Hassliebe

Integrates any Linux machine into your Home Assistant ecosystem.

Features

• Fallback MQTT broker address
• Command buttons
• Notifications
  • Actions
• System stats
  • CPU usage
  • RAM usage
  • Battery: level, charging status
• Media control (MPRIS)
• PipeWire
• File watcher

Ideas:

• Camera video stream
• Idle time (→ libseat)

Installation

TBD

Modules

Notifications

Two MQTT topics can be used for sending notifications:

• [unique_id]/notifications/simple — for plain-text messages
• [unique_id]/notifications/json — for JSON-encoded messages matching the schema described below

Complex messages have these properties:

• id (optional) — A string identifying this notification. If an ID is used multiple times, later notifications replacer earlier ones.
• timeout (optional) — Controls how long the notification will stay.
  • "default" (default) — use the default value of the notification server
  • "never" — stay until manually dismissed
  • { ms: [millseconds] } — stay for [milliseconds]
• urgency (optional) — One of: "low", "normal" (default), "critical".
• summary_text — The primary text content, often used as title. Must not be empty.
• long_content (optional) — Optional additional content which supports a subset of HTML.
• transient (optional) — Boolean indicating whether to bypass the notification server’s persistence capability.
• encoded_image — Optional padded base64-encoded image attached to the notification.
• actions (optional) — Object with the keys being IDs and the values being labels.

Actions

When a notification action is invoked, the ID of the action is sent to the MQTT topic with the following name: [unique_id]/notifications/actions/[notification_id].

When a notification is dismissed, closed is sent into the topic.

License

Hassliebe is licensed under the Blue Oak Model License 1.0.0.