covrig / homeassistant-hline

Used to separate entities in a Home Assistant group

Horizontal line state card for Home Assistant

Used to separate entities in a Home Assistant group

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Features

• Highly customizable: width, thickness, borders, images, color, dashes, double lines etc.
• More than one can be added to the interface.
• Disabled more-info card.

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KNOWN PROBLEMS: Not all options exposed in the customize section.

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Installation

• Download /www/custom_ui/state-card-hline.html and /www/custom_ui/state-card-hline_es5.html to <your-hass-configuration-dir>/www/custom_ui/ (create the folder structure if you don't have it - mind the permissions)
• Add it to your configuration.yaml:

frontend:
  extra_html_url:
    - /local/custom_ui/state-card-hline.html
  extra_html_url_es5:
    - /local/custom_ui/state-card-hline_es5.html

• Create one or more sensors, binary_sensor(s), input_text(s) etc. in your configuration.yaml. If you plan to use only one design for you horizontal line just create one sensor and use it in the groups you want.

sensor:
  - platform: template
    sensors:
      hline_1:
        value_template: hline
      hline_2:
        value_template: hline

• Add your sensor to a group between the entities you would like to split E.g.:

group:
  your_group:
    name: ' '   > in this format the chart will not have a name above (recommeded)
    entities:
      - sensor.1
      - sensor.hline_1
      - sensor.2   
      - sensor.hline_2

- Create more lines if you want to insert more than one in a group (a line acts like a sensor: can't be repeated more than once in a group). 

• Convert your newly created sensor (or an existing one that you don't use) to a horizontal line in the customize section or your customize.yaml file:

  customize:
    sensor.hline_1:
      custom_ui_state_card: state-card-hline
    sensor.hline_2:
      custom_ui_state_card: state-card-hline

or in the customize_glob.yaml file:

    sensor.hline_*:
     custom_ui_state_card: state-card-hline

• Customize your horizontal line in the customize section or the customize.yaml file:

- The config options are more or less CSS, so the combination matters in the final result!

    sensor.hline_1:
     custom_ui_state_card: state-card-hline
     config:
       width: 90 --> in percents
       height: 0 --> in pixels, adds to bordertop
       backgroundcolor: white
       bordertop: '1px solid black'
   sensor.hline_2:
     custom_ui_state_card: state-card-hline
     config:
       width: 90 --> in percents
       height: 0 --> in pixels, adds to bordertop
       backgroundcolor: white
       bordertop: '1px dashed red'
   sensor.hline_3:
     custom_ui_state_card: state-card-hline
     config:
       width: 65 --> in percents
       height: 0 --> in pixels, adds to bordertop
       backgroundcolor: white
       bordertop: '2px double green'
   sensor.hline_4:
     custom_ui_state_card: state-card-hline
     config:
       width: 85 --> in percents
       height: 1 --> in pixels, adds to bordertop
       backgroundcolor: white
       bordertop: none
       backgroundimage: linear-gradient(to right, rgba(0, 0, 0, 0), rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.75), rgba(0, 0, 0, 0))

default values:
      config:
       width: 90
       height: 0
       backgroundcolor: white
       bordertop: '1px solid black'
       backgroundimage: none

Changelog

Version 20180211:
+Fixed a couple of bugs in the CSS.
Version 20180215:
+Added ES5 file.
On 20180418:
+Updated installation instructions

Some ideas for customizing:

• https://codepen.io/ibrahimjabbari/pen/ozinB
• https://css-tricks.com/examples/hrs/

homeassistant-hline's Issues

HACS support

Do you intend to add HACS support?

Small fix to ready() function

The following lines in ready() function produce errors:

      '--width': (config.width)+'%' ? (config.width)+'%' : '85%',
      '--height': config.height+'px' ? config.height+'px' : '0px',

Here is the fix:

      '--width': config.width ? config.width+'%' : '85%',
      '--height': config.height ? config.height+'px' : '0px',

You should also init config object like this, otherwise if there is no config defined in yaml file it will produce errors in lines above.

var config = this.config || {};