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Mutt (Muttley) April 26, 2020, 1:46pm 7.</strong></h1> <hr> <!-- no json scripts to comment in the content --> <div> <h2 style="text-align: center;"><strong>Home assistant timestamp utc template. Home assistant timestamp utc template.</strong></h2> <h2 style="text-align: left;"><span style="font-family: Times;"><span style="font-size: medium;"><b><br> </b></span></span></h2> <p>Home assistant timestamp utc template. I am clearly doing something wrong because when my templated attempt returns a value, the time is different to the original value. It just gets the number once. Hi awesome folks. May 24, 2021 · I can see why you’re confused. 804306+00:00. Now the entity have two attributes to tell the min and max time for example: min_age: 2019-10-07T11:05:42. Yep ! could be called ‘yellow’ or ‘monkey_nuts’. 632565+00:00 local sensor Aug 15, 2021 · Again it depends on what the actual state of the sensor is when the door is closed. Is there a function that I should be using instead of as_timestamp? Thanks! Jul 5, 2022 · I created an oven thermostat with an ESP32 and through MQTT I send a countdown in seconds (time left to cooking) to HA as well as an elapsed time and various temperatures. I have set my local time zone and geographical location. i. last_changed” time is greater than the “states. time. The preferred way to configure input datetime is via the user interface at Settings > Devices & Services > Helpers. I have recently merged code to refactor Home Assistant to use only UTC times internally. 123 (Taras) October 11, 2021, 2:59pm 4. %} means you’ll only access the state machine in that line essentially. g. Feb 3, 2022 · I keep seeing the same question about the new default argument for the templating. Aug 4, 2019 · I suggest to try and sort it you ssh in and you should be in the config directory. As the code executes, it doesn’t get a new number each time the function is called. Jan 6, 2023 · I have a little problem with the remaining time of my washing machine. start_time) - Oct 14, 2021 · The first one works because it supplies timestamp_custom with a numeric timestamp value. - service_template: > {% if states. 097891 # timestamp from last updated seems like to be converted to local time utc sensor: 2016-09-16 10:52:54. 0 timestamp utc: 1474030489. grep -i timezone * -r. Came across this when looking for a way to join two states together to overcome the 255 character limit. I played with it a little, but haven’t been able to figure out the formatting mysteries yet. dt is a new util package with date helpers. I created this template - platform: template sensors: last_greenhouse_watering: entity_id: switch. This is a timezone aware UTC datetime object. This forces you to get the answer 1 time instead of multiple times. topic) 2020-04-26T11:00:00 YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ss My template sensor definition works fine: custom: friendly_name: "Last Update" unit_of_measurement: 'time' value_template: "{{ state_attr('sensor. " { { relative_time (states. attributes. The only thing you might have to do is convert it to a float or int if it’s represented as a string from the REST API. Sep 9, 2022 · Hey there, thought I could share this. Apr 29, 2022 · Filter timestamp_custom (format_string, local=True, default) converts an UNIX timestamp to its string representation based on a custom format, the use of a local timezone is default. device_tracker. Mine wasn’t working earlier because the time returned was May 10, 2022 · Home Assistant Template Macros: Date and Time. The first 0*60 if Oct 15, 2017 · About Home Assistant. In addition to wet/dry, they each connect daily for a ‘heartbeat’. Mar 18, 2021 · If it’s in the future, relative_time will simply show the datetime as opposed to the relative time. ical_landstar_calendar. So requesting all 5min intervals for e. What I am after is a long date format such as “Feb 11, 2017” or “February 11, 2017”. - condition: state. I’m sure there is more that I don’t have here because sometimes Jan 6, 2022 · as_timestamp(utcnow()) - as_timestamp(state_attr('sensor. neato. And given that my ‘sensor. So basically, a “regular timestamp” is an epoch time. Oct 4, 2023 · The problem. Oct 11, 2021 · It seems solved now. There are multiple ways to use these Apr 25, 2021 · This template line converts your sensor first into a UNIX timestamp (seconds since 1970), then into a time format matching sensor. Around version 0. The second method converts the calculated time to a datetime object and then compares it to the current time. - name: "Ecoflow Params Last Updated". There is also such a thing as local time. The custom of this community forum is to assign the tag to the first post whose suggestions are used to solve your original problem. Over time I have created a large library of date and time manipulation code which are used in my automations and scripts. sun next sunrise?. 