History list card for binary sensor?

[jms3000 (Martin)]

I have a binary sensor for a door. In the lovelace ui, I would like to see a list of datetimes when the door was open. Is there a custom card for this?
(using a history graph is not what I want)

[Jonah1970 (Mark)]

Mine does this by default, have you maybe got history turned off in recorder?

[jms3000 (Martin)]

I can get this in the developer tools if I click the info-icon of the sensor. But how to have it as an UI card?

[Jonah1970 (Mark)]

I am just using the standard Entities card in the Frontend, when you click on the Entity name the pop-up shown above appears.

cards:
  - entities:
      - entity: input_boolean.intruder_detection
      - entity: alarm_control_panel.ha_alarm
      - entity: binary_sensor.front_door
      - entity: binary_sensor.balcony_door
      - entity: binary_sensor.door_switch
      - entity: group.persons
    header:
      image: /local/home-security-banner.jpg
      type: picture
    show_header_toggle: false
    title: Intruder Detection
    type: entities

[tom_l]

Use the custom Home Feed card.

Lovelace: Home Feed Card

Edit - 18/04/2019: Now with added custom_updater! No new features added in this update, but you can now use custom_updater to keep it up to date with any new updates. To implement this has required the name of the file to be changed from home-feed-card.js to lovelace-home-feed-card.js, so bear this in mind if you are updating manually. Edit - 30/05/2019: Performance improvements, please read carefully if you have issues with Firefox The latest version does a couple of things in a different way…

e.g. It can do things like this:

Lovelace: Home Feed Card

Hmm, it gives strange values. See below, it says that the last event was 13 hours ago [image] But if you look at 8 hour state graphs for the same entities, you can see that there were many more events in the last 8 hours (photos taken around 22:40) [image] It’s even more apparent when you look at the motion detectors which have lots and lots of activity over the last 8 hours [image] [image]

[scstraus]

It works well, my final config is here. Yaml is here

[jms3000 (Martin)]

great!!!
exactly what I was looking for!
thanks a lot!