I found a custom lovelace panel I want to use and after placing the .js file in /www/ like it told me to it told me to add a path to the .js file to the lovelace resource area.
Looking around on the forum most the stuff I’ve found reference this is 2 years old telling me to add a “lovelace” section to the config file and telling it that lovelace will me in yaml mode. But then I also found people saying DON’T do that because it was going to be depreciated.
I found a “lovelace_resources” file in .storage but I doubt I’m supposed to go manually editing this one? What’s the right way to do this? I’m using a docker container to run my Home Assistant instance.
Ugh, I found it, I had to click on my profile name in the bottom of the left hand side menu then scroll down until I found “Adavnaced Mode” once I did that I was able to go into add resources.
That kind of obfuscation is extremely unhelpful when the steps for adding resources are not well documented
Try to add it in HACS as a custom repository:
→ HACS → frontend → “…” menu → add a custom repo → specify a link to a repo, select “Lovelace” → then try to find your plugin → add it.
