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Hassbian Wishlist #33

Closed Landrash closed 5 years ago

Landrash commented 7 years ago

Wish list for functionality that we want to add to Hassbian. Pull requests welcome.

Install scripts

Other functionality

Additions to base image

Extended functionality of scripts

arsaboo commented 7 years ago

Let's Encrypt registration and renewal please :pray:

arsaboo commented 7 years ago

Here are couple more that would be nice to have:

  1. MySQLdb
  2. Github backup/restore
Landrash commented 7 years ago

First one I'm unsure about what it is?

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Here are couple more that would be nice to have:

  1. MySQLdb
  2. Github backup/restore

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arsaboo commented 7 years ago

Instead of using SQLAlchemy, use MySQLdb for the recorder - https://home-assistant.io/components/recorder/

Landrash commented 7 years ago

Ahh. The lack of space between MYSQL & db confused me ;)

penright commented 7 years ago

Thank @Landrash for adding the AppDaemon to the list. One other Hassbain install that I had to fight through was Open Zwave barrier fixed. This link starts where I was adding a Linear garage door opener. https://community.home-assistant.io/t/linear-ngdz00-4-garage-door/2136/220?u=penright

There was a lot of patches, that most of them I hope will be in the next Hass release. But there was some patches to the OZW, not sure I fully understand it right now. I kind of did the monkey thing and got it working. The most relevant part to this discussion is when I asked about future patches and this was the question and the answer given. image image

Here is the direct link https://community.home-assistant.io/t/linear-ngdz00-4-garage-door/2136/235?u=penright

Landrash commented 7 years ago

@penright Problem with patch like this is that it won't be persistent between updates. If anything it's something that would need to be fixed in HA itself :slightly_smiling_face:

Landrash commented 7 years ago

Appdaemon addressed in #52

riemers commented 7 years ago

I think its good to have a cheat sheet once you login. That is like your motd. With things like stop ha, start ha. All those shortcuts that make it easier.. perhaps add shortcuts "hastop" "hastart" "haupgrade"i do a lot of restarting (i always have to disable z-wave for instance to test new stuff) because it takes 10+ minutes to finally be ready. Also when i do log in, i want to be directly in .homeassistant folder if possible :)

Landrash commented 7 years ago

@riemers

ludeeus commented 6 years ago

PR #79 for homebridge is ready :)

ardeus-ua commented 6 years ago

Kiosk mode for connected touchscreen to automatically open Home Assistant. Maybe adaptation of https://github.com/guysoft/FullPageOS

Landrash commented 6 years ago

@ardeus-ua Out of scope for Hassbian since we don't ship any kind of gui. Everything is generally done over ssh.

ardeus-ua commented 6 years ago

I mean the scripted installation of kiosk mode for rpi to open Home Assistant gui on device startup

Landrash commented 6 years ago

Reopening since this issue should not be closed.

akubak commented 6 years ago

I'm working on a Webmin installation script for Hassbian right now - could it be added to the wishlist, or should I submit a PR first?

riemers commented 6 years ago

A use case for webmin would be nice too, i know you can do a lot with it, but it all depends on your needs. Are there any good examples on what you want to achieve with it? (not saying its a bad idea, just wondering)

akubak commented 6 years ago

@riemers Webmin makes it really easy to do lots of things you would usually use the CLI for via a GUI, so it could be really useful for beginners. I’ve used it myself in the past, and can confirm that it works fine. AFAIK, you can use it to configure programs like samba or systemd if you’re running services installed from sources other than this (hassbian config).

Landrash commented 6 years ago

@Antoni-K I don't think it needs to be in the tool. It's fairly straight forward to install and the instructions are on the webmin download page.

wget http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/webadmin/webmin_1.760_all.deb
apt install webmin_1.760_all.deb

The things we added to Hassbian config has been tweaks and tools that are generally used with Home Assistant. There's a point to where we need to keep a balance between functionality and what goals the product is trying to accomplish or well end up creating a new packaging system.

akubak commented 6 years ago

@Landrash Oh, sorry, didn't see your comment. I submitted a pull request already but feel free to close it. Also, I might get started on an rsync-based backup & restore utility, if nobody else is already working on one.

riemers commented 6 years ago

Rsync can be cronned, same applies to webmin perhaps. If you do make something with rsync, a better place would be to make a description for it like say https://home-assistant.io/docs/ecosystem/backup/backup_usb/ , that way everybody can enjoy your work regardless of the method they used to install hass.

akubak commented 6 years ago

Got it. I was thinking of something similar to your USB backup script, but with rsync so it is slightly faster.

riemers commented 6 years ago

If you have a proper setup, it will only sync a few text files no? I would see the use case rather that you can sync it to another location. Something the USB cannot do :) perhaps link it with a ionotify tool for instant backup, sky is the limit.

akubak commented 6 years ago

Good idea, maybe also cloud integration (other than dropbox). I'll look into it.

riemers commented 6 years ago

If you get bored, why not write an installer that asks you how you want your backup and with what options 🥇

akubak commented 6 years ago

Will do 👍

ferazambuja commented 6 years ago

~Raspberry Pi Desktop~ :)

Landrash commented 6 years ago

@ferazambuja No. Out of scope for this project.

ferazambuja commented 6 years ago

I’m Mac user and I enjoy using http://netatalk.sourceforge.net instead of samba. It’s an AppleShare file server. Is just more seamless and your hassbian home/pi shows automatically as another Mac. However the home assistant config folder needs to be added manually. It also handles reboots way better avoiding your Atom editor to screen errors if you have config files open.

