My first and only custom integration, which, god forbid, you should not use. It is not your homie.
All details can be found on the repository, and if there are details, or features missing… well… have a nice day 
It is not your homie 
#sorrynotsorry
the repo.PS: Thanks for the , but Spook still isn’t your homie.
…/Frenck
Initial feature set (v0.1.88)
…/Frenck
Absolutely hilarious!
Hehe. I’m not gonna install this 
This release adds some switches you can control.
This would have been a great Aprils Fools project! 
There are quite a few useless and horrible services available for you to explore and self-descruct your setup with. The developer service tools are great to get you into such a situation.
Amazing and hilarious! Exactly what I was looking for, as someone developing for HA.
Is this meant to be educational in some way? Such as demonstrating anti-patterns?
No, not really. It just provides extensions/services/data that are mostly useless, or would never be added to Home Assistant itself directly. For that last reason, it would mean things it does are not acceptable from the perspective of the Home Assistant project.
However, some features it provides have been long requested, denied in the past as contributions, or are simply too freaking useless to add to Home Assistant itself. That doesn’t mean they couldn’t be helpful to you.
…/Frenck
input_select.random
select.random
I’ve extended the readme of the custom integration to make this more clear.
Thanks for your question/response 
…/Frenck
number.increment
number.decrement
input_number.increment to support the amount to increaseinput_number.decrement to support the amount to decreasespook.boo
No one should use the following services should they ever be added:
select.select_next
select.select_previous
select.select_first
select.select_last
#kiddingnotkidding
Like this?
Can it be announced in the “Other noteworthy changes” section of the upcoming Release Notes? It’s a useful enhancement and it’s currently only visible far down the list of “All Changes”.
I haven’t read the documentation (who has time for that) or the rest of this thread, but since this is developed by @frenck, it’s fully supported by the HA core team, right? #attemptathumor
hehe #disclaimer
https://github.com/frenck/spook#disclaimer
That said, it is using the Passive Aggressive license. So, nothing to worry about 
