No worries - looking forward to it
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!
Whatās 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 didnāt!
I see it - it looks nice and clean
There is one conflict, looks like you coded against a slightly out of date version but itās just one line and I can figure it out
Hopefully Iāll have time to look at this over the weekend and issue a new version.
Figured Iād share one of my dashboards I run in the kitchen. Still porting a lot into Home Assistant from other areasā¦
āIs it Trash dayā
youād be surprised how often I forget to take the cans out. That sensor is part of a bigger automation Iāve included in HASS. The night before, a lovely lady voice reminds me over my entire home audio setup that āTomorrow is trash day. Please take all cans and bags out to the curbā lol
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. Itās 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 donāt 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 ālovely lady voiceā part???
At itās core, Iām 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.
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 thatās 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 Iād be happy to add it