Home Assistant add-ons maintained by jastBytes.
The add-ons in this repository are installed by adding the repository to your Home Assistant instance:
- Use the button above, or add the repository by hand:
- Open Settings → Add-ons → Add-on store in Home Assistant.
- Open the three-dot menu in the top right corner and select Repositories.
- Paste
https://github.com/jastBytes/hass-addons, select Add and close the dialog.
- Reload the add-on store. The add-ons below now show up in a section named after this repository.
- Select the add-on you want and choose Install. The first installation builds the container image and takes a few minutes.
- Open the Configuration tab, enter your settings and select Save.
- Return to the Info tab and select Start. Watch the logs on the Log tab to verify that everything connects.
Installing add-ons requires a Home Assistant installation that includes the Supervisor (Home Assistant OS or Home Assistant Supervised). Home Assistant Container and Home Assistant Core cannot install add-ons - see the mediola2mqtt README for running it standalone.
The add-ons are built for amd64 only and are therefore not offered on other
architectures.
Connects a Mediola AIO Gateway to Home Assistant via MQTT. It exposes Somfy RTS and Elero blinds as covers - including position control - and Intertechno push buttons as device triggers.
An MQTT broker is required. If you do not run one yet, install the official Mosquitto broker add-on and set up the MQTT integration before starting this add-on.
Configuration options are documented in the add-on README.
Generates a monthly PDF charging cost report from an evcc instance and optionally emails it, using evcc-to-PDF.
Configuration options are documented in the add-on README.