So, let me ask you this-- in alexa_tts script, you have the if echo is defined logic. Paulus just changed from {{ trigger.from_state.state }}, notify. By default, a sequence of actions will be halted when one of the actions in This is my last try: And this is the error message from the log: Automations support templating in the same way as scripts do. # Perform some other steps here while second script runs # Now wait for called script to complete. When calling a script directly (e.g., script.NAME) the calling script will wait for the called script to finish. The first sequence whose conditions are all true will be run. 1 Like on each other and order doesnt matter. - snarky-snark/home-assistant-variables It doesnt support an attributes dictionary, but its easy enough to just create a variable for each attribute. See Available-Trigger-Data. The following example shows sending messages out at the time (in parallel): It is also possible to run a group of actions sequantially inside the parallel # This action will not run, as it is disabled. The speaker just play the third song in few seconds, and jump to play the fourth song (the last one) until finish. Ive read the documentation on scripts but, if Im being honest, I cant make too terribly much of the documentation yet. It is, but how can I do this templating so it is available throughout my entire script? text string(Optional) Text to present in the confirmation dialog. It is used for: Formatting outgoing messages in, for example, the notify platforms and Alexa component. For the 2021.4: For our advanced users - Home Assistant (home-assistant.io) update - I think it is critical to tell people that they must enter their desired z-wave device configuration parameters and then leave the page loaded for at least as long as it takes for the target device to check in. Nesting is fully supported. in another parallelized action. That basically looks like this (also sending the entity_id as well): A reserved word like data is set in stone whereas a variables name is whatever you choose it to be. EDIT Powered by Discourse, best viewed with JavaScript enabled, Template variables to use throughout a script. Start a new run after all previous runs complete. This HACS custom integration for Home Assistant allows you to write Python functions and scripts that can implement a wide range of automation, logic and triggers. Am I correct in understanding that by enumerating echo there, you have essentially created an input argument (as I call it, not sure if my terminology is right) with the name echo? One reason was, as you perfectly noted, that I was not getting the proper entity data. Scripts are available as an entity through the standalone Script component but can also be embedded in automations and Alexa/Amazon Echo configurations. This does not work: Here is a fresh copy of the script with the modifications: Its absolutely perfect now. Believe me, I wish I knew more too. Use variables in your script dnikles (Dustin) February 18, 2021, 12:22pm #3 I am struggling with getting the syntax correct. There are two ways to achieve this. Solution is quite simple, just change the order of delay service and wait_template service like below: Thanks Taras for your strongly support. The list of items An example value. When it is used inside a repeat action, only the current iteration of the repeat loop will stop. In addition to the Home Assistant template extensions available to scripts, the trigger and this template variables are available. If I want the sonos to start playing at volume 0.02 @ 6.10 and get 0.01 louder every 5 minutes, I now have to add a wait / etc. 2018-07-08 22:24:42 ERROR (MainThread) [homeassistant.core] Invalid service data for input_datetime.set_datetime: Invalid time specified: timestamp.variable.hour_calc for dictionary value @ data[time]. In that case you need to adjust that bit to this: This will then look for the state of the entity passed in to the automation and get its last_updated time then compare it to the automation trigger time. It stops the sequence as well, but marks the automation Scripts are available as an entity through the standalone Script component but can also be embedded in automations and Alexa/Amazon Echo configurations. The script integration will create an entity for each script and allow them to Home Assistant doesn't have variables. the output of a template is always a string. The second variant is setting variables that are available when attaching a trigger when the trigger can contain templated values. If so you could customize your light entities using customize.yaml. The specific use case I have a concern with based on that config would be this: If this either doesnt happen to you or doesnt bother you based on how you intend to use your lights then feel free to ignore. When I run the automation, nothing happens. Things like data, or entity_id, which are universal HA yaml arguments required in certain instances. A parameter field used by this script. Variables that will be available inside your templates. If the light is on (or after this choose block finishes if it was off) then it will always proceed to the next part (storing the lights brightness and waiting until it is turned off, its brightness changes or the timeout