It doesn’t exclude the need of samba. But it’s an idea to try to make Hassbian even more accessible.

swetoast commented 6 years ago

motd is simple we can use neofetch for that looks like this once compiled it takes about 268 kb no need for monster bashscripts that checks everything just include the bin and stick the content below into .bashrc

clear; neofetch

https://github.com/dylanaraps/neofetch

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schmittx commented 6 years ago

Any chance we could get a script for FFmpeg, ideally with hardware acceleration enabled and compiled?

riemers commented 6 years ago

I think the next logical step would be to have the "add-ons" as packages. Most is already like that but then have an option to do it via the GUI, like hassio does it now too. But contain it to one repo only to not get 100's of repository's.. i know i could help out with scripting part but it is the gui part that i have no skills for. Find one of those and i am more then happy to help out on that part too. Imagine a restore which includes the packages you had and it downloads those for you. (might be wanting the world here, but just giving out my thoughts)

p.s. neofetch is nice, but how often do you login into your device? Besides that all the info it shows.. i know since i bought the device. Much rather prefer a motd that does some home assistant checks "Your running version x, while xx is out. Type xx to upgrade" or one of your packages or addons is out of date etc etc.

Landrash commented 6 years ago

@ferazambuja No way to test since I use a *nix only environment. Contributions welcome.

@swetoast Neofetch would be great. Minimal custom code from us and that's generally preferred.

@schmittx I'll add it to the list but nothing I've worked on before.

@riemers Logging into my Hassbian pi, daily generally. Making packages will require some more changes to the base tools we have written but it can be considered.

riemers commented 6 years ago

@Landrash that you log in to your PI daily is logical :-) I don't do that so often, use also visual studio code with the yaml plugin and samba mount.

schmittx commented 6 years ago

How about a Python upgrade script to archive/copy the current venv, install Python, create new venv, etc.?

ludeeus commented 6 years ago

@schmittx you mean like this https://github.com/home-assistant/hassbian-scripts/blob/dev/package/opt/hassbian/suites/python.sh ?

schmittx commented 6 years ago

@ludeeus Ha, I'm an idiot...disregard...

ardeus-ua commented 6 years ago

Is this possible to add ffmpeg with hardware decoding to the base image?

Landrash commented 6 years ago

@ardeus-ua Is it available as a package then we could add it as a package.

nixme commented 6 years ago

find3. I could possibly attempt to do this.

Landrash commented 6 years ago

@nixme Give it a go :) What part of it do you want on the pi?

Cli-scanner

echo "Installating dependencies"
apt install wireless-tools net-tools libpcap-dev bluetooth golang
go get -u -v github.com/schollz/find3-cli-scanner
mv $GOPATH/bin/find3-cli-scanner /usr/local/bin

Should be the basics of what you need.

ardeus-ua commented 6 years ago

@ardeus-ua Is it available as a package then we could add it as a package.

https://www.johnvansickle.com/ffmpeg/ here are fresh precompiled binaries built with gcc 6.3.0 (Debian 6.3.0-18+deb9u1) 20170516 configuration: --enable-gpl --enable-version3 --enable-static --disable-debug --disable-ffplay --disable-indev=sndio --disable-outdev=sndio --cc=gcc-6 --enable-fontconfig --enable-frei0r --enable-gnutls --enable-gray --enable-libfribidi --enable-libass --enable-libfreetype --enable-libmp3lame --enable-libopencore-amrnb --enable-libopencore-amrwb --enable-librubberband --enable-libsoxr --enable-libspeex --enable-libvorbis --enable-libopus --enable-libtheora --enable-libvidstab --enable-libvo-amrwbenc --enable-libvpx --enable-libwebp --enable-libx264 --enable-libxml2 --enable-libxvid --enable-libzimg

ghost commented 5 years ago

hi good will be if you add Backup and restore...

dasb00ter commented 5 years ago

I would like to make a request for a good reverse proxy. I am finding the install daunting but it is security related so I feel it would be valuable. If a script could get everything installed in the right places I could probably cobble together a how to wiki for it once I get it running myself. I guess Caddy or NGINX would be good candidates with the former I see being utilized in the HASS.IO addons and therefor perhaps more user friendly

jurgenweber commented 5 years ago

can i suggest a flag where you can tell the home assistant suite not to restart on upgrade?

ludeeus commented 5 years ago

If you want that use pip manually.

Landrash commented 5 years ago

https://www.home-assistant.io/blog/2019/10/26/rip-hassbian/