- #LOOKING FOR A NEW MUD WITH AN ACTIVE TIMER BAR MANUAL#
- #LOOKING FOR A NEW MUD WITH AN ACTIVE TIMER BAR FULL#
STEP TWO: Turn on card debug mode by adding debug: true to the yaml configuration. This is the most important step! Without active_state properly set, the progress bar will not appear. You can also use state_attribute to fetch the state from a specific attribute. If your active_state is not a constant, set guess_mode to true and the card will try to guess the mode. STEP ONE: Assign active_state, pause_state, and waiting_state if your entity's states are not included in the defaults (refererence the example above).
#LOOKING FOR A NEW MUD WITH AN ACTIVE TIMER BAR FULL#
You can find a subset of these attributes in the entity popup, and a full list by going visiting the Developer Tools: program bar_width: 35% compressed: true filter: true # So only the running and scheduled stations are shown Use with unsupported entitiesīy default, the card will look for duration, remaining, start_time, or end_time attribute on your entity. sensor.s16_station_status type: custom:timer-bar-card name: Sprinkler active_state: # This option isn't needed due to the defaults ‡ See the secondary_info parameter in the entities documentation for a list of possible values. † If you specify header_entity, the name option will no longer have any effect. Show additional information under header_entity ‡ Replace title with the icon & name of an entity † Only show non-idle timers and sort them by their status Nameĭecrease vertical spacing between entities To use the card, entities must be defined. Card options Expand: Customize the header and display of entities within the card. † the primary color is taken from your theme using var(-mdc-theme-primary, #6200ee) Hide the name ( hide_name) and (optionally icon- full_row)Īdjustments to make depending on percentage ( example)
Width of progress bar (decrease if the entity name is cut off) Make the progress bar count down (start at 100%, end at 0%) Space alotted for the time remaining (i.e. NameĬustomize the icon to show next to the timerĬustomize the image url to show in place of the iconĬhange the icon's color if the timer is active Customization Expand: Optional properties to change icons, colors, and sizes. ‡ waiting_state and pause_state will still have an effect, but the card will disregard active_state if it can guess the timer mode. † requires a start_time attribute to calculate when in the future the timer will start. Use an attribute when calculating the above. State(s) when a timer is scheduled for later † State(s) used to indicate a timer is paused State(s) used to indicate a timer is runningĪctive, on, manual, program, once-program Nonstandard Entity Config Expand: Configure for entities that use a different set of status states Name
Use entity if you'd like to embed the timer inside a card, or entities if you would like to create your own card (and use the card options at the end of this section). Options Nameĭisplay a single entity, for use in entities cardsĮither entity or entities must be supplied.
#LOOKING FOR A NEW MUD WITH AN ACTIVE TIMER BAR MANUAL#
If you don't have HACS installed, follow the manual installation instructions. If your integration is not listed here, there's a high chance you'll need to look at your entity's attributes and configure the card to make the card work with the integration. Check out issue #36 for the full card configuration! † BSH appliances - Bosch/Siemens/Neff/Gagenau. Template entity required (thanks see #45 (thanks see #46 (thanks washer/dryer I'd love to add it here! Please submit an issue with the integration name and your configuration!Īctive_state, end_time (thanks Alexa Timer 🚧️ Did you configure the card for another integration? 🚧
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