Open Makin-Things opened 2 years ago
Hey Makin-Things, this looks great!
I was actually considering moving this into a full integration, haven't looked at what is in involved yet, but this is a nice way of having it displayed.
Obviously you are in the ACT, hit me up if you want to catch up for a chat sometime.
Simon.
I think even as an integration you still end up with a separate front end part. So while you maybe don't need to rely on AppDaemon to run it there will still be a need for some sort of lovelace configuration. You could develop a card for it, but unless it could be made generic (ie. useful for more than just ACT residents there probably is little value).
Also feel free to add this to your repo as a sample card config. Don't worry about attribution if you do.
Would be good to catch up when all the craziness settles again, in the meantime my email is simon@makin-things.com
Cheers Simon
Howdies.. Love the plugin. Been using it a while.. and just did simon's lovelace card setup. Nice!
Silly question though Simon : how have you done the states['sensor.act_greenwaste_pickup_day'].state ? because the default plugin doesn't create that sensor, and at best offers state of the date against states['sensor.act_greenwaste_pickup'].state which is just the actual pickup date.. so it doesn't as per your example list out "Monday week" .
What sauce am I missing :)
Cheers,
Adrian
Hmm, I missed including that bit. I have edited the original post to include the template sensor config I use.
Thanks simon! Also worth noting you need to have enabled the date_time sensors as well to get the date_time_iso working !
Updated to include that part as well.
Hey, Thanks for the integration. I thought I would share how I set up the front end to display stuff in a card. Hopefully others might find it useful.
This is what the card looks like.
Card config:
Extra needed sensors config:
I have attached the images I used for the card which need to be placed in /config/www/icons/bin_icons