terren272
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1 month ago I created a working example working backwards from automation. This works from Dev Tools Services , which seems an unreliable testing ground since automation method auto corrected what was missing.
service: notify.sendemail metadata: {} data: message: >- Solar producing < 200W as of 10am. Current Solar Power is {{ states('sensor.solaredge_current_power') }} . Energy Produced Today {{ states('sensor.solaredge_energy_today') }}
title: >- Solar Power {{ states('sensor.solaredge_current_power') }} . Energy Today {{ states('sensor.solaredge_energy_today') }} data: "[object Object]": null
Feedback
Please explain how sensor data can be included in these emails. This info is not in https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/smtp/
This can be done via an esphome implementation, but seems not allowed in homeassistant directly?
This works in Developer Tools, Services: service: notify.sendemail data: message: The garage door has been open for a while. title: Your Garage Door Friend target: 858XXXXXXX@txt.att.net
This does not work in Developer Tools, Services: service: notify.sendemail data: message: The garage door has been open for {{ states('sensor.solaredge_current_power') }} title: Your Garage Door Friend target: 858XXXXXXX@txt.att.net
no data is included in message
Like I said. This would work when called from esphome device, like this;
service: notify.sendemail data:
message: Battery is at {{ states('sensor.e32d_36_battery1_voltage') }}v
title: Battery Test P2 Complete {{ states('sensor.e32d_36_battery1_voltage') }}v ## {{ states('input_number.ha_fan1pwm_me32b') }} target: 858XXXXXXX@txt.att.net
URL
https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/smtp/
Version
2024.7.3
Additional information
Please explain how sensor data can be included in these emails. This info is not in https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/smtp/