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I’m about to show you one HACS to customise your Home Assistant with plugins and themes. #HACS stands for Home Assistant Community Store.
When you add it to your #HomeAssistant you will be able to install and remove themes and plugins with a click of a button.
Themes and customisations as a whole become very popular these days. So I started to search for a solution and I found HACS and even more I like it.
I like it so much that I even decided to show it to you and to demonstrate you how you can install it and how to customise Home Assistant with themes and plugins.
Requirements:
To #install HACS you will need:
Working Home Assistant version 0.98.0 or higher (if you don’t have such check this video - • Raspberry Pi as SMART ... )
A GitHub account
And of course smashed subscribe button
Quick Warning
Everything you find in HACS that includes HACS itself is not tested by Home Assistant team. If your Smart Home depends on your Home Assistant it’s recommended to test these plugins and themes on a separate test Home Assistant installation first.
With that being said lets customise our Home Assistant now with HACS:
Steps for installing HACS:
Download the latest HACS release file (hacs.zip) from - github.com/cus...
Extract its contents into custom_components/hacs folder inside your Home Assistant configuration folder (folder where configuration.yaml is)
you have to have the following structure at the end: [HA_Config_dir]/custom_components/hacs
To enable Themes section in HACS - add the following lines to your configuration.yaml (if you already have these lines already, don't add them twice)
frontend:
themes: !include_dir_merge_named themes
Restart Home Assistant
Go to GitHub and create an account if you don't have such. Then go to - github.com/set...
Generate new Personal Access Token and copy your token
Go to Home Assistant \ Configuration \ Integrations and click on the "+" button
Search for HACS (if you don't find it clear your browser cache, check that you follow the exact steps above, and check Home Assistant logs for errors)
Paste your Personal Access Token from GitHub in the HACS dialog window
Click the "submit" button and you should have HACS installed
Steps to add Weather Card plug-in
URL: github.com/bra...
Search for weather-card in Plugins section of HACS and hit install
Add the following to your lovelace-ui.yaml or using the Raw config editor:
type: custom:weather-card
entity: weather.PUT_YOUR_WEATHER_ENTITY_HERE
name: Home
Steps to add iOS Dark Mode Theme
URL: github.com/bas...
Search for iOS Dark Mode Theme in Themes section of HACS and hit install
Add the following line to your lovelace-ui.yaml or use the Raw config editor:
background: var(--background-image)
to put different background follow the steps here - github.com/bas...
(optional) add the following to the same file to make the header smaller (you need to install custom-header from here github.com/may... as well)
custom_header:
background: 'rgba(155, 155, 155, 0.25)'
swipe_animate: fade
swipe_prevent_default: true
compact_mode: true
button_text:
options: '{{ hours24 }}:{{ minutesLZ }}'
AppDaemon apps
Apart from Themes you can use Home Assistant Community Store (HACS) to install plugins, scripts and AppDaemon apps. If you want to learn more about AppDaemon apps - appdaemon.read...
Question?
My question for you is do you like dark modes - say yes or no in the comments section bellow and I will know for what you are talking about.
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I really hope that you find this information useful and you now have HACS with a lot of themes and plug-ins in your Home Assistant
Thank you for watching, stay safe and see you next time.
Kiril