6 KB. You see 2 times 0*60 in the template, this makes it possible that you can have a little offset with the time, if you make the 0 to a 1 it will add one min to the time and of course this can be as high as you want. If you set it to false it performs no conversion and displays the timestamp as UTC. I have a sensor sensor. Aug 27, 2019 · Hi to all, following this topic (Last-changed value of a sensor) I got my newest last transmission from my sensor. I now want to move the time in format HH:MM to a helper (input_datetime. I’ve changed the value to UTC, replaced the space with a T, and added the Z to signify the UTC timezone. Jun 22, 2022 · I keep seeing the same question about the new default argument for the templating. But im little confuses. It’s something with how I do the time comparison. Jul 14, 2023 · Using Developer Tools / Template … {{ (as_timestamp(utcnow()) - as_timestamp(as_datetime(states('input_datetime. last_changed|as_timestamp(0) > 1800 }}" The other way would be to make a trigger-based template sensor Oct 28, 2022 · A workaround would be to use an automation that resets the helper on every HA restart and/or a specific time. Jun 7, 2022 · So the . sun. trigger: - platform: template. Then run. utcnow(). Also check the warning in the docs. I get it only on popup info, but I would in my card. Code: mqtt: # Ecoflow MQTT Sensors. The first line of the following example contains a time that is in the future for my local time zone. I am on UK time, what with being in the UK, so true / false and nothing should all result in local time for me. entity_id: light. That is 2 separate commands. Mar 31, 2019 · I have searched, but I’ve had no luck finding the solution. Disclosure: This article may contain affiliate links. By default it is true so whether you specify true or omit it, it will convert the timestamp to your local time. Oct 8, 2021 · Look through your template, find the as_timestamp and add the default in the appropriate spot. the sensor. It would satisfy the needs of a timestamp device_class and serve as an indicator that the date is, in fact, unknown. The device class of timestamp assumes it’s formatted in the ISO format, not a Unix timestamp as epoch seconds. turn_on {% endif %} entity_id: - switch. Jun 20, 2023 · RogTP: A time in a format such as HH:MM isn’t a valid UTC format for converting. Oct 4, 2021 · Here are two ways to do it (for Template Triggers). May 25, 2017 · I have a sensor that shows when the next bus leaves. The second one fails because it supplies timestamp_custom with a time string value. I pulled one battery out and sure enough, the timestamp of that sensor’s heartbeat still shows the last day it was successful. For example, the result of this is cat. Checking the value_template value in the template editor shows the correct time since Jan 10, 2023 · A range of time is always interpreted as a closed-open interval, meaning that the start is inclusive, the end is exclusive. bus. Feb 18, 2023 · remaining cook time in seconds convert it to hours and minutes. calendar. I just forced the action in the automation to run and got 1. If you can’t get it working, post what you tried here. set_datetime. This post will cover all possible ways to define default. max_age: 2019-10-08T10:58:44. The automation is ok but I cant seem to figure out how to get the time calculation to be correct with a “input_datetime” value. William88 (William) September 24, 2021, 5:34am 7. See the documentation here . This is the output in node-red debug window: info : msg. 7 minutes ago, 2 days ago). Nov 10, 2019 · Hello, My UPS is connected to HA (via NIS) and reports when was the last time it transferred power to battery (i. Requires native_value to return a Python datetime. So you are off by exactly your time zone offset. I wanted it in AM/PM format. Thanks. C: “weekdays” and “months” can be named