@gerardsamara you will find your scripts listed in the dropdown.
NOTE: Only ON time is a valid option for a script. If you set a OFF time it will be ignored.
Have fun!
PS: if you look at the example picture on github project you will see a “script call” among others
Have anyone managed to install this addon in a docker based installation of HA?
To use ANY addon (not just this one) you need a supervised install of HA:
The default installation with docker does not provide supervisor. Under certain condition you can install it, tho:
Version 0.33 is out
Added support for covers:
Take a look at the readme.md file for more details:
Thank you so much for this 
soooo much easier for simple timer based tasks kudos to you. 
Version 0.35 is out
You can set the Temperature on a climate without turning it on (it works even if the climate is off)
Syntax:
18:30>TO22.5
(TO stand for Temperature Only)
Take a look at the readme.md file for more details:
Hey, just wanted to come on here to say THANKS for this add-on. I installed this about 1½ yrs ago, set it up and left it be. I recently revisited this add-on to change a few things and noticed alot of work you’ve put into it since the last time I used it. So I just wanted to say thanks & 
Tkx a lot ! since I am new to home assistant and simple scheduler I am wondering if there is a way to switch via code (or some boolean switch) between two schedules say one when I am at home and one when away. I would love to use arp tracking and presence at home to change between schedules
Many thanks for your work!
Not at the moment.
But I’m working on that
Super tkx it will be a nice feature!
Hi,
Great project! Indeed simple and effective!
Is there an option in the near future for fan control? (if it useful for the community)
Many thanks
Yes, I will try to include fans in the next release
Amazing add-on, just what I was looking for. Is there a way to include conditions.
I have your scheduler switching on a heater. In addition the heater is switched on by an automation triggered by surplus solar power. (so it gets always warm in the morning and keeps warm if there’s enough solar power 
The scheduler switches off even though I have surplus solar power.
Is there a way to add conditions into a scheduler, e.g switch on/off only if some condition met/not met. Thereby I can prevent switching off if I have enough solar energy already?
Not at the moment (nor in the near future 
)
But you can achieve what you want with a script or an automation .
Fire the automation/script at 7:30. Be sure to put the time in the ON section, even if the script was meant to turn off something.
Inside the automation/script call the turn_off service with the condition you need, so you can delay the turn off according to your needs and conditions.
If you need help, just write here!
I think I get it, and I guess your suggestion serves the purpose.
not yet fully understood but I guess I get there (what does it mean if my “device” in scheduler is an automation?, does it enable/disable the automation or does it fire it?)
It fires it.
Once again, be sure to put the time in the ON section.
now slow guys like me get it as well : I gotta put it onto the ON-section of a different schedule.
Normal heater on at 5:29 (before any sun) for the time driven heating, no off-time there.
Additional schedule line on at 8:10 for the “conditional off automation”. That automation is really doing off only if the off condition is met (not enough sun) , not doing anything if I have enough sun.
Perfect!
Have fun and enjoy my addon!
Hi Alessandro,
Great Job for the fan control! Is it also possible to add fan.set_percentage? (Fan speed in %)
Just like brightness, temperature and position control with these domains.
Many thanks!
This is something I was expecting 
This last version includes a huge amount of changes, and took me about a month of test and bugfix.
I decide to add this function in the future, but now I need to take a little break 
