I want create a blueprint for alarm when I could select multiple motion sensor as trigger.
Any way to use target as selector and use in trigger?
I see that I can set in automation multitples entity_id, but, I don’t know how use the variable in blueprint.
Same question! Two motion sensors should turn on / off the light…
Someone? Any trick to emulate it?
It’s a bit sketchy but should work:
blueprint:
name: Test blueprint
description: Test multiple trigger selection
domain: automation
input:
input_target:
name: Entity state triggers
selector:
target:
mode: restart
max_exceeded: warning
variables:
var_targets: !input input_target
trigger:
- platform: event
event_type: state_changed
condition:
# Only look at lights going off to on
- condition: template
value_template: "{{ trigger.event.data is defined }}"
- condition: template
value_template: "{{ trigger.event.data.entity_id in var_targets.entity_id }}"
action:
- alias: "Log to logbook"
service: logbook.log
data:
name: Climate
message: >
Triggered by -> {{ trigger.event.data.entity_id }}
targets {{ var_targets.entity_id | to_json }}
This works for me for multiple triggers including motion, but all three inputs need to be selected. In the event that you have less than three motion sensors you can select the same sensor twice or three times and it still works.
OPTIONAL/default: for the last two triggers indicating that they’re optional is a hangover. The blueprint/automoation will fail unless all are selected.
Should work for all binaries, but I’ve only experimented with two - motion and switch.
input:
trigger_entity_1:
name: Trigger Entity No. 1
selector:
entity: {}
trigger_entity_2:
name: (OPTIONAL) Trigger Entity No. 2
default:
selector:
entity: {}
trigger_entity_3:
name: (OPTIONAL) Trigger Entity No. 3
default:
selector:
entity: {}
trigger:
- platform: state
entity_id:
- !input 'trigger_entity_1'
- !input 'trigger_entity_2'
- !input 'trigger_entity_3'
to: 'on'