hetida-designer VS integration

Shameless Plug: We are working on a similar tool: https://github.com/hetida/hetida-designer

We have no GUI programming in the broader sense, in our case nodes are simply run one after another (DAG).

Our tool is a web application and workflows can be triggered / executed via API, which allows for automatisation. Workflows can be nested and are tagged with a version tag making production runs reproducible. It is very much taylored to (simple) Data Science use cases with the goal to make the Python data science stack accessible for Business Experts (or power users), maybe collaborating with Data Scientists.

It is actively developed, and our industrial customers happily use it, however it is still in early development state.

Hello everybody! We recently open sourced hetida designer, a workflow-based collaboration, development, and runtime environment for the Python data science stack.

Before implementing your integration, you should know about Home Assistant Community Store or HACS. HACS is a third-party integration store. If Home Assistant doesn't offer the necessary integration, there's a considerable chance somebody published it on HACS.

I have HACS[0] installed in my Docker image, I use it for exactly one integration and the initial setup seemed a little dodgy but it's been pain-free for a couple of years now.

[0]: https://hacs.xyz/

Yeah! So first, get HACS if you don’t already have it (https://hacs.xyz), then the custom Tesla integration (https://github.com/alandtse/tesla) - side note: you’ll need to be able to get a refresh token for your account (iOS app: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/auth-app-for-tesla/id1552058613)… once you have the integration setup, create an automation. It should trigger when your vehicle tracker enters home zone and you can set device > myQ to open. Lmk if you need more help or have questions

Adaptive lighting is not a default for Home Assistant. It's an addon. You can install it through HACS (which is an addon itself) https://hacs.xyz/

Once you have that, you can also install a lot of additional services that would require separate docker containers from the Addon Store (like PiHole) or HACS, which is where you'll get all the unofficially supported integrations. Frigate is an option in the latter, so I don't think you need a separate PC application, unless it's just to view.

Yup! There's a community integration you can install called Alexa Media Player. The easiest way to install it is by using HACS.

There's also an extended 'store' called HACS (Home Assistant Community Store) which basically has third-party, but still FOSS so you can audit the code, integrations which further expand. https://hacs.xyz/