For me I’ve experimented with restricted cards. For example, I have essentially a collapsed menu of controls for my PC, accessible only when a switch is toggled on, and the card with the switch is only visible to me.
I used to use Has Agent, now I have LNXlink, which had quick buttons for lock, log out, ctrl-F4 and alt-F4, and power controls. I also have media player functions for watching stuff and controlling from the couch. I tried to share yaml but I think it bypassed a comment limit
For me I’ve experimented with restricted cards. For example, I have essentially a collapsed menu of controls for my PC, accessible only when a switch is toggled on, and the card with the switch is only visible to me.
- type: conditional conditions: - condition: user users: - 9ecc550a1dc14e0a98071750a1673abc card: type: entities entities: - entity: switch.pc_admin_controls toggle: true - type: conditional conditions: - entity: switch.pc_admin_controls state_not: "off" card: type: grid columns: 4(Ignore that I haven’t fixed the yellow warning entities yet lol)
That’s a good solution. What is your PC controls yaml if it isn’t too private?
But sorry, did you mean the whole dashboard?
Sorry, that would help wouldn’t it aha In templatesensors.yaml:
- switch: unique_id: pc_admin_controls name: Admin Controls icon: mdi:shield-crown-outline turn_on: [] turn_off: []I believe it could also be made in helpers UI now
I was just curious what functions you were running on the PC that you wanted to control via HA.
Code here :)
I used to use Has Agent, now I have LNXlink, which had quick buttons for lock, log out, ctrl-F4 and alt-F4, and power controls. I also have media player functions for watching stuff and controlling from the couch. I tried to share yaml but I think it bypassed a comment limit