Been working on a sensor visualization card with dynamic data sources for Home Assistant
Still actively evolving, but finally reached a point where it feels polished enough to share 🙂
GitHub:
Still actively evolving, but finally reached a point where it feels polished enough to share 🙂
GitHub:
Built this card for my apartment over the past couple weeks. v1.0.0 is live, HACS-Default PR open.
The problem: my apartment has 14 lights across 4 groups. All full-color, all with color temp. The stock light card and Mushroom give you one slider per light. Works fine for one bulb. Falls apart when you've got a group of 3-8 ceiling spots that should behave as one (and where you occasionally want to control them individually). Also no clean way to see at a glance which members are on and adjust each one without cluttering your field of view with all the options you don't need in the moment.
So I built Everyday Light Card. The idea: best of both worlds. See and control the state at a glance. Go in deep when you want to. All packed into a few gestures so the surface stays clean.
Main features:
scene.create).default_view_mode: parallel renders brightness + temperature + hue + saturation as 4 sliders side-by-side. Walk in, eyeball the room, drag any axis. No mode-switching.input_text helper.Gesture shortcuts (so the UI stays uncluttered):
gestures.member_icon / gestures.group_icon config.If you've got a Hue room with 6+ bulbs or a multi-strip kitchen, would love to know if the topology view scales to your setup (still polishing minor bugs). Also: what's the one thing you wish your light card could do that stock + Mushroom + Bubble-Card don't?