expires). home-assistant-variables The var component is a Home Assistant integration for declaring and setting generic variable entities. When I run the script from the UI (and comment out the turn off light action so no errors happen) the script fires off fine and shows a notification. What gave me the impression universal arguments exist? What I do now is enter a wait of 00:03 and add a new brightless lever. Variables created/modified in one parallelized action are not available Automation: Add a trigger variable that is available to templates when processing action part. input number I just not get it I cant set a sensor value and store ist there. Meaning when your automation is triggered, automation_last_triggered is going to be set from the last time this automation is triggered, not the current time. Python would be easier for me but wasn't aware of the Appdaemon piece. When I run the script from the UI (and comment out the turn off light action so no errors happen) the script fires off fine and shows a notification. This A script in Home Assistant is fundamentally a series of events that occurs sequentially. I wish HA would provide a way for temporary variables inside an automation that would persist across the actions. I notice you have this in there: I just did some quick testing with this on my own HA. Hey, I tried no all kinds of options to save a variable and get it out but nothing is working not the snarky one there I manage to get variables in but I cant use them in code. Thank Taras very much. But somewhere on here theres a script that I found that does exactly that. If you read my initial post, youd see that Ive already looked through the documentation and still dont understand. trigger: or script as failed to run. State variables are bound to Python variables and services are callable as Python functions, so its easy and concise to implement logic. I wish HA would provide a way for temporary variables inside an automation that would persist across the actions. an unexpected error. Automation: Allow using script sequence syntax for action Alexa: allow script syntax for volume: 0.04 It doesnt throw any errors in the logs. For more information, refer to Passing variables to scripts. { { warning }} target: - 'channelid' service: notify.discord In my scripts.yml: warnme: mode: single fields: warning: description: The text to send. WebScripts are a sequence of actions that Home Assistant will execute. All previously defined trigger variables, variables and script variables are passed to the trigger. WebList of Home Assistant directories to bind mount into your container. WebCommunity maintained list of different ways to use Home Assistant. If template, or even an mapping of key/value pairs. The result is saved in persistent fields. Try this: Thank you so much it was my indentation, I didnt notice! That said, I'm almost done moving all of my automations off Home Assistant and onto AppDaemon. from now on, all subsequent triggers will stop at the first condition until I manually turn off the light. This HACS custom integration for Home Assistant allows you to write Python functions and scripts that can implement a wide range of automation, logic and triggers. Marks this field as an advanced parameter. The continue_on_error is available on all actions and is set to Use variables in your script dnikles (Dustin) February 18, 2021, 12:22pm #3 I am struggling with getting the syntax correct. script: Index of the trigger. Web5 MUST Have Scripts in Home Assistant Written by Gio in Smart Home Scripts are a collection of actions that are very similar to those actions in automations. These are run when you turn the script on. you have the if echo is defined logic. stop can be useful to halt a script halfway through a sequence when, So the same automation will actually restart its running script, but more than one script can be run by different automations. Note that the mp3 file is actually stored at: Note that this will not change while executing the actions. Scripts are separate things from automations and the run mode of the automation wont affect the run mode of that script. Automation: Add a trigger variable that is available to templates when processing action part. This is not always needed, for example, if the sequence of actions doesnt rely - service: tts.amazon_polly_say type ( Required, string): The C++ type of the global variable, for example bool (for true / false ), int (for integers), float (for decimal numbers), int [50] for an array of 50 integers, etc. The second variant is setting variables that are available when attaching a trigger when the trigger can contain templated values. With both types of waits it is possible to set a timeout after which the script will continue its execution if the condition/event is not satisfied. Is that what echo is in the above user script, or is it something he created for his own purposes? The form data of the request (if it had a form data content type). minuter In my scripts.yml: warnme: mode: single fields: warning: description: The text to send. Thats what I was trying to suss out. can be used to run the actions in the sequence in parallel, meaning all and optionally supports running other sequence when the condition didnt Trying to use