I still cannot get this to work. I’m on HA .108.3
I believe I have successfully installed zha_map as I have zha_map.scan_now as a callable service.
In Configuration->Lovelace Dashboards->Resources I have:
url: /local/zha-network-visualization-card/zha-network-visualization-card.js
as a javascript module
if I call my config dir (same dir where configuration.yaml resides) /config/
The path to the javascript is. /config/www/zha-network-visualization-card/zha-network-visualization-card.js
When I force the manual card to:
type: ‘custom:zha-network-visualization-card’
I get the error ‘Custom element doesn’t exist:zha-network-visualization-card’
I don’t need to have the Visual Studio Code add-on installed do I?
Add the Lovelace Resource with Configuration¦Lovelace Dashboards¦Resources¦⊕¦URL:/local/zha-network-visualization-card.js & Resource Type JavaScript Module¦Update.
Add custom card (works best in panel mode) through Overview¦ ⋮ ¦Configure UI¦ New Tab + ¦Give it a Title and any other options & select Panel Mode. Open this new View which will be empty, at the bottom right click the + for cards window. Choose the manual card type and a card configuration window will open, this is where you will add type: ‘custom:zha-network-visualization-card’. Save and exit UI configurator
Optional: Restart Home Assistant. Once its back go to Developer Tools then open the Services tab and choose the zha_map.scan_now service and click call service button. Check logs for details
New map card should be there.
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Credit due to JonG for his post above that put me on the right track. And to the makers of this. A key part of making ZigBee usable. I hadn’t realised how limited it is in range, and therefore how many router type devices are needed.
Let me know how that goes. I’ve tried all the standard stuff. I put the .js file in the www folder itself and referenced it there. I made the entire www folder 777 permissions. Nothing seems to work. I just tried entering the card without the tick quotes and it still isn’t working here.
I have confirmed that zha-map runs. But I don’t think it matters since it says it simply cannot find the .js file… did you say you may know another method to force it? Maybe via configuration.yaml?
Lovelace resource handling (for custom cards) changed in 107 - most people now need to add the resources in configuration -> Lovelace Dashboards -> resources
@Richdem. I’m getting similar result like yours. In visualization card I got 2 red link, zooming in the graph show LQI 85 and 117, but on the ZHA Network card, the LQI column were all 255. which one should I believe ?
I’m using HUSBZB-1, HA v0.109.4, zha_map v0.11, visualization card (Jan27), zha-network-card (May04)
Hate to say it, but I had the same experience as Richard. zha-network-card works great. Muddled through zha-map install, and not only did the card act pretty flaky (I got circles for my devices, but no lines at all), but everything about my HA (docker) install started running like crap. Every section of the interface either didn’t load or would spin for a while before loading. Deleted the map component based on Richard’s comment and everything started running fine immediately.
I only have 4 devices moved over from Hubitat so far, so it wasn’t a network size issue or anything.
Same issue here. After install a lot of errors on page loads from different pages. Uninstalled it all, and it works great again. Same small zigbee network as the post above. I’ve added the network card, no issues so far.
I’m running a HUSBZB-1, 3x Ikea Tradfgri signal repeaters and a bunch of Xiaomi devices. Here is the error I get when I try to run the zha_map.scan_now service
2020-11-11 14:41:56 ERROR (MainThread) [homeassistant.components.websocket_api.http.connection.548128199920] 'EZSPCoordinator' object has no attribute 'neighbors'
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/src/homeassistant/homeassistant/components/websocket_api/commands.py", line 125, in handle_call_service
await hass.services.async_call(
File "/usr/src/homeassistant/homeassistant/core.py", line 1308, in async_call
task.result()
File "/usr/src/homeassistant/homeassistant/core.py", line 1343, in _execute_service
await handler.func(service_call)
File "/config/custom_components/zha_map/__init__.py", line 66, in scan_now_handler
await builder.preempt_build()
File "/config/custom_components/zha_map/__init__.py", line 125, in preempt_build
await self.build()
File "/config/custom_components/zha_map/__init__.py", line 138, in build
nei = await Neighbour.scan_device(device)
File "/config/custom_components/zha_map/neighbour.py", line 78, in scan_device
await r.scan()
File "/config/custom_components/zha_map/neighbour.py", line 83, in scan
for neighbor in self.device.neighbors:
AttributeError: 'EZSPCoordinator' object has no attribute 'neighbors'
Good evening everyone, it’s been a week since I embarked on the adventure of zigbee devices and I have a question regarding the ZHA map, I would like to integrate it into my dashboard on the page concerning the zigbee part (where I show sensor states, and battery levels), from what I read with the old zha-map it was possible to do this, having to go to the settings every time and then to the integrations seems to me a little cumbersome, and at least for the first time to check the signal levels and how the devices connect to the repeaters and the quality of the signals, so far I got around the obstacle with a custom tab with the url of the “map” page that I see in the configuration, is there a cleaner way ??
maybe the solution is under my nose, but I don’t see it
