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* feat: migrate to config flow with device registry and brand icons - Migrate all platforms to async_setup_entry (config flow) - Each device now appears as a real HA device in the device registry - Add device_info to all entities (cover, switch, button, sensor, binary_sensor) - Add config_flow.py with airsend.yaml + !secret resolution - Add strings.json for UI labels - Fix unique_id bug (was splitting each character of the name) - Split binary_sensor.py from sensor.py - Bump version to 4.0 * Add icon for local brand * Revise installation steps for AirSend integration * Correction du crash websocket raise Exception remplacé par return False * Update README with AirSend configuration steps Added instructions for configuring AirSend in Home Assistant. * Update README with clearer instructions for YAML Clarified instructions for editing the airsend.yaml file. * Add files via upload * Add English translation for AirSend configuration * Add fr translations * Update screenshot following latest version * Fixe unavailable and new type light Corrections de bugs 500 avec wait: true non fatal Nouveau type light.py — lumière dimmable (type 4100)
AirSend for Home Assistant
Component for sending radio commands through the AirSend (RF433) or AirSend duo (RF433 & RF868).
Installation Steps
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Add Repository:
- Click on "Add repository" to include the necessary repository for the addon installation or follow hass_airsend-addon
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Place the
airsend.yamlFile:- Go to
airsend.cloud -> import/export -> Export - Select your devices, for local connection, select
spurl - Click
Export YAMLto save the airsend.yaml - In the
configfolder of Home Assistant, place theairsend.yamlfile. - Edit the file and add these lines
devices: ... AirSend Box: type: 0 spurl: !secret spurl sensors: true
- Go to
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Edit the
secrets.yamlFile:-
Add a line to the
secrets.yamlfile with the AirSend - Local IP - / - Password - (and IPv4 address). -
If you know the IPv4 address, the line should look like this:
spurl: sp://**************@[fe80::xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx]?gw=0&rhost=192.168.xxx.xxxThis applies also if you want to ensure local connection and no reliance on any cloud / internet access to control your devices, cf. the Information section below.
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or this if you don't know the IPv4 address :
spurl: sp://**************@[fe80::xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx]?gw=1 -
Replace
**************with the AirSend Password,fe80::xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxxwith AirSend Local IP and192.168.xxx.xxxwith the AirSend IPv4 address.
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Install the Custom Component:
- In the Home Assistant terminal, run the following command to install the component:
wget -q -O - https://raw.githubusercontent.com/devmel/hass_airsend/master/install | bash -
- In the Home Assistant terminal, run the following command to install the component:
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Restart Home Assistant and the AirSend Addon:
- Restart Home Assistant.
- Restart the AirSend addon.
These steps will integrate AirSend with Home Assistant, allowing you to manage and automate AirSend-related tasks through the Home Assistant interface.
Information
- This requires the execution of hass_airsend-addon, if it is not on the same machine it is possible to add the field
internal_url: http://x.x.x.x:33863/in airsend.conf - For local connection, the AirSend IPv4 address is required, you can find it in your router or Airsend App for Windows. If you DO NOT provide
?gw=0&rhost=...then you may face unexpected HTTP/500 status code or HTTP/262 status code at Home Assistant level.
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