Wall Mounted Dashboard (now known as HADashboard)

No worries - looking forward to it :slight_smile:

Take your time and we appreciate your attention to detail!

@aimc That was it! Thanks so much!

I was traveling for work all week otherwise I would have tested and let you know much sooner!

Whatā€™s the best way to get you those files to review/put in the project?

Glad you got it working - the preferred method is for you to create a Pull Request against my github repository.

Thanks!

I think I just did that. Let me know if I didnā€™t!

I see it - it looks nice and clean :slight_smile:

There is one conflict, looks like you coded against a slightly out of date version but itā€™s just one line and I can figure it out :slight_smile:

Hopefully Iā€™ll have time to look at this over the weekend and issue a new version.

Figured Iā€™d share one of my dashboards I run in the kitchen. Still porting a lot into Home Assistant from other areasā€¦

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ā€œIs it Trash dayā€ :sweat_smile:

youā€™d be surprised how often I forget to take the cans out. That sensor is part of a bigger automation Iā€™ve included in HASS. The night before, a lovely lady voice reminds me over my entire home audio setup that ā€œTomorrow is trash day. Please take all cans and bags out to the curbā€ lol

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That is WAY cool!

Love it - you have a lot of real estate with that screen!

thanks! It was an old dell 19" I grabbed the LCD from and built a whiteboard/display to house it. Itā€™s fed from a pi3.

I just got a Pi Zero that I have been thinking of setting up as a slave HASS controller. Do you think dashing, etc. would run on it effectively to be able to use as an informational display of this type?

I donā€™t see why not - the only computationally intense piece is compiling the coffescript the first time dashing is started, after that it barely registers on my PI3.

Also - how did you do the ā€œlovely lady voiceā€ part???

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Maybe a Cepstral text to speech or maybe an Android voice? Inquiring minds want to know. :wink:

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At itā€™s core, Iā€™m doing TTS via Flite.

I just pushed version 1.4:

Version 1.4

  • Addition of Halock contributed by jwl173305361
  • Addition of Hasensor
  • Addition of Hameter

Breaking Changes

None, however, Hasensor is intended as a replacement for Hatemp, Hahumidity and Halux, which are now deprecared and will be removed in a future release. Similarly, Hameter is intended to replace Hahumiditymeter.

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I have a quite a few items that I control via groups to turn them all on and off at once. I was thinking about creating a new widget for this by copying the haswitch widget. Everything looks like it should probably work the same and the only change would on the API callā€¦ the new API call would use the entity_id group. vs. switch.

Any thoughts on this approach? Am I missing something thatā€™s already there to make this happen!

I never use groups so I never even thought about it, but yes that would be a good idea! It would be almost identical to Haswitch, yes, if you want to put it together Iā€™d be happy to add it :slight_smile: