Hi! I have a question, I’ve 2 cards showing me the device trackers in home and not_home, these cards are monster-cards but I want to display ip address from device tracker attributes if is at home, my question is Can I put attributes card inside monster card?? because I need to filter.
My yaml:
- type: custom:monster-card
card:
type: entities
title: Conectadowws
filter:
include:
- domain: device_tracker
state: home
options:
type: "custom:entity-attributes-card"
title: Attributes Card
heading_name: List
heading_state: States
filter:
include:
- key: device_tracker.*.ip
only way I’ve gotten a correct result is to repeat the entity_id of the entity under the filter listing, which seems superfluous if an entity is already defined in the main config? Is this per design, or am I doing something incorrectly here.
Hi, just found this and it looks to do exactly what i am looking for. problem… i cant seam to get it working for me… any help in working out what i have done wrong??
here is what I have put in
type: entities
entities:
- sensor.christian_birthday
- type: 'custom:entity-attributes-card'
heading_name: list
heading_state: States
filter:
include:
- key: sensor.christian_birthday.years
name: years
- key: sensor.christian_birthday.date
name: date
I have this config for the entity-attributes-card, and and it truly hogs the system. Almost impossible to scroll the page it is on, and other interaction is nearly impossible.
Taking it out immediately relieves the system and enables free scrolling and browsing again.
don’t think I have made a mistake in the config, and it shows correctly, still, please let me know why this could be?
Just trying to set this up for the first time. Instlled as per the repo / first post in this thread. I am also getting the red card of death, using the below code:
type: 'custom:entity-attributes-card'
title: Attributes Card
heading_name: List
heading_state: States
filter:
include:
- key: sensor.gkeep.*
This is how the sensor looks in the states dev panel:
I want to display, the faultType info. i have tried all combinations i can think of like climate.hallway.status.active_faults.faultType but nothing works. if i enter climate.hallway.status i get an [object,object] response.
I am sure its obvious but i cant see it.
Can anyone help? I did try to Create a sensor per climate sensor using the script in the Honeywell total comfort page https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/evohome/
This doesn’t appear to work, i can see that the page shows fault_type while my climate sensor shows faultType, but that alone does not fix it. I also wonder if this will work when you get two fault codes, as per above?
I’d be happy just showing the one or two error codes that come up, don’t need to have a smart ouput
create-element-base.ts:64 entity-attributes-card TypeError: Cannot add property heading_name, object is not extensible
at HTMLElement.setConfig (entity-attributes-card.js:50)
at s (create-element-base.ts:61)
at c (create-element-base.ts:81)
at u (create-element-base.ts:132)
at Rt (create-card-element.ts:55)
at HTMLElement.value (hui-view.ts:62)
at hui-view.ts:295
at Array.forEach ()
at HTMLElement.value (hui-view.ts:294)
at HTMLElement.value (hui-view.ts:222)
Im trying to get my current users on my plex server to display. I have tried incorporating the following code, but it still shows the excluding attributes, what am i doing wrong?
Sorry for not reporting back in here for a while! Thanks for your reply, the indention on the exlude was fixed, but still no change. The (excluded) attributes keep showing up…
02-04-2021: tried removing ‘key:’ no effect here either.
