Other noteworthy changes I will wait a couple of weeks before opening a topic in the Share your Project section. What does HVAC_MODE_AUTO exactly do for thermostat? In the custom_components directory, remove the 'scheduler' folder. WebThis is a custom component for Home Assistant, that is used for controlling your existing devices based on time. It would be the foundation upon which a GUI could expose its scheduling abilities. The idea is that it has to be simple, so that my wife could use it. If you removed default_config: from your configuration, An action is a combination of a HA service with entity_id. You can, then, open the proposal and decide whether to Accept it, Delete it or Reply to the proposal. This can be used to make automations that act differently on weekdays vs weekends. Its not visual like Simple Scheduler, but it works with heating. The start time to mark the schedule as active/on. This is a custom component for Home Assistant, that is used for controlling your existing devices based on time. It works nicely together with the Lovelace scheduler card. Sure thing! Has the schedule option not been implemented in the UI yet? From the list, search and select Schedule. Meanwhile I will wait for your feedbacks and I will write some documentation (even if theres very little to say) . There is simple way to make automatic schedule (time on , time on off , days etc) for each deviceby using UI. Thanks petro (Petro) February 25, 2018, 8:04pm #2 Wow! And for something like garbage or vacation I have added them into different google calendars. Therefore it may be some time before we see anything that looks like the add-on youve created (but it will be released eventually). WebThe Calendar card displays your calendar entities in a month, day and list view (7 days).. Screenshot of the Calendar card. This looks promising. (Imagine it would if it supports generic switches), Hi @Coedy jheddings (Jason Heddings) February 23, 2022, 5:09am #1 This is a basic blueprint to set the heat / cool set points for a thermostat on the specified days with an option to retry if the device does not respond. It allows specifying which days of the week will count as workdays and also uses the Python module holidays to incorporate information about region-specific public holidays. In my house I have quite some devices that I want to control based on the time and day. Powered by Discourse, best viewed with JavaScript enabled, New Lovelace GUI card for per-day schedule actions, Week scheduler (including really nice example UI). In order for the newly added integration to be loaded, HA needs to be restarted. HELP - How to Turn on switch at adjustable time, turn off switch at adjustable time? Multiple entity/actions Support for turning on several devices at the same time. In a few clicks you can set up a new schedule. Yes I understand this, and my comment was not meant as criticism. Scheduling in home assistant Configuration Christof January 2, 2021, 4:10pm #1 Do I understand it correctly: in ha there is no powerful scheduler out of the box? Thanks. And also lights and switches. I was thinking to use Google Calendar to create the Schedule (easy to use) and then use the Google macros to call to HAs API (using the UrlFetchApp.fetch(HA_url, options); to activate/deactivate different components in HA. Is there something else I should be doing? Thank you for your advice. But besides the IT level there is also the user level. The schedule integration provides a way to create a weekly schedule in To me the more components a solution depends on - the worse. Control repeat behaviour after triggering. Looks awesome! WebUsing other (first party) smart device apps, for example Lifx or Shelly, I can very very very easily set schedules like "lights on at 7:30 weekdays, "lights on 60% at 5pm all days", etc. The preferred way to configure a schedule is via the user interface at WebThis is a custom component for Home Assistant, that is used for controlling your existing devices based on time. It would be easy to tap on that by mistake. In top of the screen click the tab: Helpers. Your GUI is very good. Use a State Trigger to detect when the schedule entity changes state from off to on (a scheduled time period has started) and from on to off (a scheduled time period has finished). I will (try to) understand how to distribute it. Trigger Type: Time from when to when to heat, in which mode (heat, auto, off). But it is in my mind. See it in action: Installation click to show installation instructions James for presence simulation you can simply create automations via the GUI, right? Just wondering how it scales up with lots of entities. Installation Copy the schedules folder into your custom_components subfolder of your Home Assistant config dir. Also check if if there is already an open issue for it. Condition: Thats far away from the pourpose of this addon. Some calendar integrations allow Home Assistant to manage your calendars directly from Home Assistant. For something like am alarm clock