@Impulz wrote:
Hi all,
I use the Google Calender Event with great success. So I loaded all the dates in seperate calendars per bin for emptying the bins because there is no integration (yet) for that company.
I found a post where someone wanted exactly the same, but I don’t understand why mine doesn’t notify me.
I want to be notified 37800 seconds (10,5h) and 30600 seconds (8,5h) before the actual event.So I made 6 template sensors, which relates with the sensor.date_time_iso of the Time & Date integration.
Here is one of them:
platform: template sensors: red_bin_offset: entity_id: calendar.oud_papier1 friendly_name: 'oud papier tijd' value_template: '{% if as_timestamp(states.calendar.oud_papier1.attributes.start_time) - as_timestamp( strptime(states.sensor.date_time_iso.state, "%H:%M" ) ) < 37800 %}on{% else %}off{% endif %}'
And I made a template sensor for the days it takes till they are going to empty the bin:
platform: template sensors: datum_papier: entity_id: calendar.oud_papier1 friendly_name: 'Oud papier' value_template: '{{ (( as_timestamp(strptime(states.calendar.oud_papier1.attributes.start_time, "%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S")) - as_timestamp( strptime(states.sensor.date_time_iso.state, "%H:%M" )))/ (3600*24)) | round(0) }}' unit_of_measurement: 'dagen'
The sensors show up correctly in Home Assistant:
sensor.red_bin_offset off friendly_name: oud papier tijd sensor.datum_papier 25 unit_of_measurement: dagen friendly_name: Oud papier icon: mdi:delete-empty
If I use the template editor in the dev section, the state returns off like it should, if I change the seconds to longer than it actually takes for the time they empty it, it returns on.
So I made an automation to notify all the devices to put the bin out. And made a input boolean to activate when the bin actually is out.
automations: - id: Oudpapierbak alias: '[Garbage] Red Bin Reminder' trigger: - entity_id: sensor.red_bin_offset from: 'off' platform: state to: 'on' condition: - condition: state entity_id: input_boolean.bins_out state: 'off' action: - data: data: push: category: redbins message: moet bij de weg. title: Oudpapier container service: notify.home_assistant
But for some reason, it doens’t update the sensor how many days is left, and the template sensor doesn’t turn to on.
I read a lot of articles about this problem, and the answer was that there needs to be a sensor that updates from itself, so I use
sensor.date_time_iso
because it is the only sensor with a timestamp.
It has become a long story, but I rather give to much information and be sure I told everything what I think is usefull to discover my error.
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