template conditional to set variable in script Configuration I now need to set another variable, player_entity to media_player.kitchen_tv, based on having received kitchen tv. Thats to confirm the script was passed a variable named echo. The following automation example shows how to capture the custom event event_light_state_changed with an Event Automation Trigger, and retrieve corresponding entity_id that was passed as the event trigger data, see Available-Trigger-Data for more details. When the script is executed within an automation the trigger variable is available. When echo is omitted the media_player in the room with the last motion is used. Im not sure if my intentions are clear enough from my description. Templates can also be used to pass a value to the variable. I appreciate your replies. - service: variable.set_variable If you use non-deterministic functions like now() in the template it will not be continuously re-evaluated, but only when an entity ID that is referenced is changed. entity_id: "{{ 'media_player.' Its also possible to create a dict in a jinja template and store that in a variable instead. Things like data, or entity_id, which are universal HA yaml arguments required in certain instances. See The example below demonstrates that: Running actions in parallel can be helpful in many cases, but use it with Since the script running from the first movement is eventually just going to timeout and then turn off the lights, regardless of the other instances running in parallel for additional movement. When it is used inside a choose action, only the actions within that choose will stop. Then in your script you could pull the name of the automation from the attributes of the light_entity. title: "Tg till jobb" In this use-case the light should not be turned off by the automation because I adjusted it externally. Home Assistant. This text will be logged and shows up in the automations and When the script is executed within an automation the trigger variable is available. The script integration allows users to specify a sequence of actions to be executed by Home Assistant. Use-case: If the light is on (or after this choose block finishes if it was off) then it will always proceed to the next part (storing the lights brightness and waiting until it is turned off, its brightness changes or the timeout expires). In the meantime I found a final and better solution using wait_template. This action supports nesting, however, if you find yourself using nested if-then # Run command that for some reason doesn't always work, # The `else` is fully optional and can be omitted, is_state('binary_sensor.all_clear', 'on') }}, is_state('binary_sensor.all_clear', 'off') }}, # IF another entity not related to the previous, is ON. Thank you, this fixes my issue but adds another one. You tell it the start time, how long of a ramp you want and from what level to start and finish. Scripts are available as an entity through the standalone Script component but can also be embedded in automations and Alexa/Amazon Echo configurations. Why use Scripts? Meaning when your automation is triggered, automation_last_triggered is going to be set from the last time this automation is triggered, not the current time. Im very fresh in this area, so could you please help to explain for me why we have to use data_template instead of data in this case. You would have to create a helper (input_number or input_text), then store the value in there before you switch the light (using input_text.set_value), then retrieve it after. Lets say: @ 6AM I want my bedroo lights to turn on @ brightness 5 and every 3 minutes I want them to get 5+ brightness. The State object. - alias: test_counter notify_train_status: conditions also accepts a shorthand notation of a template condition. WebAutomation Trigger Variables - Home Assistant Automation Trigger Variables Automations support templating in the same way as scripts do. Possible values: config, ssl, addons, backup, share or media. But given what you have you could replace the last step in the script with something like this: Probably the easiest way would be to use a variable in this script, and then call it two or three times from another script where it passes the entity_id of each camera for each call. { { warning }} target: - 'channelid' service: notify.discord Im not familiar with Aarlo cameras and their integration in HA, so there might be a better way. If I set the entity to {{ player_entity }} in the gui, it forces me to edit yaml. scene, script or group based on motion, illuminance, sun (+ more conditions) switch script lights blueprint group. The variable this is the state object of the automation at the moment of triggering the actions. WebUnfortunately Im again seeing weird delays when listening for changed states from the Philips Hue Bridge in Home Assistant. 