Nice tutorial Jeff! I've not really explored scripts very much and primarily use the visual editor for many of my automations but am working on getting more proficient with YAML I'm going to explore scripting a bit more. Thanks!
Can you use it to replace tap_action confirmation? E.g. currently I have a button to open the front gate, and a confirmation which triggers a popup "Are you sure?" (with OK/cancel buttons). Instead, I'd like to have 3 choices there: open, open&close, cancel (confirmation only allows for binary logic).
Hi i need help, i try to create a time filed to pass to a time condition like this: condition: time after: "{{ time_start }}" before: "{{ time_end }}" but i receve this error: malformed: Invalid time specified: {{ time_start }} for dictionary value @ data['sequence'][0]['if'][0]['after'] @SlackerLabs eny suggestions?
Question. If I want three different actions based on conditions, I would create three automations, right? Say action if I'm not home, action 2 if I'm home and it's not quiet hours, and action 3, if I'm home and it is quiet hours.
I'll clarify a bit more. I have an automation that turns on my outside lights if motion is sensed. If I'm away, I want to have it send me a notification and turn on the lights. If I'm home and quiet hours, then just turn on the lights. And, if I'm home and not quiet hours, announce over Alexa as well as turn on the lights.
Not yet. I'm hoping. That gets added. But you could put an input select near the button on the dashboard and have the script read the value of that input select as the variable. That would give you a work around. Just requires knowing you need to pick one before hitting the button.
Not in the script functionality. But you could totally have a input select on a dashboard with the values you need to pass to the script under the script button. And then just have the script reference the current value of the input select for the value of the field.
