Moonraker For Home Assistant

Integration between Moonraker and Home Assistant

Setup

Requirements

HACS (for installing custom component)
@thosmasloven's Lovelace Card Mod
@kalkih's Mini Graph Card
Sonoff S26 with ESPHome for powering the 3D printer on/off

HACS Install

SSH into your Docker host and navigate to the folder location where you have the Home Assistant /config volume.

Run the command below.

wget -O - https://get.hacs.xyz | bash -

The files will now be downloaded and put into the directory where the Home Assistant volume is mapped.

Restart the docker

sudo docker restart homeassistant

After Home Assistant connects, select Settings, then Devices & Services.

Make a folder in your home assistant directory

In the bottom right, select Add Integration.

Search for HACS and select it.

If you agree with everything, select all options and then Submit.

Copy the code that Home Assistant provides and then select the link to sign into GitHub.

If you’d like to proceed, select Authorize HACS.

HACS is now installed! It’s best to reboot your Docker host at this point.

sudo docker restart homeassistant

After Home Assistant loads back up, HACS will be fully configured and ready to use!

HA Packages Configuration

mkdir homeassistant/config/packages

Add packages directory to configuration.yaml

homeassistant:
  packages: !include_dir_named packages

Put the moonraker.yaml in

cp moonraker.yaml homeassistant/config/packages/moonraker.yaml

Replace with your 3D Printer IP in the moonraker.yaml file.

sed -i 's/<moonraker-ip-address>/10.0.0.69/g' homeassistant/config/packages/moonraker.yaml

Restart Home Assistant through the WebUI then you should see the entities of your 3D Printer show up.

Install HACS Items

Click HACS on the left column -> Frontend -> + Explore & Download Repositories

Search at the top for card-mod and mini-graph-card and then install them.

In your configurations.yaml add this for card-mod

frontend:
  extra_module_url:
    - /community/lovelace-card-mod/card-mod.js

Add The MJPEG Camera

Click Settings -> Devices and Services -> + Add Integration

Type MJPEG IP Camera and click it.

Name: 3D Printer Camera

MJPEG URL: <moonraker-ip-address>/webcam/?action=stream

Still Image URL: <moonraker-ip-address>/webcam/?action=snapshot

Uncheck Verify SSL certificate.

Click SUBMIT.

If you need to flip your camera uncomment this section in the yaml

#    card_mod:
#      style: |
#        ha-card {
#          transition: transform 0s;
#          transform: rotate(180deg);
#        }

Add The Thumbnail

Click Settings -> Devices and Services -> + Add Integration

Type Generic Camera and click it.

In the Generic Camera → Still image URL box put:

http://<moonraker-ip-address>:7125/server/files/gcodes/{{ states("sensor.3d_printer_object_thumbnails") }}

Then click submit.

Click check box on "This image looks good" then submit again.

Success!
Options successfully saved.

Click Finish.

It will unfortunatly add a camera with its name as the IP address.

Click Settings -> Entities

Find the camera.IP in the "Entity ID" column you made.

Click the Entity ID of it and rename it to: camera.3d_printer_thumbnail

Click the "Name" of it and rename it to: 3D Printer Thumbnail

Click Update.

~~Note: Depending on how many thumbnails your slicer creates you may have to change this array value from [2] to [1] in two places in the mooonraker.yaml mine generates 3.~~ Fixed in current code! You shouldn't have to do this.

[0] 32x32
[1] 64x64
[2] 400x300

~~Spot 1~~

  - platform: rest
    scan_interval: 15
    name: klipper_preview_path
    unique_id: "<moonraker-ip-address>fd0ae36c-0d51-4392-a18d-89861d536ba4"
    resource_template: "http://<moonraker-ip-address>:7125/server/files/metadata?filename={{ states(('sensor.3d_printer_current_print')) | urlencode }}"
    json_attributes_path: "$.result.thumbnails.[2]"
    json_attributes:
      - relative_path
      - width
      - height
      - size
    value_template: "OK"

~~json_attributes_path: "$.result.thumbnails.[2]" -> json_attributes_path: "$.result.thumbnails.[1]"~~

~~Spot 2~~

    - name: 3d_printer_object_thumbnails
      unique_id: "<moonraker-ip-address>59b37837-b751-4d31-98c2-516a52edf833"
      state: >
        {% set dir = states('sensor.3d_printer_current_print') %}
        {% set img = state_attr('sensor.printer_3d_file_metadata','thumbnails')[2].relative_path %}
        {{ (dir.split('/')[:-1] + [img]) | join('/') }}
      availability: >
        {% set items = ['sensor.printer_3d_file_metadata'] %}
        {{ expand(items)|rejectattr('state','in',['unknown','unavailable'])
          |list|count == items|count }}
      icon: mdi:image
      attributes:
        friendly_name: "Object Thumbnails"

{% set img = states.sensor.printer_3d_file_metadata.attributes["thumbnails"][2]["relative_path"] %} -> {% set img = states.sensor.printer_3d_file_metadata.attributes["thumbnails"][1]["relative_path"] %}

Add a new dashboard view page

Top right click the hamburger button 3 dots.

Click Edit Dashboard.

Next to your dashboard icon at the top you should now see a + click the +

Title: 3DPrinter

Icon: mdi:printer-3d

Click Save.

Your new blank dashboard view page should show up where you will add all the Lovelace cards below.

Lovelace cards

Click Edit Dashboard

Click + Add Card

Scroll to the bottom and click Manual

Paste the yaml content below into the Manual cards.

Grid Card

Showing model preview window with file name, live camera and buttons to stop, FW reset, pause, resume and cancel. Card code

Glance Card (Info and Sonoff Power Plug)

Showing info and button to turn on and off the Sonoff S26 Power Plug. Card code

Gauge Card (printing progress)

Showing currently % of printing progress. Changes color depending on % of progress Code card

Temperature Graph (hotend and bed)

Using mini-graph-card component, to show graph of hotend and bed temp. Code card

If you want to use the more acurate layer counter "Actual Layer" you must add to your slicer (Prusa/Super):

In the "Start" GCode

SET_PRINT_STATS_INFO TOTAL_LAYER=[total_layer_count]
SET_PRINT_STATS_INFO CURRENT_LAYER=0

In the “Before layer change" GCode

SET_PRINT_STATS_INFO CURRENT_LAYER=[layer_num]

Thank you!

This is comprised of all three of these code bases below

@denkyem's Home Assistant Moonraker
@SirGoodenough's Home Assistant Moonraker
@mSarheed's Home Assistant Moonraker

Few added tweaks

Added more directions to readme and updated picture.
Larger quality thumbnails.
Fixed urlencode, multi, and no directory thumbnails Thanks @davisgoodman @petro @NSX @TheFes
Added Actual Layer Sensor to show a more accurate layer counter. @davisgoodman idea
BTT Smart Filament Runout Sensor.
Chamber Temperature.
Flipped Webcam.
Removed multiple unnecessary: unit_of_measurement
Removed synthwave theme.
Added Printername.

NonaSuomy/Moonraker-Home-Assistant