My Home Assistant Configuration

This Home Assistant configuration is based on configuration by Isabella Gross Alström.

Описание проекта будет вестись полностью на английском, но я готов помогать и русскоязычным пользователям Home Assistant. Буду рад, если смогу быть полезен в настройке вашего умного дома.

Like the Isabella I'm using the GitHub issues and project to keep track of bugs in my configuration and new features I want to make/use.

Organizing the configuration

This configuration is broken down into packages, sort of mini configuration-files. This makes it easy to see everything pertaining to a specific implementation.

But while using packages you can no longer reload your config with the buttons in the ui.

NB. In this configuration, I've use several custom components. Those of them that I wrote myself, you can find in a separate repository.

Ecosystem

Now I have very few devices in the system. But I plan to gradually add new ones.

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Now I am running Hass.io on my NAS into Bhyve virtual machine which emulates Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+.

• Personal gadgets:
  1. Android devices (Phones and Tablets);
• Media:
  1. Two LinkPlay-driven Wireless Speakers;
  2. FreeNAS File Server;
  3. Emby Media Server;
• Network:
  1. Transmission BitTorrent Client;
  2. Sonarr TV-series Monitoring Server;
  3. Syncthing Sync Client;
  4. Gogs Git Server;
• Security:
  1. OPNsense-driven Network Firewall;
  2. Beward DS06M Doorbell;
• Climate:
  1. Home made ESP32-driven climate sensor (now only indoor Pressure, Humidity & Temperature);

Lovelace

I'm using YAML mode. Single file splitted to several ones via includes.

My main Lovelace-file is found here, and my folder with includes here. This is very much still a work in progress, so files might not correspond exactly to screenshots.

I put a lot of work into making this repo available and updated to inspire and help others! I will be glad to receive thanks from you — it will give me new strength and add enthusiasm:

Examples from my Lovelace GUI

I have tried to make a GUI that is mobile first, since that's how I most often look at it.

Click on the images to get to the corresponding YAML-file.

Mobile

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Home view

Home info

System info

Automations view

Desktop

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Home view

Home info

System info

Automations view

Add-ons

• A better presence;
• Backup Hass.io to Google Drive;
• Check Home Assistant Configuration — official addon;
• IDE;
• Log Viewer;
• MQTT Server & Web Client;
• Samba Share — official addon;

Get in contact

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