I use time triggers as well. This widget allows you to control the climate element of the Home Assistant, expanding its functionality. Uuhm, I am not familiar with HA add-ons. Google Calendar and Z_Wave integrations do it. For more information, refer to guideline 21 in the FAQ. It will automatically place a check-mark next to the topics title which signals to other users that this topic has been resolved. there is no powerful scheduler out of the box? I guess you could say that the scheduler-component is kind of the brains behind the operation. Well done neliss. Seems like the complete CSS config of the card is being ignored. If something doesnt fire tat means either integration (component) issue, or automation conditions were not fulfilled. Also see Services below. But I saw there is there is a straight-forward method to set timers within the custom component, so it seems quite possible. HA Scheduler Addon hassio-addon michelebossa (Michele Bossa) April 14, 2020, 11:00am #1 Hi All, I have made a New addon to handle a simple week schedule to turn on or off the entities on Home Assistant. WebThis is a Lovelace card for Home Assistant that can be used to create a time schedule for your smart devices. It would also make the editing more tricky and give user more chance to make a mess. I tried the addon. Powered by Discourse, best viewed with JavaScript enabled, New Lovelace GUI card for per-day schedule actions, Simple automatic schedule for each device. Id like to respectfully request if this could be expanded to include input_booleans and automatons as well? config data) because you want to keep that between HA restarts then Im not sure whats the best way, but I know a common solution is to output such things to a file. WebThe schedule integration provides a way to create a weekly schedule in Home Assistant that can be used to trigger or make decisions in your automations and scripts. Just wondering why it needs MQTT and node.js? What is the scheduler integra. Great work Any future plans to add cover.XXXX_level or cover.XXXXX_switch? You can set for every days of week a trigger based on time or sunset/sunrise + offset. So far no useful input, but well see. In this case, you can add new events by clicking the Add event button in the lower right corner of the calendar dashboard. This could be a very good alternative to schedy! Alternatively, a schedule can also be created and configured via YAML Step 3: Add integration to HA (<--- this is a step that a lot of people forget). - - Automations will adjust the target temperature based on the current thermostat mode. This functionality is missing for so long, that they need to make it part of HA by default once. https://github.com/michelebossa/HA-Scheduler Covers have different services (service.open_cover, service.close_cover, and so on) This is all maintained by the scheduler-component. See here: https://github.com/home-assistant/core/blob/d058802325598ab44e319f65525045295781e366/homeassistant/components/google/init.py#L392. To be able to add Helpers via the user interface you should out-of-box experience is far more frustrating than it needs to be and the learning curve is quite steep, I cannot currently see myself recommending it to non-technical people, Since its very beginning, its designed for use by hobbyists. The addon is just born! People will really appreciate it. what might be interesting would be to define sunrise and sunset as time. Live view The overview of the card will show how much time remaining until a next action is triggered, for each schedule. Learn more. Or you can make a second addon. also, this is a notification and service that I use. Use a State Trigger to detect when the schedule entity changes state from off to on (a scheduled time period has started) and from on to off (a scheduled time period has finished). Also see Services below. Scheduler card/custom component Lovelace & Frontend There is a significant gap between these garbage walled garden consumer products and something aimed purely at engineers, lacking any sort of effort on usability. These statistics will represent your entire Home Assistant instance, giving you insight in how your hardware is handling your day to day tasks. WebThis is a Lovelace card for Home Assistant that can be used to create a time schedule for your smart devices. Some calendar integrations allow Home Assistant to manage your calendars directly from Home Assistant. With a mobile-friendly Lovelace card for managing it. WebScheduler Addon for Home Hassistant This addon handles a week of configuration for: automation climate cover fan input_boolean light script switch Edit section: We can make a group and set on or off action every day with following format: No Fill ( No action on this day ) HH:MM:SS ( Time format ) Thanks! It worked well, but administrating this was sometimes a bit painful. This is my first addon, so please be kind Time schemes Time schemes allow you to divide the day in time slots. Home Assistant that can be used to trigger or make