Closed npinguin closed 5 months ago
@npinguin Oh wow! Thanks for posting this. That is some expert level configuration. Yesterday I simplified the base config on the main page and pushed a lot of sensors on the extras page. I sort of want people to start with the basics and not overload the main page... however, this full config is really amazing. Maybe I should turn this into a "full configuration"?
Thanks yes please do.
I think it could simplify things for everyone
you could put nearly all in a central yml and include it and only set the substitude variables that are needed
Ok. Thanks for this. Yes, this is a great idea. For my own day-to-day use, I actually use a minimal amount of sensors, but having the full set is great. I will work on this in the next few days.
I just added your configuration in this documentation file. Let me know if that's ok or if you want me to add or make any changes.
I noticed that the esp uptime sensor is in seconds but home assistant displays it nicely in hours:minutes:seconds…
so maybe the runtime sensors could use the same date type like that no conversion to text is needed anymore
@npinguin Oh. Interesting. Yes, that would be the best. I will search around and see what type they use.
@npinguin I found the attributes of the esp-home update and applied it to lifetime counters on my dev version. I added:
state_class=STATE_CLASS_TOTAL_INCREASING,
device_class=DEVICE_CLASS_DURATION,
I now get this below. Let me know if this is what you expected. I can move that to the production version.
Looks good!
@npinguin Thanks. It's now in the official IQ2020
integration.
Might be usefull if we share our configs and improvements like that the best elements could be merged in the overall config ?
My config so far includes all sensors i could find and config for the web server like that you could run it without home assistant