Open kshunterco opened 10 months ago
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Running NoScript; needed to allow unpkg.com. Works fine. Sorry about that!
Final comment - I really didn't like needing to pull the imports from another site, but a little research showed that replacing
import {
LitElement,
html,
css,
} from "https://unpkg.com/lit-element@2.0.1/lit-element.js?module";
with
var LitElement = LitElement || Object.getPrototypeOf(customElements.get("home-assistant-main"));
var html = LitElement.prototype.html;
var css = LitElement.prototype.css;
keeps everything local... Best Kendall
The import code was boilerplate from the home assistant developer site. I honestly don't know enough about python to understand what the difference is. If you would care to explain more, I would consider changing it.
https://developers.home-assistant.io/docs/frontend/custom-ui/custom-card/#advanced-example
[...] If you would care to explain more, I would consider changing it. [...]
I'm more of a MATLAB / Python / f90 developer so am not exactly sure how globals work in JS, but I'll do my best. Maybe someday someone else will fall into this thread and do a better job 🤣
When I first downloaded your code I opened the issue not realizing that NoScript (Chrome plug-in that prevents JS from running from various sources, in case you're not familiar) wasn't allowing access to unpkg.com - only local access. So I was getting the error described above. When I allowed that script access, it worked.
HOWEVER, the paranoid crazy part of me doesn't like running scripts from other sources especially in a home security setup. So I thought "HA has moved over to Lit, so there must be a local copy of the library with each HA installation"... right? I think? So then if one could perform the import from that local library instead of from unpkg.com, violà ! No security hazard and no concerns if for some reason I can't access unpkg.com on any given day. So I Googled for ways to do this and found others attempting (or succeeding) at it:
https://community.home-assistant.io/t/local-availability-on-hass-of-lit-element/93338/ https://github.com/custom-cards/button-card/issues/43
...these examples import from hui-error-entity-row which was removed, so that isn't quite it, but then:
https://community.home-assistant.io/t/custom-dark-sky-animated-weather-card/59816/875?page=66
...shows a way to get the proper classes from home-assistant-main (which I would think should be in every install) so I went with that. Now, why this works, OMG I have no idea. Sorry, I wish I knew because I would enjoy being able to program in JS... not enough time in the day and too much MATLAB / Python work to do...
Best Kendall
Hey, first thank you for your work, the lack of responses in the "Lovelace Custom Fan Control Example" thread leads me to believe this is working for people, although who knows.
I just installed this and have properly updated resources, but am still getting the "Custom element doesn't exist" error. I am aware you made this update to account for Polymer being removed from HA, so obviously it's not that!
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