decisions in your The apps can also be used to send your location home to use presence detection as part of your automations. I realise I could just change the time and so very happy to be using this as it is. The attribute. I have HA installed on an Intel NUC based on Ubuntu and Docker containers. Then, they can add a message and click Send. i tried schedy, but it really lacks a graphical user interface. Overwrites the old value. Well, possibilities we have for you this last month of spring. From the same reason that people avoid YAML - also installation and setup should be as easy as possible. Create helper button. Climate - how to turn on only at specific time? Automations will adjust the target temperature based on the current thermostat mode. After you designate the Scheduler assistant mailbox, Cortana will be available to schedule meetings on behalf of your users. A disabled schedule will not keep track of time, and will not execute any actions. If yours is not there, it can be added with a little bit of help from your side. When installed with HACS: Choose Integrations under HACS. i got a few ideas for improvements for you. A scheduler entity can have the following states: Since schedules follow the switch platform, you can use the switch.turn_on and switch.turn_off services to enable and disable schedules. Thermostat Card with multiple modes/operations. This would be great, thank you for adding. Yes, I took a look at it before start coding. Extra parameters to use in the service call. Ill learn how to navigate around github! Almost all existing consumer home automation solutions are fatally flawed in that they are completely dependent on the cloud infrastructure they are locked into. See Developer Tools -> Services in HA for available actions and info on valid parameters. Thanks. Note that this component is meant to be used together with the Lovelace scheduler card, which handles some of the data validation. Or turn on the radio, set it to FM, and change the volume. This helps users find answers to similar questions. Entity ID of the existing scheduler entity. In other words, home automation will probably only be accepted by everyone in a building if there are no disadvantages for the normal user. See it in action: Installation click to show installation instructions As far as I'm aware, Automations and maybe scenes are the only way to set this up, and frankly, it's pretty limited and frustrating. The most visible thing this release is the next iteration of the settings menu, of which the result, to me personally, makes tons of sense. Timeplan in Helpers (Weekplan) / more accuracy in Time, Heads up! WebSchedy is a highly-configurable, comfortable to use multi-purpose scheduler for Home Assistant that controls different types of actors such as switches and thermostats based on powerful rules while still facilitating manual intervention at any time. You can choose which device (types) you want to show up and customize display options. In stock Home Assistant theres not a very usable time picker car so with this UI Im using a custom card called time-picker-card (also installable using HACS). Sorry, its me who is not being clear. In stock Home Assistant theres not a very usable time picker car so with this UI Im using a custom card called time-picker-card (also installable using HACS). Simple configuration via gui is probably not the first priority for a programmer. - - But it requires some javascript and a little effort to achieve that. WTH Why so hard to schedule a thermostat change? You can prettify the visualization of the card by adding name:'my name' or icon:my-mdi-icon properties (you can do this per group, per entity, per domain and per action). you must add it back or, alternatively, schedule: to your A scheduler controls its assigned climate entities based on user defined profiles and schedules. Most developers solve things that are a problem for themselves, which is understandable. I advise you to have a chat with HA core developers in Discord. Looking forward for dropping MQTT as well! HA Lovelace card for control of scheduler entities - nielsfaber/scheduler-card, Custom component for HA that enables the creation of scheduler entities - nielsfaber/scheduler-component. So its nice to see that people like neliss make life easy by creating great GUI integrated solutions. After you designate the Scheduler assistant mailbox, Cortana will be available to schedule meetings on behalf of your users. Make sure you have HACS installed. Features split the days in 4 time segments, separately for workdays and free days (morning, daytime, evening, nighttime) schedule different temperature levels for each time segment adjust the main thermostat based on the average temperature of all the rooms provide an override method for holiday/party mode Getting started: How to install Home Assistant. Weird. Ofcourse they will be still there after you restart HA. Then, they can add a message and click Send. This is an open source product, everything is going to be