andy-temperature-card is a modern Lovelace thermometer card designed for Home Assistant users. It features interval-based colors, gradients, outline styling, and an optional glass effect. You can easily view temperature stats like Min, Avg, and Max. This card enhances your smart home experience, providing both function and style.
To get andy-temperature-card, follow these simple steps:
Visit the Releases Page
Click the button below to go to the download page.
Download the Latest Version
On the Releases page, find the latest version of andy-temperature-card. Look for a file that may look like andy-temperature-card.zip or andy-temperature-card.tar.gz. Click on it to download.
Unzip the File
After downloading, locate the file on your computer. Unzip it to extract the contents. You will see several files inside.
Move the Files to Your Home Assistant Directory
Navigate to your Home Assistant configuration folder. Move the unzipped files to the www directory, or create a new folder named andy-temperature-card if it doesnβt exist.
Update Your Lovelace Dashboard
Open your Home Assistant dashboard. Click on the three dots in the top-right corner and select Edit Dashboard. Then, choose Add Card, and select the Manual card option. Copy and paste the provided configuration from the example section below and save the changes.
Here is a simple example of how to set up your new temperature card.
type: custom:andy-temperature-card
entity: sensor.temperature
title: Living Room Temperature
min: 0
max: 100
Update sensor.temperature with the actual entity ID from your Home Assistant. You can customize the title, min, and max values as needed.
To ensure smooth operation of andy-temperature-card, your Home Assistant should run smoothly on recent versions. Ensure you have the following:
andy-temperature-card works best on the following smart home interfaces:
andy-temperature-card offers several features for customization:
To uninstall andy-temperature-card, simply remove the files from your www directory or delete the card configuration from your Lovelace dashboard.
Yes, andy-temperature-card can be used with any temperature sensor compatible with Home Assistant.
If you encounter any issues, please refer to the documentation on the GitHub repository, or check for help in the Home Assistant community forums.
For more details about the andy-temperature-card, visit the repository or check out the documentation.
If you need further assistance, feel free to open an issue in the GitHub repository. The community, along with the maintainers, will help you resolve any questions or problems.
For the most recent updates and improvements, remember to revisit the Downloads page: