Open srjlewis opened 1 year ago
What type?
Hi
The type would be measurement
Below is a workaround using a template sensor
template:
- name: "Argon Fan Speed"
unit_of_measurement: "%"
state: '{{ states("sensor.argon_one_addon_fan_speed") }}'
state_class: measurement
icon: mdi:fan
I would guess that the following line would need changing from
reqBody='{"state": "'"${fanPercent}"'", "attributes": { "unit_of_measurement": "%", "icon": "'"${icon}"'", "Temperature '"${CorF}"'": "'"${cpuTemp}"'", "friendly_name": "Argon Fan Speed"}}'
to the following, but I am only guessing at the right placement
reqBody='{"state": "'"${fanPercent}"'","state_class": "measurement" , "attributes": { "unit_of_measurement": "%", "icon": "'"${icon}"'", "Temperature '"${CorF}"'": "'"${cpuTemp}"'", "friendly_name": "Argon Fan Speed"}}'
or
reqBody='{"state": "'"${fanPercent}"'" , "attributes": { "unit_of_measurement": "%", "icon": "'"${icon}"'" ,"state_class": "measurement", "Temperature '"${CorF}"'": "'"${cpuTemp}"'", "friendly_name": "Argon Fan Speed"}}'
Could you add
state_class: measurement
to the reqBody as this would allow uage of the "Statistics Graph Card" for better long term reporting and display.