Possible to use with multiple-entity-row?

[Milinator]

Hey there,

I've been trying to sort the following entity list (originally using multiple-entity-row): `type: entities entities:

• entity: sensor.ics_1 style: | :host { color: grey; }
  icon: mdi:delete-empty show_state: false type: custom:multiple-entity-row name: Schwarze Tonne secondary_info: last-changed entities:
  • type: attribute entity: sensor.ics_1 attribute: remaining name: Abholung in unit: Tage(n)
  • type: entity name: Datum entity: sensor.ics_1
• entity: sensor.ics_2 style: | :host { color: grey; }
  icon: mdi:paper-roll show_state: false type: custom:multiple-entity-row name: Papiermüll secondary_info: last-changed entities:
  • type: attribute entity: sensor.ics_2 attribute: remaining name: Abholung in unit: Tage(n)
  • type: entity name: Datum entity: sensor.ics_2
• entity: sensor.ics_3 style: | :host { color: grey; }
  icon: mdi:delete-variant show_state: false type: custom:multiple-entity-row name: Gelber Sack secondary_info: last-changed entities:
  • type: attribute entity: sensor.ics_3 attribute: remaining name: Abholung in unit: Tage(n)
  • type: entity name: Datum entity: sensor.ics_3
• entity: sensor.ics_4 style: | :host { color: grey; }
  icon: mdi:bottle-soda show_state: false type: custom:multiple-entity-row name: Altglas secondary_info: last-changed entities:
  • type: attribute entity: sensor.ics_4 attribute: remaining name: Abholung in unit: Tage(n)
  • type: entity name: Datum entity: sensor.ics_4
• entity: sensor.ics_5 style: | :host { color: grey; }
  icon: mdi:food-apple show_state: false type: custom:multiple-entity-row name: Biomüll secondary_info: last-changed entities:
  • type: attribute entity: sensor.ics_5 attribute: remaining name: Abholung in unit: Tage(n)
  • type: entity name: Datum entity: sensor.ics_5 `

But I'm not sure if it even is possible? Could someone help me out? I want to sort it by the attribute "remaining", but I just can't get it to work.

Best regards,

Milan

[austin20202020]

i too have been trying to get this work

[jb1228]

There might be another way to do this, but I have been using the template filter to return a list of objects instead of just a list of entity IDs.

Here is an example:

type: custom:auto-entities
card:
  type: entities
filter:
  template: |
    {% set ns = namespace(list=[]) %}

    {% for light in states.light %}
      {% if light.state == "on" %}

        {% set ns.list = ns.list + 
          [
            {
              'type': 'custom:multiple-entity-row',
              'entity': light.entity_id,
              'name': light.attributes.friendly_name,
              'state_color': true,
              'show_state': false,
              'entities': [
                {
                  'entity': light.entity_id,
                  'name': 'Lights',
                  'toggle': true
                },
                {
                  'entity': light.entity_id,
                  'attribute': 'brightness',
                  'name': 'Brightness'
                }
              ]
            }
          ] 
        %}

      {% endif %}
    {% endfor %}

    {{ ns.list }}