I put this together to avoid having to write a full integration as a provider. I think it'd be fun to put one together to allow better selecting topics and the like, but for now this works.
First, you'll need to register your application at Unsplash if you don't have one. Visit the documentation here to learn about this process.
Simple blueprint. Select a scene and then you can call the script to move to the next most-recently called scene, alphabetically for now.
Maybe I'll change it to oldest-used.
Alternatively, you can paste the URL of this gist in when you go to Settings->Automations->Blueprints and click Import.
Simple blueprint. You must create an input_text helper entity for this blueprint -- it will ask for the entity ID when you create an automation using the blueprint. The value of this will store the entity ID of the updater being used, the chat ID, and message ID for replying to notify once the update is complete if a restart is required.
You also must have the telegram_bot integration set up, specifically the bot part. The notifier is not needed but may as well configure it.
Once that's created, use the import button below, and then define the entities you want to update and select the helper you created, and you're good to go!
Since ESPHome doesn't actually support the vacuum entity type, much less creating one in Home Assistant, we have to make due with the TuyaMCU features offered.
We create a few buttons, a switch, and sensors, as well as selects for setting mode and speed. Then there's a vacuum template file for Home Assistant to take advantage of this.
In the end, you'll have a vacuum entity in Home Assistant that's fully local, fully ESPHome, but not perfectly-so.
Of note: ESPHome team, 115200 is a valid baudrate for (some) TuyaMCUs. The one in the vacuum does not support 9600 baud. Please stop alerting me to this. Tasmota has figured this out already.
| defaults: fade, solid, slow | |
| hue: 0-360 | |
| sat: 0-1000 | |
| val: 10-1000 | |
| mode: 00 = fade, 01 = flash, 02 = music | |
| patt: 00 = solid, 01 = up, 02 = down, 03 = center, 04 = stripe, 05 = out, 06 = in, 07 = rot, 08 = spiral | |
| speed: 0-100 | |
| id sp mo pat |hue| |sat| |val| | unused? | | |
| 10 00 00 00 | 00 00 03 e8 03 e8 00 00 00 00 red h:0 s:100 br:100 fade solid slow | |
| 10 00 00 00 | 00 6c 03 e8 03 e8 00 00 00 00 grn h:108 s:100 br:100 fade solid slow |
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| #!/bin/bash | |
| read -r -d '' PICUSAGE << eos | |
| Usage: picartostream [--chat] UserName1 [UserName2 [...]] | |
| Hint: the last username used is the chat opened | |
| eos | |
| chatwith="" | |
| if (( $# == 0 )); then | |
| echo "$PICUSAGE" | |
| fi |
Simple elegant thermometer card for Home Assistant. Tweak as-needed!
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