This wasn’t as hard as I though it would be. Took a little bit of trial and error, but I finally got it working with my garage doors. Now I get a notice on my iphone if I leave the garage doors open at night, and I can click to close them, or leave them open (if I’m still out there working).
I also set it up to give a notification every time the the door opens. Now we use that to close the door right after we come in or go out.
Got a request to add the config lines here for easy copying.
Here you go: (formatting is messed up).
go here instead:
platform: time
at: ‘22:00:00’ #change this to actual trigger
condition:
condition: state
entity_id: cover.double #id of your garage door relay
state: open
action:
service: notify.ios_justin_iphone_ #id of your ios device, might not show up until you’ve loaded the ios component in HA
data:
title: “Janis’ Garage Check” #customizable
message: “It’s 10pm and Janis’ Garage is Open” #customizable
data:
push:
badge: 0 # this will remove the badge/app icon number
category: ‘GARAGE1’ #name matched in ios component
thanks to your videos I started with home assistastant and I’ve tried to make actionable notifications
Unfortunately I get just the message but not the choice.
Yesterday I’ve posted a request on this forum and now I’ve found out that you also are here with your topic.
I’ll delete the original post if I can find a way
The automation makes the check of total power consumption and if above 3500w all the wemo switches are turned off. Then a message reaches my iPhone asking which switch I’l like to turn on.
The issue I’m facing is that I receive the message but without any multiple selection. Just the message with no switch choice
Do you have any idea where I’ve done any mistake?
I haven’t messed with actionable notifications for quite a while. My first suggestion would be to go to the iPhone Home Assistant app and click settings (gear in lower right corner), then Notification Settings, then Update Push Notifications.
As far as I can tell everything else in your configuration is correct.
Anything else you might need to know is likely on this page: