I made a second start with HA because I like lovelace very much.
I manage to solve a lot of problems I meet, especially with the indent’s, but now I am stuck.
I want to use the button-card, and the instructions say I have to create/copy button-card.js to config/www
Looking for a solution in this community people say they create the folder www themselves in config.
But I don’t have a config folder neither
I created a folder ‘www’ in the same folder where my *.yaml files are, but then I get an error saying : Custom element does not exists : button-card
So can anyone tell me where to create this folder : starting from /pi or /homeassist
I use Winscp and hide or unhide files do not help
Edit : found that www has to be created in /home/homeassistant/.homeassist
I have running HA in a Docker on a Synology DS. I have mapped the Config Folder so I have the config-folder that contains four subfolders (.cloud .storgae deps and tts) an of course a few files (groups.yaml configuration.yaml ,…) where should I place the www folder?
Thanks!
I am having trouble adding custom images. I am running Debian 10.
I have a /home/hassio folder but there is no .homeassistant folder there; not much of anything.
My YAML files are in /usr/share/hassio/homeassistant
I’ve tried creating & populating:
/usr/share/hassio/homeassistant/www/local/images/
/usr/share/hassio/homeassistant/local/images/
/usr/share/hassio/www/local/images/
/usr/share/hassio/local/images/
but to no avail…
My configuration.yaml is in /usr/share/hassio/homeassistant so that is my ‘config’ folder.
I created www/images/Cobra.jpeg there and now https://home_assistant_url:8123/local/images works and my custom badge image loads via my customization in customize.yaml entity_picture: "/local/images/Cobra.jpeg"
Probably too late to help you, but from within HA (and maybe on Pi installs?), the path is /config/www
When looking from outside the HA container on certain types of installs (like supervised [docker on Linux]), /config/www might be found at /usr/share/hassio/homeassistant/www
Other installs it may be a different location, including possibly somewhere under your home directory.