anything. You can try. last_changed)}}" This kind of works and i see a time for the sensor in the UI but this never updates. If we fix the attributes time then we should be ok to use Sunset and Sunrise trigger. light. The input_datetime integration allows the user to define date and time values that can be controlled via the frontend and can be used within automations and templates. So you can simplify the template. sergiomart96 (Sergiomart96) January 8, 2023, 7:53pm 5. Or suggest Jul 1, 2019 · I would like to display the last changed value of a device as an extra sensor. You will see an example on this page - Date and Time Formats. the HA dev docs says Timestamp. time to compare it with that sensor. tom_l December 22, 2022, 10:45am 2. greenhouse # Entity to monitor for changes friendly_name: "Last Greenhouse Watering" value Jul 2, 2018 · timestamp_local: 2018-07-02 12:37:57. Example state (from 2:09 PM Eastern/US on Dec 19, 2022): 1671477004429. If that fails, returns the default value, or if omitted the unprocessed input value. mm. Add device_class: timestamp to your template sensor. Dec 30, 2020 · I seem to have a simular problem. 22:00”. type: turn_on. last_changed” time. m. frontdoorstatus. Mutt (Muttley) April 26, 2020, 1:46pm 7. Dec 19, 2022 · If I make it a device-class of timestamp, it just says ‘unknown’. the bignumber-card or the picture-elements-card, the value is display like: How would I get the rela&hellip; Apr 27, 2022 · Hello all, I am trying to get a low-battery warning for my various Insteon Leak sensors, which talk to HA through MQTT. I plan to update this post with the Apr 25, 2019 · Im trying to use relative_time() to show a time (in a sensible format) since a sensor changed state. Dec 27, 2020 · Paste the template I provided into the Template Editor and experiment with it. Then that is converted with as_timestamp(), which outputs a UNIX timestamp. fajr_prayer')) + 300 %} Nov 23, 2021 · Here is the template I’m using right now, currently it works fine as I have the + 300 in there, but come March everything will be off by an hour, and I’d like to prevent that: {{(((as_timestamp(states. This has not been working for some time Jun 7, 2020 · states('input_datetime. 0171730258067448 It didn’t take an hour to write the template. 99% of the template in your post came from this post. The following sensor template solves two tasks: Derive a timestamp from a given number of seconds (assuming they point in the past) Ignore small changes from update to update (so the sensor in Home Assistant doesn’t see a state change regularly) (In my example a microcontroller publishes its uptime via MQTT - however as it doesn’t know the absolute . Apr 26, 2020 · Continuing the discussion from Help Formatting Sun Events: Hi, I have got a custom component which provides an attribute ‘last_update’. sun’,‘next_setting’)) | timestamp_custom (‘%-I May 8, 2022 · Configuration. Screenshot from 2021-03-18 12-42-40 930×250 27. state: 'off'. Nov 16, 2021 · I keep seeing the same question about the new default argument for the templating. desk_lamp. I want to get a sensor that will now show the time remaining until the next sunrise. It returns “17 februari 2023 kl. light_b This is a part of a larger automation. Dec 19, 2018 · After seeing many threads on the forum asking for help with time conversions and calculations using time and realizing I generally had no real understanding of how time worked in HA I decided to dig in and try to figure it out. I have put the following Jan 25, 2022 · There are 7 hours difference between UTC and Local time and I don’t think these times are in UTC. your_light. hh:mm to sho the timestamp with the min / max value at my Sep 14, 2020 · Convert Unix Timestamps (and many other date formats) to regular dates. timestamp forces now () to return seconds since some epoch as does the as_timestamp (…). Apr 20, 2021 · Hi I am getting some strange behaviour back from a template sensor that I created. 5 minutes different. Oct 14, 2016 · Configuration. max_age: hours: 24. Flo. With that lat you won’t have a problem with achieving less than 18 degrees. timestamp_custom cannot process a value of None so it is reported as a warning message. Supports the standard Python time formatting options. The second line contains a time that is in the past. util. e. vacuum. 