Closed ildar170975 closed 1 year ago
Earlier I could use one variable to define another variable:
type: 'custom:config-template-card' variables: - 'states[''input_select.graph_hours_to_show_sys'']' - 'states[''input_boolean.graph_realtime_sys'']' - '''binary_sensor.rpi_power_status''' - 'vars[1].state === "on" ? vars[2] : "sensor.test_zero"' #### LOOK AT THIS !!!! entities: - '${vars[0].entity_id}' - '${vars[1].entity_id}' - '${vars[3]}' card: type: history-graph entities: - entity: '${vars[2]}' name: Питание hours_to_show: '${vars[0].state}' refresh_interval: 0
Now I am trying to use variables SENSOR & INPUT_REALTYME to define a variable SENSOR_TO_BE_CHECKED - and I am failed:
type: 'custom:config-template-card' variables: HOURS_TO_SHOW: 'states[''input_select.graph_hours_to_show_sys'']' INPUT_REALTYME: 'states[''input_boolean.graph_realtime_sys'']' SENSOR: '''binary_sensor.rpi_power_status''' SENSOR_TO_BE_CHECKED: 'INPUT_REALTYME.state === "on" ? SENSOR : "sensor.test_zero"' entities: - '${HOURS_TO_SHOW.entity_id}' - '${INPUT_REALTYME.entity_id}' - '${SENSOR_TO_BE_CHECKED}' card: type: history-graph entities: - entity: '${SENSOR}' name: Питание hours_to_show: '${HOURS_TO_SHOW.state}' refresh_interval: 0
Look, now it works again:
type: 'custom:config-template-card' variables: HOURS_TO_SHOW: 'states[''input_select.graph_hours_to_show_sys'']' INPUT_REALTYME: 'states[''input_boolean.graph_realtime_sys'']' SENSOR: '''binary_sensor.rpi_power_status''' # SENSOR_TO_BE_CHECKED: 'INPUT_REALTYME.state === "on" ? SENSOR : "sensor.test_zero"' entities: - '${HOURS_TO_SHOW.entity_id}' - '${INPUT_REALTYME.entity_id}' # - '${SENSOR_TO_BE_CHECKED}' card: type: history-graph entities: - entity: '${SENSOR}' name: Питание hours_to_show: '${HOURS_TO_SHOW.state}' refresh_interval: 0
I suspect that now I cannot ise a VARIABLE_1 to define a VARIABLE_2.
Solution is simple - use vars["your_var_name"] Check this example:
vars["your_var_name"]
variables: BOOL: states['input_boolean.test_boolean'] COLOR: '(vars["BOOL"].state === "on") ? "red" : "green"'
Earlier I could use one variable to define another variable:
Now I am trying to use variables SENSOR & INPUT_REALTYME to define a variable SENSOR_TO_BE_CHECKED - and I am failed:
Look, now it works again:
I suspect that now I cannot ise a VARIABLE_1 to define a VARIABLE_2.