Here it is, you can now update to v2.0.0 to get a dark mode, an enhanced header with badge counters and a wider range of pre-designed cards.
Breaking changes : If you’re already using v1, please note that a fresh installation of the new v2 is required. I recommend keeping your existing setup while installing this dashboard alongside it for a seamless transition.
I absolutely adore the style and implementation of your dashboard; it’s truly outstanding work. I would greatly appreciate it if, similar to the Mushroom dashboard, there was an option to edit it using an editor instead of a YAML file.
Thanks @Noah for the feedback, I appreciate it. Yeah, just like you, I’d really like to make this dashboard easier to use by incorporating a graphical user interface for dashboard configuration instead of YAML editing. However, I don’t really feel confident (at my skill level) to develop an integration at the moment, but I hope this project will attract other contributors and make the GUI a reality.
Hello, the ‘security’ template only accepts a single contact entity but the trick to accomplish your goal would therefore be to follow the following steps:
Creation of a “group helper” through the home assistant settings UI : grouping all “contact” entities from the same room into a single entity which could be called “binary_sensor.group_hal_deurs”.
Fill in this new entity in your “2.1_security_sensors.yaml” view as follows:
As soon as a single door or window belonging to the group switches to ‘on’ state, the card will display an open door alert but will not specify the exact open door. To access this information, I would replace the “security” template with “security_expandable” template which will allow you to open a “subview” listing each entity of the room in the form of individual cards.
Therefore, this “subview” should be created as follows: “/dashboards/quick_look_mobile/views/expanded/2.1.1_security_sensors_hal.yaml”
Hello there,
This is happening from the start, but I never mentioned it. The battery level sensor shows a low battery icon enough though the level is at 100%. I am noticing for 3 of the sensors I have added. This one is from an iphone device.
You’re right, I’ve updated badge_battery (v2.0.2).yaml, security (v2.0.1), security_expandable (v2.0.1) to fix a low battery icon showing when the battery is fully charged at 100%
You can also check the changelogs to see additional fixes and improvements that have been implemented since then
Oh. I didn’t realized there were so many updates. As you may already know, my climate setup is different which required some custom coding. Since there are quite a few updates, I want to start over and slowly add each views back. When I uploaded the files without editing anything, I noticed the routines grey circles are not visible like before. Also, the light bubble is showing 57 of my lights on? I only have 2 on for the moment. This was happening with the old codes and still with the updated ones.
Update: Fixed! Arg. I have a sensor.lights_count entity prior to this dashboard install.
In the quick_look_mobile_macros.jinja, these are the codes pertaining to the light entity. Comparing with the github version, it looks the same. Not sure why it shows all of my lights on when a single light is on.
# LIGHTBULBS :
{% set light_entity_ids = [
'light.computer',
'light.living',
'light.shower',
'light.wash',
'light.sink_all',
'light.cabinet',
'light.counter',
'light.kitchen',
'light.toilet',
'light.shion',
'light.master',
'light.master_closet',
'light.hallway',
'light.genkan',
'light.storage',
'light.night_light',
] %}
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{% macro some_lights_are_on() %}
{% set count = namespace(value=0) %}
{% for entity_id in light_entity_ids %}
{% if is_state(entity_id, 'on') %}
{% set count.value = count.value + 1 %}
{% endif %}
{% endfor %}
{% set state = 'off' if count.value == 0 else 'on' %}
{{ state ~ ',' ~ count.value }}
{% endmacro %}
Testing these values in the dev tools, seems to be showing correct. Just not on the dashboard.