29. I don’t do any Apr 14, 2022 · I keep seeing the same question about the new default argument for the templating. Jun 30, 2021 · Use a Template Trigger in your automation. Mar 3, 2018 · Hello, I want to have Home Assistant display the number of minutes until the next bus arrives. ip','last_triggered')) But that is giving me the UTC time conversion of the last_triggered item, which is already UTC converted. If I take that out, I get a number which online UNIX time converters seem to do properly. - state_attr('input_datetime. I then display that on a card in lovelace. It will look in config and all directories below it from the string tz (case insensitive) and then the string timezone. Ive created a sensor template and set the value_template to "relative_time(states. So now () displays the time in the correct timezone, but the timestamp_local filter uses UTC time. customvirtual_ev_starttid_for_smartladdning) to use in automations. Dec 22, 2022 · I try to convert a UNIX Timestamp into a usual datetime format, but all the my attempts fail. This should work but only if the remaining time is 24 hours or less (anything longer produces an incorrect value). Assumes it doesn’t go unknown or unavailable. 001038+02:00. Today I noticed the templates weren’t working because this is no longer the case. Correct. power interruption). timestamp included the the local offset. So, I need an automation that Jun 5, 2022 · Hi Am trying to get an automation to only run if another automation has triggered in last 12hours. This time comes from node-red in json format, sent via mqtt. Aug 24, 2020 · This is a template that will check if the current time is equal to the time of the next alarm sensor in the app. The format is something like ‘hh:mm’ I want to get a bus leaving in mm minutes sensor. Aug 17, 2018 · Hi, I am trying to show on HA the turn-on and turn-off hours of a light. 037604+00:00. This is final result This is some test I did: - platform: template Jul 29, 2023 · You marked your own post with the Solution tag, despite the fact it contains information provided by others. but haven’t had any luck. tzinfo) %} Apr 26, 2020 · if the time now is less than one hour till astronomical dawn & the time is between 01:00am and 03:00am. IF I subtract 7 hours from Dusk time it would 3:55 pm and Dusk in our place happens at 5:55 pm. However, while the rest sensor returns the correct datetime string eg tradingDateTime: 2022-08-01T11:30:00+12:00 for my timezone. power_line_watts. night_time has run then switch on some lights. 49am Calculate in how many minutes that is (eg. Dec 24, 2023 · Struggling with Time Delta. But only false works out correctly. Nov 24, 2023 · All the methods that were changed: acos as_timestamp asin atan atan2 cos float log round sin sqrt strptime tan timestamp_custom timestamp_local timestamp_utc Each of them have the exact same default functionality but a different number of arguments. That’s a function, not an entity. 4 micro hours (5ms) for time since last_triggered! It gives a sensible time in the Template editor. tzinfo: UTC. You can see this in that your timestamp is 3:29 but is being displayed at 10:29. If you decide to make a purchase, I'll make a small commission at no extra cost to you. Use my previous example as a guide. System/General timezones is set to my local tz +10. The entity’s state returns a string that includes a time of day in 24hr format. If timestamp_custom is given a value it cannot convert it simply reports the supplied value by default. Create a small script and call it in both automation action and button action: service: input_datetime. your_offset', 'timestamp'), utcnow(). Powered by a worldwide community of tinkerers and DIY enthusiasts. petro (Petro) September 15, 2020, 8:41am 3. Hope that helps. For more information, see: Templates without entities using now() The quickest way to fix it is to add this as the first line: Mar 30, 2022 · Hi. Current json: { &quot;data&quot;: { &quot;message&quot;:&quot;I saw something at the {{ d&hellip; Sep 6, 2021 · Hey guys! Could u please help me with these template for calculating current time and time in sun. Get started with Home Assistant; Try the online demo; Join our newsletter; Follow Home Assistant on X; Share this post. - "{{ now()|as_timestamp - states. I want to monitor the switches for each zone so when it was on last. The remaining time sensor, shows an end time, but it is wrong. sensor. Sep 7, 2018 · Hence the confusion. The below template works for