How to show list of data entries from sensor property in card?

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Some sensors have properties that show a list of several data entities that can change over time. (Not sure what to call these.)
For example the HACS sensor has these, but some public transport, downloading or weather sensors have these as well.

Is there a card which can display the contents of this list? (Or how could I add this for myself.) For example with the HACS sensor below I have a card that tells me there are 3 updates available. When clicking it for more info I can see which updates are available, but I’d like to see in the above card which updates are available.

HACS Example:

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I concur, having a table/spreadsheet-like lovelace element with columns of the sensors attributes showing history of the sensor per row would be useful addition to lovelace.

I’ve been trying this custom lovelace element and have had some success. However, not to the level I would like. There are some other custom lovelace elements, but so far this one shown has been the closest I found to working and displaying what I want.

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  - type: custom:home-feed-card
    title: PulsePoint SBER
    show_empty: true
    more_info_on_tap: true
    scrollbars_enabled: false
    max_item_count: 10
    compact_mode: true
    id_filter: ^home_feed_.*
    entities:
    - entity: sensor.pulsepoint_sber
      more_info_on_tap: true
      include_history: true
      remove_repeats: false
      max_history: 10
      content_template: '{{desc_short}} {{address}} Near Key Loc: {{close_to_key_location}}'
      icon: mdi:fire-alert
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You can turn any attribute into a sensor with a template.

Have a look in hacs too, there are a couple of lovelace cards to show attributes.

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I love the possibility of getting home assistant to work with PulsePoint. Is that something you got to work?

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Welcome!

If you have a search in GitHub for ‘pulsepoint’, you will find several folks with scrapers that seem to be within the EULA of the product. I have a solution that has been running solidly for 5+ years now that geofences half a mile around several locations and feeds Home Assistant for TTS notification. The historical data is also interesting to look at to see what kind of incidents are prevalent in areas. It was somewhat of a gauge during peek COVID times to get a sense of medical response call changes.

Good hunting!