2018-07-07 14:00:58 ERROR (MainThread) [homeassistant.core] Invalid service data for variable.set_variable: invalid template (TemplateSyntaxError: expected token ), got =) for dictionary value @ data[value_template]. These are run when you turn the script on. Each sequence is paired with a list of conditions. {%- endif -%}. actions in the else part, you may want to consider using The initial value of repeat.index is 1 (not 0). WebScripts - Home Assistant Scripts The script integration allows users to specify a sequence of actions to be executed by Home Assistant. They turn on as expected. If you pass the full entity id (incl. I also saw that the variables section is evaluated before trigger, and its exactly what I need, for this reason: if the light entity was updated by the automation, only them re-enter the automation again (mode: restart) and keep the light on. Yes, but it's kind of cumbersome. The sequence will be run sequence, regardless of whether that action encounters an error. You cant find it because it doesnt exist. It has helped clarify my understanding. WebSmart Home Courses: https://courses.leonardosmarthomemakers.com/collectionsEveryone needs to start using scripts! I personally like how that would keep the script focused on the light entity though and allow you to keep the mapping between lights and their controlling automations in an external file (customize.yaml in this case). choose instead. Here is parts of the script: It is used for: Formatting outgoing messages in, for example, the notify platforms and Alexa component. The variables will be able to use templates and have access to the trigger variable. Im at a bit of a loss. Its also possible to create a dict in a jinja template and store that in a variable instead. If so you could customize your light entities using customize.yaml and add a custom attribute to each of automation_id with the value set to its controlling automation. Im not at home right now so I cant look into further at the moment. (See the conditions page for available options and how multiple conditions are handled.) I still think my proposal with the choose supports this use case? State variables are bound to Python variables and services are callable as Python functions, so its easy and concise to implement logic. Only if the parameter bugs you, its not a huge deal either way. - variables: movie: {% set movies = command.split (" on ") [0].split ("play ") [1] %} doesnt work - variables: movie: { { command.split (" on ") [0].split ("play ") [1] }} doesnt work. Meaning when your automation is triggered, automation_last_triggered is going to be set from the last time this automation is triggered, not the current time. State variables are bound to Python variables and services are callable as Python functions, so its easy and concise to implement logic. If not, then it will wait until it is true. WebUnfortunately Im again seeing weird delays when listening for changed states from the Philips Hue Bridge in Home Assistant. Here is what I was suggesting for the final script in full: So all the situations you described with the wait template + condition (not turning it off if you flick the light on and off or change the brightness) should still all work. Ive used very similar triggers and conditions before, so I think Im doing something wrong in the syntax to set the variable. As suspected, these two variables: file number_of_files contain strings and that causes script.play_musics_in_list to fail because it assumes file is a list and number_of_files is an integer`. variable: test_counter Its also possible to create a dict in a jinja template and store that in a variable instead. Configuration This repeat form accepts a list of items to iterate over. Home Assistant. - snarky-snark/home-assistant-variables. It will turn on the lamp then begin to wait two minutes. Not sure you need scripts here; I would think you could just do this directly in the action part of an automation. It uses pure Python for the automations, and YAML just for passing static data in to your automations. This is a UI only feature. turn on a light (when motion is detected); wait a few minutes based on a datetime input; as_timestamp(states.light. Which then I call from my automations, like so: This approach works very well until now. Since it's Python, you can use any variables Python can. They wrap around a series of actions and simplify your home assistant automations and allow you to do so many cool things The following script converts number_of_files to an integer before it compares it to repeat.index. I am passing a string in a variable to a script. You would have to create a helper (input_number or input_text), then store the value in there before you switch the light (using input_text.set_value), then retrieve it after. I was just investigating the reason its not working properly For example: This form accepts a list of conditions that are evaluated after each time the sequence But in this guidline: https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/script/, for how to passing variables to script, we just use data in automation. Otherwise if someone is in the bathroom longer then you have the timeout set I think its going to turn off the lights on them, even if they are moving around. The URL query parameters of the request (if provided). example: AAAHHH sequence: - data: message: Warning! For all the different possibilities, have a look at the service calls page. Or silent may be specified to suppress the message from being emitted. If I comment out the attribute part, I can set the variable value, without problem. Thanks for the tip on the Appdaemon. And from my tests its behaving as expected. It's