showing the sunset. e number of seconds from my local time to the epoch. Even if I leave out the %S, it Aug 5, 2019 · Using {% set xxxx = . I actually don’t know how to do this in a template sensor, but maybe this is the right hint to google something…. The issue is the UPS sends the info in UTC so it looks like “2019-11-02 08:46:41 -0500” Is there a way to convert into something more easily readable (November 2nd 2:46 PM)? I don’t have a way to manipulate the May 19, 2021 · Hey everyone, This is probably a stupid question but I can’t make it work. SPIDERMAN. You get the time for astrnomical dawn convert to timestamp subtract 30*60 round with Apr 19, 2023 · Hi, I’ve been trying to turn these entities into timestamp entities for the last 8 hours so I can use them in the time automation to play audio when each entities time is reached. However sensor. 592072+00:00. Then the timestamp is converted back to a UTC datetime object with as_datetime. . homeassistant. That probably explains why hh:mmZ, Thh:mmZ, hh:mm+01:00 or Thh:mm+01:00 didn’t work when I tried them (should have mentioned that in my opening post). I am trying to convert it to timestamp / unix time to do some calculations but the as_timestamp() function gives me a blank result. Jun 16, 2022 · I keep seeing the same question about the new default argument for the templating. Feb 23, 2023 · This checks it’s currently off and hasn’t changed for more than 1800 seconds. I have the rtl_433 add-on pulling data from the 433MHz receiver into MQTT, and then an MQTT sensor reading those messages. Showing remaining timer time of a fan/light in a custom button card that turns it on. Sep 23, 2021 · You only need to specify a boolean value ( true or false ). May 20, 2018 · I’m using the template node function in node red to create dynamic notifications and I’m wondering if there is a built-in timestamp function I call. last_changed) | as_datetime | as_local This calculation starts with the last_changed property, which is a datetime object in UTC. weatherbit_weather_alerts','alerts') [0]. There are multiple ways to use these functions, and this is where all the confusion lies. , if the time is 9. Note that this example completely ignores the date element of the timestamp, and will trigger at the given time every day. I have Jun 2, 2020 · Using the entities card, I get the relative time since last change, as I want to see the value: When I use i. now: 2018-07-02 14:39:49. Here briefly for explanation in a template: status: sensor from the washing machine end time 13:00 clock 2nd status: current time in Homeassistant status: sensor time machine finished status Aug 1, 2022 · I’m using a rest sensor to pull some electricity pricing, including datetimes to which the future pricing applies. light_a - switch. my_input') returns 2020-07-06 15:40:00 which Safari, on iOS, will display as “Invalid date” because it’s not a valid ISO 8601 formatted string. The timestamp now(). But cant understand how to let it work. Whereas now() returns the current date/time adjusted for one's time zone, all stored date/times are in UTC. To get the current time in UTC you can call homeassistant. All the methods that were changed: acos as_timestamp asin atan atan2 cos float log round sin sqrt strptime tan timestamp_custom timestamp_local timestamp_utc Each of them have the exact same default functionality but a different number of arguments. But what that template does is checks that the door is “closed” (state == ‘on’ or whatever) and that the “states. Use this: Filter timestamp_utc converts a UNIX timestamp to its string representation representation as date/time in UTC timezone. You can change the duration and it won’t affect the current run. For Template Triggers, Home Assistant only listens for state-changes of entities, not functions. Oct 10, 2019 · date_time objects require that the strings be in a specific format before you can use them in a timestamp conversion. PtP (Mike) October 14, 2016, 7:03pm 1. Open source home automation that puts local control and privacy first. The sensors that are created by that attribute being filtered by a template sensor are not correct, eg 2022-07-31T23:30:00+00:00. The warning message is telling you that the result of all of this: as_timestamp(state_attr('sensor. Jul 21, 2023 · I can show that counter value and recognize that it’s minutes but I’ve tried to show it in hours and days for times when it is unoccupied and that’s where I’ve stumbled. value_template: >. grep -i tz * -r. Dividing by 3600 turns it into hours. 