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Nathan Broadbent

I just discovered the "auto-entities" add-on for Home Assistant. You can create dynamic dashboards where you can filter and sort all of your matching entities, instead of needing to manually specify each ID. github.com/thomasloven/lo I wish I knew about this earlier!

2:37 AM · Jun 1, 2022

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I just probably write some blog posts and record videos about my home automation setup.

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This is super powerful! I've just set up this card in my dashboard that shows all the lights in my house, removes any that are offline or unplugged, then sorts them by on / off (so that "on" is at the top.)

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Nathan Broadbent

I also really love one of the examples in the documentation: Show me a list of all devices where the batteries are low and need to be replaced

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