Would be great if also the following entity types wil show up:
door/window
flood
humidity
cover
Now, all light and switch entities will appear and there is no way to exclude items. Could it be possible to exclude ertain entities from showing up in the card?
this card has the potential to replace lots of āstart screensā
but turning of my freezer isnāt something i want to do with 1 click on a default card
What I would like to see, is the option of clicking the area card and a auto generated lovelace shows up with the entities in this area. Instead of creating this on my own and add it as a navigation path when clicking on the area card.
It would be awesome if you could modify the icon of the entities. For example I have a switch for turning on my coffee machine and I would love for it to be available in the Area card (separated from all the others switches) and with the Coffe machine icon chosen for that entity.
This is going to be the hottest feature/card of the dashboard in a couple of months! It brings areas to life.
Refining this and allowing for greater customization (I love h3rb3rtās idea of auto-generated list). Allowing for additional device types such as lux, door, humidity would be spectacular.
What about situations where there are multiple sensors (say temp) in a room, will it take a mean, or just pick one?
i have found a way to āexcludeā items. just remove the device, or entity from the area
go to the entitiy, settings panel, advanced settings dropdown, change device area, new popup, hit X beside the area to remove, then update, update. sometimes the UPDATE button is missing HIT ENTER on keyboard.
I had to remove some switches that were lights, and switches that were fans.
created template fan.fans from the switch.fans, and light.lights, from switch.lights added them to the area.
configuration.yaml to turn switch.master_bedroom_fan into fan.master_bedroom_window
I also would love to be able to exclude certain devices/entities from the card. I have two temperature sensors in one room. The one is for the room and the other one is in a keezer, and this one shows up in the card. This one does not really represent the room.
Great Ideas in this thread! This card is already great and has taken a prominent position in my wall mount dashboard - looking forward to more things. Iāll add +1 for humidity, and at the risk of feature creep, itād be great to have some minor style options, specifically reducing opacity on the backgrounds so theyāre not quite soā¦ in your face!
It could also just be a card with fields for each corner, top center and bottom center that we can fill with entities we likeā¦ But would auto populate these fieds on first creation of the card.
With the new Switch as X integration, I have some switches faked as lights. The original switch entities are clearly set to hidden within my configuration as the integration specifies, yet unfortunately they seem to show up in these area cards :/. Hopefully this is an easy one to fix.
While not useless as is, I think it would be MUCH more useful if for the entity type icons (i.e. switch, light,etc) that instead of simply turning all of that type on or off in that area when clicked on, instead it brought up a pop-up window that is essentially the same as the āEntities Cardā and shows all of that entity. So that for example, I can click the Light icon under āKitchenā and then individually control the three light entities I have in that area (main, recessed, and bar). It would also have the āheaderā switch that the Entities Card does so you can turn them all on and off easily.
An alternative could be that you can simply click in the main body of the card and that brings up a list of all entities in that area period. I was originally going to create Dashboard tab for each area in my home, or maybe look into crazy YAML configurations for cards (but Iād rather not at this stage), but if this functionality was added these cards would be a super slick way to have fine control over each area, while initially being presented in a minimalistic way.
Not sure if I should file these on the GitHub page for the project or something.