How can I find out the ID of an integration that doesn’t have any devices? There is nothing in the address bar.
add entry . and click on it . you will have id in adresse bar
ex. 8.1.77:8123/config/devices/device/344a5ffe665eabe14e8514783a
The “ID” of an integration is the last word of the URL in your screenshot (dataplicity).
Unlike a device, an integration isn’t identified by a string like a34be9cf58dff2a33.
What would you like to do with the integration’s identifier?
For example, do you want to list its entities? (In this case it would produce an empty list because the integration has no entities).
{{ integration_entities('dataplicity') }}
You can also find them if you follow
Settings > System > Repairs > select “Integration Startup Times” from the 3-dot/expansion menu
Thank. But were is the ID on this page?
dataplicity is wrong ID.
I want to do automation with reload this integration. This code is not working.
action: homeassistant.reload_config_entry
data:
entry_id: dataplicity
enabled: true
Thank you for clarifying what you want to do.
You want the integration’s entry_id.
Normally you can use the config_entry_id to get an integration’s entry_id.
config_entry_id(entity_id)returns the config entry ID for a given entity ID. Can also be used as a filter.
However, config_entry_id requires you to provide it with the entity_id of one of the integration’s entities but the Dataplicity integration doesn’t produce any. So you can’t use config_entry_id to get Dataplicity’s entry_id.
You will have to get it by searching the contents of the following file. It’s located in the hidden .storage folder within the config directory of your Home Assistant server.
config/.storage/core.config_entries
The contents of core.config_entries are in JSON format. Use a text editor to seach for “dataplicity”. Be careful not to accidentally modify any of the file’s contents.
Here’s an example of what an integration’s config_entry looks like in the core.config_entries file.
{"created_at":"1970-01-01T00:00:00+00:00","data":{"discovery_prefix":"tasmota/discovery"},"disabled_by":null,"discovery_keys":{},"domain":"tasmota","entry_id":"3a8e16584f7c3f3c2f65b58a45e658fb","minor_version":1,"modified_at":"1970-01-01T00:00:00+00:00","options":{},"pref_disable_new_entities":false,"pref_disable_polling":false,"source":"mqtt","subentries":[],"title":"Tasmota","unique_id":"tasmota","version":1},
This particular example is for the Tasmota integration and here’s the part we’re interested in (3a8e16584f7c3f3c2f65b58a45e658fb):
"entry_id":"3a8e16584f7c3f3c2f65b58a45e658fb"
Did the script error?
That’s about the only confirmation you’ll get. I have scripts that do this when I edit config for my LLMs. I rely on absence of an error.
OK. Thanks
Thank you Taras!
I’m in a similar boat, trying to determine if a legacy integration had an entry_id association with it (Leviton Decora - and it does not)
I’m pasting the automation code here, to help others save time.
Automation sends the entry ID code to your phone
Notes
- trigger can be anything; disable the automation and use the manual “Run” to execute as needed.
- change light.foyer_sliding_door to an entity ID of whatever integration you are trying to track
- change notify.mobile_app_my_iphone to your mobile phone entity ID
If the integration does not have an entry ID, you will get “None” in the message
Otherwise, it returns the long alphanumeric string as expected.
alias: “Test: Reveal Entry ID using one of its entity IDs”
triggers:
- at: “07:00:00”
trigger: time
conditions:
actions: - data:
message: “entry id is: {{ config_entry_id(‘light.foyer_sliding_door’) }}”
action: notify.mobile_app_my_iphone
mode: single
If you simply want the entry_id then it isn’t necessary to create an automation to report it. Just enter the template into the Template Editor (Developer Tools → Template).
{{ config_entry_id('light.foyer_sliding_door') }}