dec"] %}
{%- set wdays = ["Zo", "Ma", "Di", "Wo", "Do", "Vr", "Za"] %}
{%- set wday = tracker_timestamp | timestamp_custom('%w') | int %}
{%- set month = tracker_timestamp | timestamp_custom('%m') | int %}
{{ tracker_timestamp | timestamp_custom(wdays[wday] + ' ' '%d' ' ' + months[month-1] ) }}
nice indeed, thanks.
one small but significant edit: have it use the states() notation/function, to guard against ‘unknown’ issues:
{%- set tracker_timestamp = as_timestamp(strptime(states('sensor.trash_first_next_date'), '%d-%m-%Y')) %}
Hi! I got the sensors to work, and am able to display the ‘basic’ the UI. Great stuff!
On the GitHub page (https://github.com/xirixiz/Home-Assistant-Sensor-Afvalwijzer) I found an image that I found to be the best overview I’ve seen. Based on much of the discussion in this thread, I tried to replicate it, but I wasn’t successful. I installed all the custom components. Is the code for the layout of this image available somewhere?