not using the variable. Its also possible to create a dict in a jinja template and store that in a variable instead. Variables in Automation - Configuration - Home Assistant Community Variables in Automation Configuration T1ppes November 3, 2021, 9:30am #1 I am trying to create an automation around a IKEA TRADFRI Shortcut Button. Theres no universal HA argument. { { warning }} target: - 'channelid' service: notify.discord I just want to store a sensor value and subtract it the next day to get the difference why is that so difficult. Variables in Automation - Configuration - Home Assistant Community Variables in Automation Configuration T1ppes November 3, 2021, 9:30am #1 I am trying to create an automation around a IKEA TRADFRI Shortcut Button. To pass variables to the script with this service, call it with the desired variables: The other way is calling the script as a service directly. Bit can this be done easier? Yes, thats intended. If the script overlooked to first check if echo is defined, it would fail at the first line of code that attempted to use the value of echo. Error loading /home/homeassistant/.homeassistant/configuration.yaml: mapping values are not allowed here Please tell me Im understanding this correctly :). At least thats my understanding. See Available-Trigger-Data. Please note that continue_on_error will not suppress/ignore misconfiguration No, unfortunately not. home-assistant-variables The var component is a Home Assistant integration for declaring and setting generic variable entities. I think this topic is outdated. What I want is simply to copy the state of my sensor including the attributes to the variable for safe keeping while the sensor changes state to something else (in this case a different type of package coming which will set a different variable). However, what is being passed via the file variable is assumed to be a list (because the script treats it that way with {{file[repeat.index]}}. Defaults to ro, which you can change by adding :rw to the end of the name. But if not, then you could do this: Hi all Im having a bit of a problem setting these variables. I hope this reply is in the right topic. The first variant allows you to define variables that will be set when the trigger fires. tttt August 21, 2019, 5:19am #5 Thank you again for your help! Inside the if sequence the variables action will only alter the people variable for that sequence. The idea is to simply suspend the automation until you manually turn off the light, at which moment the automation will kick in again. Youre correct, I thank you for your feedback! These are run when you turn the script on. I dont think the configuration reloads that frequently though or would even see the change. If it doesnt exist it can take a remedial action, perhaps assign a default value to echo. The script integration will create an entity for each script and allow them to Also the scope of a variable is at maximum for the whole automation, there are no global variables. The sequence of actions to be performed in the script. You can assign whatever name you want to a variable but I would steer clear of using words that have special meaning for Jinja2 (like function names, if, else, in, for, etc) to avoid ambiguity. Scripts are a sequence of actions that Home Assistant will execute. Sample yaml below. Youre welcome but you should give the Solution tag to Burningstones post because he answered your original question first. You can use these variables in a template. See Available-Trigger-Data. I might be including your suggestion too in the script, once Im sure the automation entity ID will remain constant Its easier to provide it from the same place where the automation is defined, in case it gets changed more (Im not yet set on a naming format for automations). Got None. Got it, thanks! Researching now. It restarts the timeout every time the motion is detected and stops the automation if the light is controlled manually (state or brightness are changed - I dont monitor other attributes as I dont have the need for them). an error is logged, and the automation or script run is marked as errored. Is that what you want or did you want it to be set to essentially now ()? Im sorry if my terminology is wrong and that I dont understand it as much as youd like. Python would be easier for me but wasn't aware of the Appdaemon piece. This form accepts a count value. The example above simply calls a script with two variables of the authors choosing. The variables section appears to be evaluated before the automation is actually triggered. See I wonder if the following is possible within HA, because it would make things a lot easier. You have to use data_template because the variables contain templates. WebBoth work like script level variables. I created a script that takes in a variable and an automation that uses it. The template is re-evaluated whenever an entity ID that it references changes state. What gave you the impression such a concept exists in Home Assistant? The actions will be started in parallel, but Is that what you want or did you want it to be set to essentially now()? Delays are useful for temporarily suspending your script and start it at a later moment. 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