Comments (4)
viking2010
commented on June 21, 2024
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Thanks for the feedback. I'll give the conditional card and the decluttering card another shot. Appreciate the comments.
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dylandoamaral
commented on June 21, 2024
Hi, I am not really sure to understand your feature request.
The card alone works for one sensor, not for a group of sensors. So you want the card to be printed only if the sensor is down ?
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viking2010
commented on June 21, 2024
Hi, thanks for replying. I'll try to clarify a little more.
I use the uptime card for multiple sensors within a vertical stack like this:
Whilst it may not be necessary, here's the yaml code for the above anyway:
type: vertical-stack
title: WiFi Plugs - Other Areas
cards:
- type: custom:uptime-card
status_adaptive_color: true
color:
icon: white
title: white
status: white
tooltip: white
half: '#ffff00'
ko: '#ff0000'
show:
footer: true
header: true
title: true
status: true
timeline: true
average: true
alias:
ok: Up
ko: Down
bar:
height: 10
round: 1
spacing: 5
amount: 15
update_interval: 60
icon_adaptive_color: true
title_adaptive_color: false
init:
duration: 1
animation: slide
tooltip:
hour24: true
tap_action:
action: more-info
alignment:
header: spaced
status: spaced
icon_first: false
blink:
target: status
effect: fade
speed: 10
hours_to_show: 0.25
icon: mdi:power-socket-uk
title_template: Power Strip - Bedroom 1
entity: binary_sensor.wifi_power_strip_bedroom1
- type: custom:uptime-card
icon: mdi:power-socket-uk
status_adaptive_color: true
color:
icon: white
title: white
status: white
tooltip: white
half: '#ffff00'
ko: '#ff0000'
show:
footer: true
header: true
title: true
status: true
timeline: true
average: true
alias:
ok: Up
ko: Down
bar:
height: 10
round: 1
spacing: 5
amount: 15
update_interval: 60
icon_adaptive_color: true
title_adaptive_color: false
init:
duration: 1
animation: raise
tooltip:
hour24: true
tap_action:
action: more-info
alignment:
header: spaced
status: spaced
icon_first: false
blink:
target: status
effect: fade
speed: 10
hours_to_show: 0.25
entity: binary_sensor.wifi_plug_speaker_light
title_template: LEDs & WiFi Speaker
- type: custom:uptime-card
status_adaptive_color: true
color:
icon: white
title: white
status: white
tooltip: white
half: '#ffff00'
ko: '#ff0000'
show:
footer: true
header: true
title: true
status: true
timeline: true
average: true
alias:
ok: Up
ko: Down
bar:
height: 10
round: 1
spacing: 5
amount: 15
update_interval: 60
icon_adaptive_color: true
title_adaptive_color: false
init:
duration: 1
animation: slide
tooltip:
hour24: true
tap_action:
action: more-info
alignment:
header: spaced
status: spaced
icon_first: false
blink:
target: status
effect: fade
speed: 10
hours_to_show: 0.25
entity: binary_sensor.wifi_plug_fridge
icon: mdi:power-socket-uk
title_template: Fridge
- type: custom:uptime-card
status_adaptive_color: true
color:
icon: white
title: white
status: white
tooltip: white
half: '#ffff00'
ko: '#ff0000'
show:
footer: true
header: true
title: true
status: true
timeline: true
average: true
alias:
ok: Up
ko: Down
bar:
height: 10
round: 1
spacing: 5
amount: 15
update_interval: 60
icon_adaptive_color: true
title_adaptive_color: false
init:
duration: 1
animation: slide
tooltip:
hour24: true
tap_action:
action: more-info
alignment:
header: spaced
status: spaced
icon_first: false
blink:
target: status
effect: fade
speed: 10
hours_to_show: 0.25
icon: mdi:power-socket-uk
entity: binary_sensor.wifi_plug_spare_plug
title_template: Spare Plug
I use 7 vertical stack cards, like the one above, with 35 different binary sensors monitoring devices on my network. So it can get a little cluttered seeing everything that's 'green'. So what I thought would be a nice addition, if it were possible, would be to add some sort of filter and only display the binary sensors when they are offline.....eg a "hide sensor if status value is {enter value here}". This way I would only see the problems on the network and not everything in one go where I then have to scroll through a number of devices. It's pure laziness on my part lol!
I've tried playing with various filter or conditional cards but they don't really do what I want them to do. It doesn't matter if it isn't something that can be done, I was just throwing the idea out there really. It's been of great value just having the uptime card. It's saved me looking to purchase a network monitoring solution for my own home network!
Cheers
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dylandoamaral
commented on June 21, 2024
I really think that https://www.home-assistant.io/dashboards/conditional/ is exactly what you are looking for. You said that it didn't work for you but why ?
Therefore, since you are combining two cards and you are repeating yourself a lot, I suggest you to use https://github.com/custom-cards/decluttering-card.
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