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## Home Assistant Development and Integration
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This repository is for integration to Home Assistant using the ESPHome Components.
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This repository is for integration of DitroniX boards into Home Assistant using the ESPHome Components.
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The development and integration repository is work in progress as various projects evolve.
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The development and integration repository is work in progress as various projects evolve. It will also expand on route.
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#### User contributions
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User contributions to the HA integration is welcome and of course, acknowledgements would be included.
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If you have a contribution, or example you wish to discuss, please feel free to contact me on support@ditronix.net
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### How Does It Work?
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Using Home Assistant, with integrated ESPHome, you are easily able to create a new 'Device', then flash the board so it will then appear in your Dashboard > Devices.
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Home Assistant (ESPHome), devices use .yaml code, which is initially flashed to the board via USB cable.
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Once flashed (so the board is 'talking' to Home Assistant'), you can then subsequently easily reflash to the board using OTA, Over-The-Air, via Wi-Fi. USB re-flashing remains an option if needed.
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### Home Assistant (ESPHome) Devices
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Home Assistant (ESPHome), uses '[Components](https://developers.home-assistant.io/docs/creating_component_code_review/)', which configures and tells Home Assistant about the device which you are trying to add.
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Two 'flavours' of components are available (as far as I am aware):
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* Internal Components (embedded into HA)
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* External Components (This is a custom component, not currently embedded into HA)
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### DitroniX Component Development
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During DitroniX Home Assistant Code Development, the required device 'Component', is simply connected to the DitroniX git repository, as an external component.
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You could of course, always 'clone' this component and make your own.
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The below is an example of the source pointing to the git repository.
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- source:
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type: git
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url: [https://github.com/DitroniX/Home-Assistant-Dev]
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(https://github.com/DitroniX/Home-Assistant-Dev)
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### Example of yaml code pasted in ESPHome
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### Example of added Device Info
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## Home Assistant - ESPHome Components
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- [**ATM90E36**](https://github.com/DitroniX/Home-Assistant-Dev/tree/main/components/ATM90E36 "ATM90E36")
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- This is for use on the [EPEM ATM90E36](https://github.com/DitroniX/EPEM-Ethernet-Power-Energy-Monitor) Ethernet Power Energy Monitor
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- This is the initial development component for use on the [EPEM ATM90E36](https://github.com/DitroniX/EPEM-Ethernet-Power-Energy-Monitor) Ethernet Power Energy Monitor
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## Versions
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260529 - Refresh Information
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251217 - Initial upload of the ATM90E36 Component for EPEM E36. Could also be adapted for IPEM E36
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