I have seen a screenshot where there was a last tripped time underneath the sensors. Unfortunately I cannot find the post anymore but found (at least for layout purpose) what I mean in below screenshot (the grey text below the main text).
How is this done?
I think this screenshot is an older version.
But @ReneTode did somehting like this with AppDaemon if you’re interested:
I was doing something similar and it was working until recently.
Relative_time template extension
@ReneTode also came up with this which does a pretty good job but not the format I am looking for.
@PtP This was in the breaking changes for 0.29.x - maybe this is the reason it stopped working?
The template methods now and utcnow have been changed from variables to methods. To get the current time replace now with now().
I am wanting to use relative_time though.
I want an update in seconds that transfers to minutes since a time stamp.
Anyway I always appreciate ya @rpitera !
Same goes for me, dude. I’ll keep looking, cause I remember seeing a post somewhere about this subject…
robert, what would you exactly like?
seconds after something happens is actually not like HA. nothing in HA is about speed.
but if you have any wisches, i would be glad to help you.
@PtP which format would you like?
by the way nowadays i have things like:
max or min temp today, max or min temp yesterday, or this week or this month, or this year.
i must say that actually any statistical function is available if you like it.
So just to make sure I think we are talking about two different things here; How to get last tripped displayed in the UI and how to do it in the UI like above screenshot.
If I understand correctly the second point can’t be done anyway?
p.s. the sensors I load via Vera actually contain an attribute ‘last tripped’ (bottom screenshot) while the ones added directly to HASS not (both are z-wave sensors). Is this because there are missing zwave classes in OZW or HASS?
I was just looking for a similar article for the OP, but thanks for the offer. 
I’m using this and the trending sensor for my weather station and it helps me make predictions! I’m loving @fabaff’s new sensors!
Well I don’t think you can get it exactly like the display, but you could make a template sensor of the last_tripped_time attribute and display it underneath the source sensor. That’s sort of a compromise.
Too bad it can’t be done anymore. It looks soo good and clean on that screenshot.
And people keep asking about it - I just saw a post today referencing it and @balloob asked if folks finding old screenshots could update them.
I wonder if this wouldn’t be something that could go into feature requests? I’m sure that there was a reason why this was removed as part of the UI but maybe it could be added back as an option?
