Accuracy setting from the entity is ignored

[CommanderKSK]

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Description of problem:The card displays all 4 decimals like (7,2669) even if you set the accuracy in Home Assistant to a full number (7 in this case) it ignores this and still displays all 4 decimals.

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[t1gr0u]

@CommanderKSK Thank you for using the card, please read issue #13

[bluediamond1984]

@t1gr0u I have read the issue and did some digging. According to the docs the formatting is controlled with rounded=True. https://www.home-assistant.io/docs/configuration/templating/#states

I have the rounded value in the developer tools with this {{ states('sensor.current_uv_index', rounded=True) }}
Hopefully this helps solving this issue.

[t1gr0u]

@bluediamond1984 oohhh, interesting, thank you, this may help :)

[hajo62]

I have the rounded value in the developer tools with this {{ states('sensor.current_uv_index', rounded=True) }}
Hopefully this helps solving this issue.

@bluediamond1984: Hhm, I would need more help.
Have you created a new template sensor with the rounded value or is there a way to modify the value of the original sensor?

@t1gr0u : Maybe you could add a round parameter? to your card?

[bluediamond1984]

A template sensor is not needed. sensor.current_uv_index was created by the integration OpenWeatherMap. I have recently changed to OpenUV, and it works the same.

In the GUI go to the entity settings and change the display precision to desire.

[hajo62]

In the GUI go to the entity settings and change the display precision to desire.

Did so an it reflects i.e. in the integrations site, but not on the card.

[bluediamond1984]

I misunderstood it. I used the developer tools to see the difference in the first place.

I have tested it with a template sensor and it's working with a rounded number.

I was trying to figure out what has to be added. I think something has to be added with this line in the code const entityState = entityId ? this.hass.states[entityId] : undefined;. But I don't understand the language.