This PR will add a FAQ around Docker container timestamp logs and why they differ from your machine if you do not configure the TZ environment variable.
Defining manually configured MQTT entities directly under the respective platform keys (e.g., fan, light, sensor, etc.) is deprecated, and support will be removed in Home Assistant Core 2022.9.
Manually configured MQTT entities should now be defined under the mqtt configuration key in configuration.yaml instead of under the platform key.
For TeslaMate-ABRP:
- Fixed name to reflect the repo's.
- Header links to the repo's webpage (Jekyll render of the README), link kept to GitHub's repo page.
- Slightly rephrased the description, also mentioning that the project can also be run as an independent python script.
Store API tokens encrypted in the database.
During the database migration a randomly generated key will be used encrypt the tokens if no ENCRYPTION_KEY environment variable was provided.
If the application is started without the presence of an ENCRYPTION_KEY (or if the key failed to decrypt the existing tokens), the UI will display a warning with further instructions.
* DC charge curve scatter graph
* Display geofence name if possible
* Add natel-plotly-panel to plugins (docs)
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I was trying to backup my TeslaMate instance, and tried using the command given in the documentation. I kept getting this error:
```
pg_dump: error: connection to database "teslamate" failed: FATAL: role "teslamate" does not exist
```
However when I was setting up TeslaMate with [this guide](https://docs.teslamate.org/docs/guides/traefik), I changed the values in the `.env` file, specifically `TM_DB_USER`. Since I changed that, I needed to change it in the backup command also.
I added another little note box for others in this scenario.
* Update home_assistant.md
- ui-lovelace: added needed views array, now able to load in Home Assistant
- sensor.yml: Correct spacing, now valid yaml-file and able to load in Home Assistant
* Update home_assistant.md
- ui-lovelace: entities with binary_sensor fixed, un-needed '' removed
* Create freebsd.md
Basic instruction how to install Teslamate on FreeBSD
* Small adjustments necessary for FreeBSD reflected
* Add empty line before closing tag
* Add FreeBSD guide to the sidebar
* Move FreeBSD upgrade instruction into separate tab
Co-authored-by: Adrian Kumpf <8999358+adriankumpf@users.noreply.github.com>
For the Home Assistant config, for all of the sensors which are binary on/off sensors, add a section which configures these as a binary sensor type. In addition, add device classes to both the binary sensors as well as some of the regular sensors. The device class makes it so the UI will show, for example "Open" or "Closed" for the door, rather than "On" or "Off.
