Here’s another way to do it.
Instead of a single Text Selector, containing abbreviated day names, each day is a separate Boolean Selector. The user simply enables the desired days.
blueprint:
name: Days Example
domain: automation
input:
schedule_start:
name: Schedule start time
description: Automation only runs after this time.
selector:
time:
schedule_stop:
name: Schedule stop time
description: Automation does not run after this time.
selector:
time:
monday:
name: Monday
default: false
selector:
boolean:
tuesday:
name: Tuesday
default: false
selector:
boolean:
wednesday:
name: Wednesday
default: false
selector:
boolean:
thursday:
name: Thursday
default: false
selector:
boolean:
friday:
name: Friday
default: false
selector:
boolean:
saturday:
name: Saturday
default: false
selector:
boolean:
sunday:
name: Sunday
default: false
selector:
boolean:
variables:
mon: !input monday
tue: !input tuesday
wed: !input wednesday
thu: !input thursday
fri: !input friday
sat: !input saturday
sun: !input sunday
days: [mon, tue, wed, thu, fri, sat, sun]
trigger: []
condition:
- condition: time
after: !input schedule_start
before: !input schedule_stop
- condition: template
value_template: '{{ days[now().weekday()] }}'
action: []