a bit of a challenge to set up. I too found it hard to believe that there is not a default out of the box scheduling system. I know there is one fired every second and minute when time changes. I am aware that it it a bit cumbersome and confusing to configure the card. Home Assistant continues to evolve with the goal of making it more approachable for non-hobbyists. It just workslike magic. Pros and cons Schedy and Scheduler card/custom component? Using HACS: OpenZwave works cleanly and AppDaemon runs as well Scheduled tasks are in my opinion one of the most important points for home automation. Seconds are not allowed So yeah - I think building your component only as a HA extension, dripping node.js and MQTT should be your priority. In the HACS panel go to integrations and look for Scheduler component. Basically if you create entities HA takes care of their storage automatically. Home Assistant Core 2022.5! You can also set up your own entity configurations with custom actions, and define your own entity groups (YAML only). This is really great. i really like your user interface for the switches clean and well arranged. your next beer is paid i just automated all the switches on the road and removed the previous automation. In HA, go to Configuration -> Integrations. Actions list may only consist of a single service/service_data combination (multiple actions may only have different entity_id). This certainly includes a scheduler that is easily configurable graphically. Yeap, you could use that or just register your component to listen for a proper time-date event. Note that only the parameters that should be changed have to be provided, if a parameter is not provided, the previous value will be kept. Keep up the great work! These statistics will represent your entire Home Assistant instance, giving you insight in how your hardware is handling your day to day tasks. switch light x or light group Y on at a certain time and off at a certain time Timers are also possible, nice to see that people like neliss make life easy by creating great GUI integrated solutions. It will require a testing though. Im also not a python wizard, neither did I go very deep in HA programming, but I can say I learned some common solutions for various issues with component development. I asked for assistance on the Discord chat (thanks for the tip! Maybe it works but at the wrong time! You can choose to trigger a schedule at sunrise or sunset and add an offset. Use the Microsoft 365 admin center to create a user mailbox. Webhomeassistant-scheduler A basic scheduler integration for HomeAssistant This component is fully functional but needs some testing and user feedback before submitting it to Home Assistant core. Select workdays or weekends in the scheduler and the schedules are adjusted for it. Upload it (with some documentation) to Github and have a word with an author of HACS. jheddings (Jason Heddings) February 23, 2022, 5:09am #1 This is a basic blueprint to set the heat / cool set points for a thermostat on the specified days with an option to retry if the device does not respond. Scheduled tasks are in my opinion one of the most important points for home automation. See this project: https://github.com/denschu/mqtt-google-calendar. Its difficult to just turn this off, I find bugs and problems in nearly all software I touch. Timer is finished and the action is executed. Multiple entries are allowed. Google-Nest Offical Device Access Console Finally Released! I needed something like that, but I didnt find anything around that was visual and easy to use. Simple automation that turns a light on/off according to a schedule entity. - Well, possibilities we have for you this last month of spring. Home assistant does not have a native GUI for handling this, and most are using automations to change the setpoints. what might be interesting would be to define sunrise and sunset as time. More entities or conditions got the potential to make it a difficult Scheduler. I mean that first I choose which device I want control , second what the time for turn on and off, and last one which days this schedule should work. Many users have walked the same road as you do, so its usually a quick fix. Three different options for setting up the thermostat: Week Scheduler (with Away mode) Countdown; Manual; State report through a NEST style thermostat: OFF; ON Idle; Heat; Away mode (that limits the maximum temperature) Chart; However if you want to store something (e.g. So, I decided to create my own scheduler integration. Conditions Only want to have your robot vacuum start if youre not home? Click the button with the 3 dots and click 'Uninstall'. Here are a few others: Make sure that you choose the right repo (scheduler-component vs scheduler-card) for your issue or request. Upcoming breaking change in the Template integration, Create persistent virtual sensors and group them, Configure Timer to start/stop with Time input, Eurotronic Spirit Thermostats firmware issues. Use the Microsoft 365 admin