Searching for somebody who can build me an hacs integration

I’m searching for somebody who can help me build (or just build) an integration.

I’m a python developer myself but I cannot seem to find time to build this.

I can spare a few bucks for this, but it’s a fully non-profit environmental project so please do not expect muchos money :slight_smile:

It has to do with using less energy.

Please get in touch. (English and Dutch are possible)

The integration (component) has to call an API and it gets back 1 or 2 days of info (2 days when the data is there)

You just send a body to the API like
{“kind”: “g”, “country”: “NL”, “ha”: true}
and you will get back a JSON with 1 or 2 days and 24 hours per day.

The json has some fields per day/hour and I want to be able to calculate 1 field with or data from the API itself or data defined in configuration.yaml from the user.

The configuration.yaml overruled the data it calculates with.

So I would like to show an hourly Lovelace overview and an barchart overview.

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Maybe, you can share more information about the technical details, so you could get it faster

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Yeah at the moment this is like asking for help with a medical problem, but not specifying whether you have a sore toe or are having a heart attack.

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Added some more info

Added some more info. (no sore toe or heart attack :slight_smile: )

Instead of writing a custom component, you can also use RESTful Sensor? It would allow you to make periodic calls and process the result.

Okay, sounds like a plan. But how do I calculate the correct values.

Let’s say the sensor gives me back the current windmill and solar panel yield prediction. I want the total yield + 10% because I live in a sunny place

So how do I do a (wind+solar)*1.1

Thank you!

it is called templating in home assistant, you can create a new sensor based on another sensor using templating.

Okay, never done templating before. I’ll look into this.

But still :slight_smile: a HACS component doing this all for you would be great

it might be overkill, maybe?

I’t might.

The main problem stays however… time.

Now I have to find out how to do this with integrating a rest sensor and build a template.

Benefit of open sourcing and having a community, you can do it once and sacrifice yourself and share here the process. Life would be much more easier for next person :slight_smile:

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Try telling us where the api is and someone will probably do it.

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