Chouffy/home_assistant_tgtg

Markdown card for on the dashboard

Sarnog opened this issue · 12 comments

Sarnog commented

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Hello,

Is there any way to create a markdown card or something like that, that fills automaticly with all the tgtg sensors, and displays only the sensors, that are active. Ofcourse i would love to see this with the attributes showen as well.

Example:

(only showen when 'available (status > 0, and not sold-out)', otherwise hidden):

'Happy Snacks (attr friendly_name)'
'10 (attr status)' pcs 'magic snack boxes (attr item_url)'
From: '€20,- (attr original_value)', for: '€5,- (attr item_price)'
Pickup from: '20:00 (attr pickup_start)' - '23:00 (attr pickup_end)'

Describe the solution you'd like

Maybe anybody can do something with auto-entities mod and/or markdown card?
I tried, but can't figure it out. I'm lacking skills for this.

Describe alternatives you've considered

Not have it showen on my dashboard... :-/

Additional context

(only showen when 'available (status > 0, and not sold-out )', otherwise hidden):

'Happy Snacks (attr friendly_name)'
'10 (attr status)' pcs 'magic snack boxes (attr item_url)'
From: '€20,- (attr original_value)', for: '€5,- (attr item_price)'
Pickup from: '20:00 (attr pickup_start)' - '23:00 (attr pickup_end)'
WalterGro commented

I use two custom cards to see which TGTG boxes are available, the auto-enties card and the multiple-entity row.

type: custom:auto-entities
card:
  type: entities
  title: Beschikbaar
filter:
  template: |-
    {% for state in states.sensor -%}
      {%- if state.state>= '1'  and 'sensor.tgtg_' in state.entity_id %}
      {%- if state_attr(state.entity_id, 'pickup_start') is not none  -%} 
        {{
          {
            'entity': state.entity_id,
            'name': state.attributes.friendly_name[5:],
            'type': "custom:multiple-entity-row",
            'unit': false,
            'secondary_info': 'Ophalen op ' + state.attributes.pickup_start[8:10] + "-" + state.attributes.pickup_start[5:7] + ' tussen '+ state.attributes.pickup_start[11:16] + ' en ' + state.attributes.pickup_end[11:16] + ', € '+  state.attributes.item_price[:-3],
            'tap_action': { 
              'action': 'url',
              'url_path':  state.attributes.item_url}
            }

        }},  
      {%- endif -%}
      {%- endif -%}
    {%- endfor %}
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Sarnog commented

Thanks for the card!
Altho they remain empty, even when i receive a notification when there is something available. What i'm i doing wrong?

WalterGro commented

I don't know... indentation is very important with this card. I had some trouble with it.
If you copy and paste the code in the template editor, does that work?
By the way, there is an error with the pickup time in the card, it's an hour to early in the card

Sarnog commented

I don't know... indentation is very important with this card. I had some trouble with it.
If you copy and paste the code in the template editor, does that work?
By the way, there is an error with the pickup time in the card, it's an hour to early in the card

On the template editor i get this error:

TypeError: '>=' not supported between instances of 'float' and 'str'
WalterGro commented

That's strange. I copied the code above in my template editor, no problem. Did you copy all the code?
And if you delete the part with >=?

Sarnog commented

That's strange. I copied the code above in my template editor, no problem. Did you copy all the code?
And if you delete the part with >=?

This is what i put in the editor:


{% for state in states.sensor -%}
  {%- if state.state>= '1'  and 'sensor.tgtg_' in state.entity_id %}
  {%- if state_attr(state.entity_id, 'pickup_start') is not none  -%} 
    {{
      {
        'entity': state.entity_id,
        'name': state.attributes.friendly_name[5:],
        'type': "custom:multiple-entity-row",
        'unit': false,
        'secondary_info': 'Ophalen op ' + state.attributes.pickup_start[8:10] + "-" + state.attributes.pickup_start[5:7] + ' tussen '+ state.attributes.pickup_start[11:16] + ' en ' + state.attributes.pickup_end[11:16] + ', € '+  state.attributes.item_price[:-3],
        'tap_action': { 
          'action': 'url',
          'url_path':  state.attributes.item_url}
        }

    }},  
  {%- endif -%}
  {%- endif -%}
{%- endfor %}
Sarnog commented

Ssems like this code is working:

type: custom:auto-entities
card:
  type: entities
  title: Beschikbare boxen TGTG
filter:
  template: |-
    {% for state in states.sensor -%}
      {%- if state.state|float(default=0) >= 1  and 'sensor.tgtg_' in state.entity_id %}
      {%- if state_attr(state.entity_id, 'pickup_start') is not none  -%} 
        {{
          {
            'entity': state.entity_id,
            'name': state.attributes.friendly_name[5:],
            'type': "custom:multiple-entity-row",
            'unit': false,
            'secondary_info': 'Ophalen op ' + state.attributes.pickup_start[8:10] + "-" + state.attributes.pickup_start[5:7] + ' tussen '+ state.attributes.pickup_start[11:16] + ' en ' + state.attributes.pickup_end[11:16] + ', € '+  state.attributes.item_price[:-3],
            'tap_action': { 
              'action': 'url',
              'url_path':  state.attributes.item_url}
            }

        }},  
      {%- endif -%}
      {%- endif -%}
    {%- endfor %}
tjorim commented

Thanks, added it to the readme.
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Dinth commented

This is amazing. I never used auto_entities, but would it be possible to add a filter of entities for pickup today or pickup tomorrow?

Joepie007v2 commented

I use two custom cards to see which TGTG boxes are available, the auto-enties card and the multiple-entity row.

type: custom:auto-entities
card:
  type: entities
  title: Beschikbaar
filter:
  template: |-
    {% for state in states.sensor -%}
      {%- if state.state>= '1'  and 'sensor.tgtg_' in state.entity_id %}
      {%- if state_attr(state.entity_id, 'pickup_start') is not none  -%} 
        {{
          {
            'entity': state.entity_id,
            'name': state.attributes.friendly_name[5:],
            'type': "custom:multiple-entity-row",
            'unit': false,
            'secondary_info': 'Ophalen op ' + state.attributes.pickup_start[8:10] + "-" + state.attributes.pickup_start[5:7] + ' tussen '+ state.attributes.pickup_start[11:16] + ' en ' + state.attributes.pickup_end[11:16] + ', € '+  state.attributes.item_price[:-3],
            'tap_action': { 
              'action': 'url',
              'url_path':  state.attributes.item_url}
            }

        }},  
      {%- endif -%}
      {%- endif -%}
    {%- endfor %}

Thanks. Works great. I’m just wondering how to adjust the time. The attribute shows e.g. pickup_start 15:10, but it is actually 17:10. So 2 hours difference. I live in the Netherlands.
Can I adjust it in your card example or do I have to do this in another way. Hope you can share how you are handling the time zone.

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busterer commented

where do i paste the code?

CasperBE commented

You could use this line for displaying the pickup times in your local timezone:
'secondary_info': as_timestamp(as_datetime(state.attributes.pickup_start).astimezone()) | timestamp_custom('%a %d/%m') | lower + ' between ' + as_timestamp(as_datetime(state.attributes.pickup_start).astimezone()) | timestamp_custom('%H:%M') + ' and ' + as_timestamp(as_datetime(state.attributes.pickup_end).astimezone()) | timestamp_custom('%H:%M') + ', € ' + state.attributes.item_price[:-3],

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