center to create a user mailbox. I use a couple of automations with time trigger and they never disappointed me. The integration can be used to define rules (schedules) such as: Turn on the garden lights at sunset, turn them off at sunrise Set my thermostat to 20C every morning at 8:00 Trigger a script to back-up my HA config, every Sunday at 21:00 WebCritical notifications | Home Assistant Companion Docs Notifications Critical notifications Critical notifications The configuration and behavior of critical notifications differ between iOS and Android. I can search it for you. If you like, you can place scheduler-card in any of your Lovelace view. I want something like that: that I will can set simply to each device. Works an absolute charm. Seems like a negative choice of words, Thanks for the feedback i have change the post to remove the misunderstanding part. I know that I will kick myself but here goes Once I have created a schedule using the new Helpers function in the 2022.9 release, how do I link it to an entity or to an automation? Where can we take a look at the code? Follow the instruction on screen to complete the set up. The scheduler integration is an alternative for HA automations which use the time or sun as trigger. Again, I was not intending to criticize, I completely understand the challenges of achieving a polished user experience. The configuration of your schedules is stored in the .storage folder in the HA configuration directory, in a file called scheduler.storage. After the Scheduler assistant mailbox has been created, you must designate the mailbox as the Scheduler assistant mailbox. Conditions are currently limited to checking the state of entities. Weird. So Ive just created it on my own. The Schedule helper was introduced in Home Assistant 2022.9, and it's used by, monday|tuesday|wednesday|thursday|friday|saturday|sunday. The card automatically checks which entities you have in HA and they will show up with their actions. If someone would try and do some beta testing, just let me know. {{ trigger.to_state.state }} to homeassistant.turn_{{ trigger.to_state.state }}, Powered by Discourse, best viewed with JavaScript enabled. WebUsing other (first party) smart device apps, for example Lifx or Shelly, I can very very very easily set schedules like "lights on at 7:30 weekdays, "lights on 60% at 5pm all days", etc. Many thanks for all feedback so far! In the HACS panel, there should be an notification when a new version is available. Also the groups/domains/entities configurations are currently mandatory, meaning that you will have to put at least 1 item (so above example is also close to a minimum configuration). Last but not the least, Implement a condition engine in the addon would be very very very very complicated. Instructions on how to use the automation editor. and then choose the Schedule option, or click the My button below. Im fixing the last bugs. WebThe preferred way to configure timer helpers is via the user interface at Settings -> Devices & Services -> Helpers and click the add button; next choose the Timer option. This will not show any history but will display 5 minutes of live data once you load the page. Three different options for setting up the thermostat: Week Scheduler (with Away mode) Countdown; Manual; State report through a NEST style thermostat: OFF; ON Idle; Heat; Away mode (that limits the maximum temperature) Chart; Home assistant does not have a native GUI for handling this, and most are using automations to change the setpoints. Should I give it a try already? You should know that there once was a plan to implement a Scheduler function that was led by members of the core development team. *. Thanks for your work! HA Scheduler Addon hassio-addon michelebossa (Michele Bossa) April 14, 2020, 11:00am #1 Hi All, I have made a New addon to handle a simple week schedule to turn on or off the entities on Home Assistant. Example like some people set routine turn on their certain lights at certain time and day as at home You might need to clear you browser cache for the integration to show up. It was rather long for posting here, so i added it to the repo. A datetime object containing the next time the schedule is going to change state. interface, by using this My button: If the above My button doesnt work, you can also perform the following steps Check the scheduler-card issue list for more ideas. Thank you for sharing this useful addition to Home Assistant. On the other hand, there are obviously many web designers who come up with really nice solutions for a successful Lovelace frontend. What impact would this have on overall system performance and CPU usage? Very nicely done. It looks awesome and I have been looking for this functionality in HA for quite some time now. A schedule entitys state exports attributes that can be useful in Entities that are part of the scheduler integrations will have entity id following according to pattern switch.schedule_
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