Closed atomicpapa closed 4 years ago
This isn't something that I would add, but you can create something like this on your own pretty easily. All the components I made for this card return JSON that can be used elsewhere (and any that I didn't make may as well, or should), using that data you can really make anything you want with a bit of jinja.
Here's an HA markdown card using the just the images from the first 4 episodes from plex_recently_added (change "poster" to "fanart" if you'd rather have that):
- type: markdown
content: >
![]({{ state_attr('sensor.plex_recently_added', 'data')[1]["poster"]}})
![]({{ state_attr('sensor.plex_recently_added', 'data')[2]["poster"]}})
![]({{ state_attr('sensor.plex_recently_added', 'data')[3]["poster"]}})
![]({{ state_attr('sensor.plex_recently_added', 'data')[4]["poster"]}})
If any component you're using for this card doesn't return usable JSON like this, you should add it as a feature request on the components repo.
Someone on the forums just asked a similar question and I thought I would share an updated markdown card that I used for them. This one uses a for loop to iterate over every item:
type: markdown
content: |-
{% for item in state_attr('sensor.plex_recently_added', 'data') %}
{% if item.poster %} ![]({{ item.poster }}) {% endif %}
{% endfor %}
Would it be possible to have the card ONLY show the poster (or potentially fanart)? Currently I can set all text entities to empty but that only results in Whereas, I would like for it to only show