Mushroom Inspiration!

would you mind sharing your code Stefan?

Grüße :slight_smile:

@Fabian_V, where / how do you get those sensors from UnRaid?
Do you also watch your array state and do you maybe also have a UPS connected to your server and monitor that?

@Nevershowntopublic I’m not OP, but pretty sure it’s coming from Glances (I actually set it up recently myself after seeing that same post).

I don’t think Glances will provide info on the array state and UPS. But, I admittedly haven’t looked into it much. I’d love to be proven wrong on that :slight_smile:

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Use UnraidAPI for that: GitHub - ElectricBrainUK/UnraidAPI: A WIP open source Node JS API for controlling UNraid
It publishes a lot of items via MQTT. A little buggy plugin you something out of the blue need to reconfigure, but hey it works!

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What are you using to run the speedtest…using the code you have provided it tells me it has failed?

“Service not found”

Thanks

correct used glances to get the info, UnraidApi is not developped anymore and is not really stable, UPS you can get from NUT for example

just the speedtest integration, nothing special

I only have the options for Download Upload and Ping, and I have checked Services and can’t call anything. @Fabian_V

now i get confused, which card are you referring to?

Hey @Fabian_V
It was this one Mushroom Inspiration! - #61 by ArenaCloser

I have the Speedtest Integration but only get 3 Entities

that is correct, you don’t need more… why are you thinking you miss something?

I get the same error lately. Looks like the service was removed. I think it was announced in a recent update, not sure how to programmatically run a speedtest now though.

You need to use this service now:

homeassistant.update_entity

So it will trigger a speed test.

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Please keep this in mind :point_up_2:

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Made a Mushroom/Homekit inspired dashboard. All of the tiles are Mushroom and I use the custom-layout-card and other various HACS integrations in order to get the proper layout. It’s the same dashboard that works in both desktop and mobile.



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I’d love to see how you setup that layout card. Right now on desktop I just have the 2 rows like on my mobile. I was going to just build out a completely separate dashboard but this seems much more efficient.

I used a layout-card, vertical-layout for the whole page. And then I used a break card to indicate when to move to column 2.

title: ''
views:
  - theme: Backend-selected
    icon: mdi:home
    path: default_view
    title: Home
    layout:
      max_cols: 2
      width: 300
    type: custom:vertical-layout
    badges: []
        cards:
        - card for livingroom stuff
          bla bla
        - card for family room stuff
          bla bla
      - type: custom:layout-break
      - card for garage that is on the 2nd column
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so nice… hoiw did you do the menu on the left?

Thanks. I’m using the Sidebar integration from HACS.

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could share the yaml code please