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The child card can now filter itself to whichever time period is currently active, so a family dashboard or wall kiosk shows only what a child should be doing at that moment — without switching to the routine card's one-task-at-a-time layout.
time_category: current
A new value in the card's Time Category dropdown:
type: custom:taskmate-child-cardentity: sensor.taskmate_overviewchild_id: a8c8376atime_category: current
During Afternoon the card shows Afternoon chores and titles itself "Afternoon Chores"; when Evening begins it switches over on its own. No automations, template sensors or conditional cards needed.
Two details worth knowing:
Future chores are hidden completely. With a fixed period (time_category: morning), chores from later in the day still appear as dimmed "locked previews". In current mode they are not rendered at all — that preview behaviour was exactly what made kiosks confusing, with tonight's chores visible all morning.
Your own custom time periods work. It resolves through the same period list the rest of TaskMate uses, so a custom School run period behaves like the built-in four.
Chores still inside their post-period claim grace stay tappable, and past periods continue to be governed by elapsed_time_mode as before.
include_anytime_chores
Anytime chores appear under every time category, which meant a period-filtered card still carried them. They can now be turned off:
Combined with time_category: current, this gives a strict "what is due right now" view.
Defaults to true, so every existing card renders exactly as it did before. Both options are in the visual editor with translated labels and helper text, and both work across all five card design styles (classic, playroom, console, cleanpro, accessible).
Nothing to do. No configuration changes are required and no existing card behaviour changes — both new options default to the previous behaviour. Update through HACS and restart Home Assistant as usual.
If the card looks unchanged after updating, hard-refresh the browser: the Lovelace resource is cached until the version query string changes.
Translations
The three new interface strings ship translated in German, French, Norwegian Bokmål, Norwegian Nynorsk, Portuguese and Brazilian Portuguese.
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🚀 New Release: v5.5.0
Show only the chores that are due right now
The child card can now filter itself to whichever time period is currently active, so a family dashboard or wall kiosk shows only what a child should be doing at that moment — without switching to the routine card's one-task-at-a-time layout.
time_category: currentA new value in the card's Time Category dropdown:
During Afternoon the card shows Afternoon chores and titles itself "Afternoon Chores"; when Evening begins it switches over on its own. No automations, template sensors or conditional cards needed.
Two details worth knowing:
time_category: morning), chores from later in the day still appear as dimmed "locked previews". Incurrentmode they are not rendered at all — that preview behaviour was exactly what made kiosks confusing, with tonight's chores visible all morning.School runperiod behaves like the built-in four.Chores still inside their post-period claim grace stay tappable, and past periods continue to be governed by
elapsed_time_modeas before.include_anytime_choresAnytime chores appear under every time category, which meant a period-filtered card still carried them. They can now be turned off:
Combined with
time_category: current, this gives a strict "what is due right now" view.Defaults to
true, so every existing card renders exactly as it did before. Both options are in the visual editor with translated labels and helper text, and both work across all five card design styles (classic, playroom, console, cleanpro, accessible).Docs: Dashboard Cards → Child Card
Upgrading
Nothing to do. No configuration changes are required and no existing card behaviour changes — both new options default to the previous behaviour. Update through HACS and restart Home Assistant as usual.
If the card looks unchanged after updating, hard-refresh the browser: the Lovelace resource is cached until the version query string changes.
Translations
The three new interface strings ship translated in German, French, Norwegian Bokmål, Norwegian Nynorsk, Portuguese and Brazilian Portuguese.
CI / internal
httpxin the CI floor constraints, which was breaking the Home Assistant 2024.7.0 test leg (chore(deps): stop Dependabot bumping httpx in the floor constraints #849)Full changelog: v5.4.3...v5.5.0
Upgrading
Update via HACS or by downloading the latest release and copying to
/config/custom_components/taskmate/.After updating, restart Home Assistant. Lovelace resources will update automatically on restart.
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