Hello
I am unable to get tap action to work. When I hover over with my mouse it changes the cursor, but when i click (or tap on my phone) nothing happens. Any thoughts?
type: 'custom:battery-state-card'
title: Batteries
sort_by_level: desc
entities:
- entity: sensor.schlage_door_lock_battery
name: Front Door
tap_action: more-info
Hey, please try to follow the example from doc/readme. It should be:
tap_action:
action: more-info
It is a very common mistake so I will think about adding the support for setting the string instead of object
That worked, thanks!
Hey, Iām happy to inform you guys that the bugs which were there for a long time are fixed now!
@jriker1 @davefi @Marco_Lupieri The question mark bug should be gone in v1.5.0 
@Zkaning Collapsed view / expanding groups should work as well now on iOS devices
Please let me know if you still can repro one of these issues!
Thansk Maks, looks like itās working. Will try a bit more but after I cleared my browser cache it seemed good. Now to find my iPhone and see if it still happens.
Nice! All seems to be working here as intended now, thank you for managing to track it down
just wanted to show my config for " Low battery Card "
type: 'custom:battery-state-card'
title: Low Battery
show_empty: false
sort_by_level: asc
entities: null
filter:
include:
- name: entity_id
value: '*_battery'
- name: attributes.device_class
value: battery
exclude:
- name: entity_id
value: '*.state'
- name: state
value: Good
- name: state
value: 25
operator: '>'
bulk_rename:
- from: Battery
Hide card if empty.
Sort Ascending (lowest battery top)
Include / list all devices with battery in its āentity idā or ādevice classā
Exclude any ābattery stateā entities, and Good Health states, ( āGoodā battery health, charging/discharging state)
Exclude any battery level above 25% remaining.
Rename all devices to remove the word ābatteryā
Is it possible to use state_map with a filter?
Iām trying to do a wildcard to include all my nest protects battery health sensors, then use a state map to convert the āokā and āreplaceā states to 100 and 25 respectively. However, this isnāt working:
filter:
include:
- name: entity_id
value: '*_nest_protect_battery_health'
state_map:
- from: Ok
to: 100
- from: Replace
to: 25
This unfortunately isnāt applying the state map and instead I get this:
State map belongs to the ācommon settingsā so it can be used in entity or card (to be applied for all entities). You cannot specify state_map for filter. I think in your case the card-level settings will work as expected
type: 'cusom:battery-state-card'
state_map:
- from: Ok
to: 100
- from: Replace
to: 25
filter:
include:
- name: entity_id
value: '*_nest_protect_battery_health'
How do you do a bulk rename with a case insensitive search? Iāve tried trailing the regex with i but it isnāt working for me.
bulk_rename:
- from: "/(battery health)/i"
to: ''
I got it to work with this instead but the trailing āiā shouldāve worked and is more flexible?
bulk_rename:
- from: '/([b|B]attery [h|H]ealth)/'
to: ''
Separately, I wonder if by default, it should be case insensitive?
Oh yeah that is true - I have a silly way of detecting whether it is a regex pattern or not (regexp flags wonāt work). I will fix it - I have created a task to track it https://github.com/maxwroc/battery-state-card/issues/159
Thanks for reporting it!
What is the right way to use this to show a card that only has battery levels less than some percentage (e.g. 30)? When I try to include entities based on state filter, using <30, itās going across all entities and not just battery level sensors. So Iām trying to figure out how to combine both a entity ID filter then apply a state level filter.
Is there a way to do 2 levels of sorting? By battery level, and by entity name?
E.g. I have sorting by battery level right now ascending, but look at the sort of the entity names:
Furthermore, is there a way to sort by entity name at all when using wildcard includes? (regardless of battery level)
hereās my card right now:
type: 'custom:battery-state-card'
title: Low Batteries
tap_action: more-info
bulk_rename:
- from: Battery Level
to: ''
filter:
include:
- name: entity_id
value: '*_battery_level'
exclude:
- name: entity_id
value: '*_battery_state'
- name: entity_id
value: '*_iphone*'
- name: entity_id
value: '*_mac_internal*'
which generates the following:
FYI the bug with regexp filters not respecting flags is fixed now in v1.6.0
Is there a way to do 2 levels of sorting? By battery level, and by entity name?
No it is not possible now, sorry. If you want to have such option please create issue on github - maybe Iāll add it next time (especially when more people would be interested in that kind of functionality).
Iām thinking nowā¦ maybe it make sense to add sorting by name (when val is the same) as a default behavior whenever user used filters?
FYI If you have tried 1.6.0 youāve probably realized that the regex bug is still there. I have released accidentally the previous version of the card code. It is fixed now (added new release 1.6.1 with correct code 
)
That behavior you describe makes sense to me. I canāt imagine why someone would want it not sorted by name after the primary sort
Thanks!!
You sure this is fixed? This still isnāt working for me
bulk_rename:
- from: '/(battery health)/i'
to:
Bulk rename doesnāt support regex. You were reporting problem with filter and this one is fixed (let me know if that is not the case).
I have created two issues to cover the stuff you were suggesting:
Oh sorry I was confused as I mentioned the bulk rename issue earlier: š Lovelace: Battery state card - #92 by tmchow
In re reading the thread I see where it was a bit confusing in the sequence of convos. No worries.
Dear maxwroc,
thank you very much for this wonderful card!
I have been using it for quite a while now without any problems. Just recently, after the upgrade to the latest version, the secondary_info disappeared. So I downgraded to the previous version, but the secondary_info is still missing.
Where there any major changes or do I miss something really important?
Thanks in advance and kind regards!