Just want to check if there is any work in progress around adding user based permission to Home Assistant?
Currently I only see that certain dashboards can be made “admin view only” but to use the UI in a shared environment some level of privileges may be desirable. For example, to not allow kids to open garage door but be able to see its status and so forth.
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I saw how to remove some dashboards, but the default one still shows up as well as Energy, Logbook, History, Media, and a bunch of others.
You know what I don’t want? I don’t want my kids to have access to my to-do list. They’ll start randomly checking stuff off the list. Even a wall tablet will suffer from this issue.
I’d really like a way of assigning dashboards to non-admin users.
Instead of giving a family member access to all my cameras, I’d rather just give them a dashboard that lets them open the garage and maybe toggle some lights. That’s it.
So there’s that MyQ app situation with Chamberlain. I can bypass that completely with Home Assistant except that I can’t assign a single locked-down dashboard to someone, so it gives them access to my whole home.
I’ve also been thinking for a long time about how I can realise this. My heating installer should ONLY have access to the ‘Heat pump’ dashboard and not to my calendar, the entities, the logbook…
Maybe you can set something with cloudflare so that ONLY one page is displayed in a redirect and all other pages are forbidden, but I haven’t managed that yet.