Show remaining time (laundry time etc) in circle value of card

[plimmplamm]

Hi Matt, first of all -- I love your work and dedication. Big respect.

I have been modifying your code and an very happy so far. One thing I would like to change tho is the laundry timer.
I have a LG smart washer / dryer that has a sensor for remaining time ("sensor.washer_time_display").

How can I get this value into the circle for a new laundry_button_card.yaml?
I see you have used a similar approach for the person card, but can't seemt to get it working.

This is the mockup of the card (tap_action: wake up , doubel tap: start remotely in case it is set up).

Thanks in advance for your help! Even if it is just putting me into the right direction.

:)

PS: this is the sensor i mentioned: sensor.washer_time_display
Defined as:

washer_time_display: friendly_name: "Washer Time Display" value_template: > {% if is_state('sensor.washer_run_state', '-') %} {% elif is_state('sensor.washer_run_state', 'Standby') %} -:-- {% else %} {{ state_attr('sensor.washer', 'remain_time') }} {% endif %}

[matt8707]

here's a circle from a sensor

hass-config/ui-lovelace.yaml

Lines 206 to 222 in 7d7bc29

	- type: custom:button-card
	entity: switch.gosund_monitors_switch
	name: Monitorer
	double_tap_action:
	!include popup/studio_monitorer.yaml
	template:
	- base
	- icon_monitors
	- circle
	- loader
	variables:
	circle_input: >
	[[[
	let volume = states['sensor.monitors_volume'];
	if (volume) return parseInt(volume.state);
	]]]
	circle_input_unit: '%'

is {{ state_attr('sensor.washer', 'remain_time') }} a timestamp?

[matt8707]

I need the output to help you

[plimmplamm]

Awesome.

Well, the sensor.py states the following:

ThinQSensorEntityDescription( key=ATTR_REMAIN_TIME, name="Remaining time", icon="mdi:clock-outline", value_fn=lambda x: x.remain_time, entity_registry_enabled_default=False, ),

Furthermore the device_helper.py:

`class LGEBaseDevice:
"""A wrapper to monitor LGE devices"""
def init(self, api_device):
"""Initialize the device."""
self._api = api_device

@staticmethod
def format_time(hours, minutes):
    """Return a time in format hh:mm:ss based on input hours and minutes."""
    if not minutes:
        return "0:00:00"

    if not hours:
        int_minutes = int(minutes)
        if int_minutes >= 60:
            int_hours = int(int_minutes / 60)
            minutes = str(int_minutes - (int_hours * 60))
            hours = str(int_hours)
        else:
            hours = "0"

    if int(minutes) < 10:
        minutes = f"0{int(minutes)}"
    remain_time = [hours, minutes, "00"]
    return ":".join(remain_time)`

Does this help? If not, how to get the output?

[plimmplamm]

I tried to modify copy of the PERSON specific section in circle.yaml but got stuck...

[matt8707]

Well, the sensor.py states the following:

I meant the state of the attribute sensor.washer "remain_time", can you post that?

I tried to modify copy of the PERSON specific section in circle.yaml but got stuck...

this is a timestamp that can be parsed and manipulated: 2022-10-10T02:15:00.006506+00:00
but it looks like that integration already parses that like 0:00:00? That's why it doesn't work

[plimmplamm]

Alright. Thanks for clarifying.

I can see the following:

Is this sufficient?

[matt8707]

You've posted 3 different sensors now..
sensor.washer
sensor.washer_time_display
sensor.front_load_washer

It won't work because you have no timestamp
use this code

hass-config/ui-lovelace.yaml

Lines 206 to 222 in 7d7bc29

	- type: custom:button-card
	entity: switch.gosund_monitors_switch
	name: Monitorer
	double_tap_action:
	!include popup/studio_monitorer.yaml
	template:
	- base
	- icon_monitors
	- circle
	- loader
	variables:
	circle_input: >
	[[[
	let volume = states['sensor.monitors_volume'];
	if (volume) return parseInt(volume.state);
	]]]
	circle_input_unit: '%'

and put your jinja2 template as a circle_input

[plimmplamm]

Sorry for the confusion, that happened when I switched from the general documentation to my actual sensors. My bad.

Regarding using the monitor speaker template: How do I have to modify that? I fiddled around with it but still am stuck. Thanks for your help @matt8707

[plimmplamm]

As mentioned above, I would need to fit the value into the circle, right? What about stating minutes?

[matt8707]

you already created a template here

washer_time_display: friendly_name: "Washer Time Display" value_template: > {% if is_state('sensor.washer_run_state', '-') %} {% elif is_state('sensor.washer_run_state', 'Standby') %} -:-- {% else %} {{ state_attr('sensor.washer', 'remain_time') }} {% endif %}

use that sensor

let x = states['sensor.washer_time_display']; 
if (x) return x.state; 

[matt8707]

that would be the first step, to convert it to minutes you can do that in your template sensor.

I won't spend time on that but you could split the sensor on : and do math on each part to get minutes

[plimmplamm]

Thanks amigo. Will let you (and others know how I go)

[plimmplamm]

Just in case someone else is looking for a similar feature -- this is how I have solved it with @matt8707's help:

- type: custom:button-card entity: sensor.front_load_washer name: Washer tap_action: - call-service: smartthinq_sensors.wake_up double_tap_action: !include popup/washer_details.yaml template: - base - icon_washingMachine state_display: > [[[ let x = states['sensor.washer_time_display']; if (x) return x.state; ]]]

This shows the remaining time as state on the button (see image). See my comments (above) for more details about where to find the sensor.