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Rooms View

Readme | Home View | Media | Rooms | Cameras | Comics | System | Floor Plan

Rooms View

Components in this View

  1. Lovelace Layout Card - Backend card that provides more control in how to organize your Lovelace cards in a readable format, versus the previous method of using vertical and horizontal stacks. You define the columns and choose where to insert breaks, thus maximizing screen space. | My Config | Github |

  2. Compact Custom Header - Reduces the height of the original HA header, saving precious space needed on small tablets like the Fire HD8. Also adds a clock. To use the header with the layout card or stack card, it must be placed within the layout card, not outside. | My Config | Github |

  3. Lights - Uses standard Lovelace Entities card to display lights. | My Config |

    • Slider Entity Row adds a brightness slider to light entities. | My Config | Github |
    • I use SmartThings to control my Zigbee light bulbs, and so I setup MQTT lights in this example. I had to setup the Mosquitto broker Hass.io add-on, SmartBridge Hass.io add-on, the SmartApp and SmartThings device. BUT, as of Home Assistant version 0.87, SmartThings integration is built in andyou no longer have to do this! I'm glad I didn't write an updated tutorial for the old method... | My Config |

  4. Alarm Panel - I used a demo alarm panel in this example. But you can use an MQTT alarm panel if your alarm is within SmartThings. | My Config | HA Component |

  5. Fans - I used a demo fan entity in this example. | My Config | HA Component |

    • Monster Card is used to include all fan entities in the card. | My Config | Github |

  6. Locks - I used a demo lock entity in this example. To make it look nice, try using Picture Elements Lovelace card! | My Config | HA Component |

    • Monster Card is used to include all lock entities in the card. | My Config | Github |