Template if date is equal or after current date

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he’s not using that template, he’s using this one →

22

whoops, more :coffee: needed

23

Yes it then showed all the once which was not overdue, so its kinda weird , now i tried the other template :slight_smile:

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Ok, so based on what you are showing me, the template is working fine.

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The only overdue chore you have is the second 1. The first chore is not overdue.

If you want it to list all chores including overdue, that would be a different template.

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what does this show in devtools > template

{%- set entities = [
    'sensor.clean_doors', 
    'sensor.clean_drain', 
    'sensor.clean_fridge',
    'sensor.clean_behind_furnitures',
    'sensor.clean_humdifier'
  ] %}
{% set n = utcnow() %}
current time: {{ n }}
{%- for chore in entities %}
  {%- set name = states[chore].name %}
  {%- set state = states(chore) %}
  Chore: {{ name }} || State: {{ state }} || Overdue: {{ as_datetime(state) | default(n, true) < n }}
{%- endfor %}
26

Ok, what am I doing wrong then :slight_smile:

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this is the code in template

            {% set sensor_entities = [
              'sensor.clean_doors', 
              'sensor.clean_drain', 
              'sensor.clean_fridge',
              'sensor.clean_behind_furnitures',
              'sensor.clean_humdifier'
            ] %}
            {% set current_date = now().date() %}
            {%- for sensor_entity in sensor_entities if as_datetime(states(sensor_entity)) > now() %}
                {% set chore_name = state_attr(sensor_entity, 'friendly_name') %}
                {{ "Overdue Chore: " + chore_name }}
              {% else %}
                {{ "No overdue chores today." }}
            {%- endfor %}
27

Your’e not using the template I provided…

Use this

        chores: |
          {%- set entities = [
              'sensor.clean_doors', 
              'sensor.clean_drain', 
              'sensor.clean_fridge',
              'sensor.clean_behind_furnitures',
              'sensor.clean_humdifier'
            ] %}
          {%- for name in expand(entities) | selectattr('state', '<', utcnow().isoformat()) | map(attribute='name') %}
            Overdue Chore: {{ name }}
          {%- else %}
            No overdue chores today.
          {%- endfor %}
28

you are using > where you should use <

29

i was sure i took the updated one, but know i get this

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and if I change < to > i get this

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30

Do me a favor, post the output of this:

          {%- set entities = [
              'sensor.clean_doors', 
              'sensor.clean_drain', 
              'sensor.clean_fridge',
              'sensor.clean_behind_furnitures',
              'sensor.clean_humdifier'
            ] %}
          {{ entities | map('states') | list }}
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[
  "2023-10-28T15:59:57+00:00",
  "2023-10-28T15:59:53+00:00",
  "2023-07-30T15:59:18+00:00",
  "2023-11-02T18:49:12+00:00",
  "2023-08-02T13:00:51+00:00"
]
32

All of these datetimes are in the past. So that explains why they all show up as overdue.

33

yeah, exactly my point, so the template I provided 898249384 posts ago is correct. I’m not sure what you want then @larsvb88

35

ahh, I’m stupid and blind, of course, the due date is the date set + the cycle days - so its correct that the template is working, I just need to add the cycle days attr to the due date