custom-components / authenticated

A platform which allows you to get information about sucessfull logins to Home Assistant.
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Installation instructions? #62

Closed beikeland closed 2 years ago

beikeland commented 3 years ago

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. Given the ratelimit from github when using HACS I would encourage adding some instructions to installing from git without using HACS.

Describe the solution you'd like I did (as the user with write permissions to the config folder for my docker container):

cd ~/homeassistant
mkdir -p ./custom_components
git clone https://github.com/custom-components/authenticated.git
ln -s authenticated/custom_components/authenticated ./custom_components 

restart home assistant and then add

sensor:
  - platform: authenticated

to configuration.yaml

Describe alternatives you've considered I appreicate there other types of installations than docker to cater to, but I recon the HA core users will adapt nicely and I have no experience with hass.io

Additional context If nothing else people might find this as closed issue.

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GrizzlyAK commented 3 years ago

I don't use HACS, and wonder how I would install this on a Home Assistant OS installation.

DavidFW1960 commented 3 years ago

I don't use HACS, and wonder how I would install this on a Home Assistant OS installation. Download all files in the custom_component_authenticated folder in RAW mode and configure as per the instructions after restarting HA. Don't try configuring until you restart HA.

beikeland commented 3 years ago

Not familiar with HA OS, but if you know where the config.yaml file is then just ssh in and change to that directory and/or user and follow my post. Possibly after doing sudo apt install git if git is missing in the HA OS image)

If you have trouble finding where to put it I guess sudo find / -name config.yaml 2>/dev/null might offer a few suggestions to look closer at. Using ls -l on the config.yaml file to see what user it is might also be helpfull.

GrizzlyAK commented 3 years ago

Cool. Thanks.

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