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@jacob I setup an influxdb and had HA forwarded events to it, it’s.. fine. V2 and v3 are very different I don’t recall what I chose. That part was easy tbh, but I never use it so the other part is something else. 🙃

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Going away camping for a week next week with my four year old son. My wife is staying home, but she does like seeing where we are. She doesn't have or want #HomeAssistant on any of her devices ("Why would I ever need that?"), but we do have a tablet hanging in the living room with our family calendar. So I set up an extra tab on that dashboard to show a map with the location of my phone.

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Der eingebaute HTTP-Server, mit dem sich neuere #Zendure Produkte (wie die aktuellen #SolarFlow Speichersysteme) komplett im lokalen Netzwerk (ohne Cloud!) kontrollieren und zum Beispiel in #HomeAssistant einbinden lassen, ist jetzt auf deren offiziellen Github-Repositorium dokumentiert.

github.com/Zendure/zenSDK

Zendure product local control methods and examples - Zendure/zenSDK
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My 4 year old is currently obsessed with time. He wants to know, down to the minute, how long things take. So I've created a timer in #HomeAssistant which I can activate from any device and is shown on a tablet we use as calendar in the living room. When the timer runs out, a message is spoken using TTS. He was so excited when I showed it to him today :)

Question for the #HomeAssistant experts: are the automations the style that automatically revert an action when the condition required no longer evaluates to true?

I forget where I was first introduced to this concept, but reading home assistant docs don't seem to explicitly call out that if you want an action to operate both ways for a "toggle" that you have to essentially duplicate everything or not.