5 I had a template that would count up the time since a entity was last updated. After over a week of internet and forum searches I think I’ve now got a lot of it figured out. time isn’t a valid date_time string. peter')))) / 3600 }} the result is … Result type: number 1. if I subtract 6 hours that is close. When i get the last_changed attribute from the homeassistant logbook in the states table with a sql sensor (Maria DB on Synology NAS) the returned timestamp has no attribute ‘tzinfo when try to convert the UTC-timestamp with as_local () ThisBytes5 (ThisBytes5) January 23, 2021, 2:24am 6. 0 timestamp local: 1474030489. Change the value of input_datetime. Time zone in the UK is UTC+1 currently. Click the add button and then choose the Date and/or time option. “ { { as_timestamp (state_attr (‘sun. When I set the on and off input_datetime time within the range on the am hours, it never becomes true. Does input_datetime always return values as local time? Oct 8, 2019 · precision: 1. custom', 'last_updated') }}" Can Jan 8, 2022 · docs state that either a UNIX timestamp or ISO format string must be returned for the device class, but what if it is undefined? You could make it return the Unix Epoch: 1970-01-01T00:00:00+00:00. This shows up in HA as a timestamp entity. data: datetime: "{{ now() }}" target: May 9, 2020 · domain: light. Mar 26, 2020 · Your timestamp is provided in local time while HA interprets it as utc time internally, but displays back in your local time. date_time_iso is a valid date_time string and can be converted using the as_timestamp () method. I have tried setting the variable TZ globally but it didn’t have any effect on the templates whatsoever, even after a system reboot. It seems, that the zigbee connection (with zigbee2mqtt) is not 100% stable, so I would like to check, when the sensor has sended the last updated. So remaining is the attribute that you use to get the ‘current duration’. I would: transform the seconds into → hours:minutes:seconds 00:00:00 *¹. I tried various attempts like the one described in Convert UNIX Time to normal Time or Timestamp convertion + time difference - #2 by Troon. How can I convert these attributes to my local time zone and a format like this: dd. Basically every time in linux as a whole is epoch time. The template relies on now() to supply the current time. Mar 24, 2020 · Hi ALl, Im testing a new automation. The first method converts all times to strings and then compares them. time’ is correct at local time, and my input_datetime is set to the local time I want the alarm to go off, true/nothing should be the correct template. nar_ska_bilen_vara_uppvarmd_imorgon and you will see the template produces a time that’s always 2 hours earlier than the input_datetime’s value. Perfect to run on a Raspberry Pi or a local server. The following example adds an offset of 5 minutes (300 seconds) to each time but you can change it to whatever you need (you can also subtract the offset). But I get it (in a glance card, inside a custom vertical card) in timestamp UTC, but I would it in “human readable” format (e. state|timestamp}} the problem however is that the sensor delivers the time in a format that does not include date so the timestamp will not work… Any idea of how to May 31, 2020 · Apparently there are 22 different ways of telling the time across Germany with one option being “ It is 2 minutes past, 10 minutes to 3 ” So I won’t comment on your format. Here is the sensor output as an integer: 1671693131000. According to this blog post, dated February 2018:. As soon as i start adding the “timedelta” into the template, I am getting errors. The rest of this automation works fine, but those lines does not seem to execute at all. Though it set to true about 9 hours later. Can anyone spot what I am doing wrong. use this value to give me the end time (knowing the current time) end of cook 18:35:00. date_time. neither is sensor. dt. I suppose this can be done with something like {{now()|timestamp - states. timestamp is now a measure of the number of seconds between UTC time and the epoch. Oct 10 2020 (timezone Europe/Brussels) is done with the following range: [1602280800000, 1602367200000) where 1602280800000 is the UTC timestamp for Oct 10th 2020 and 1602367200000 Apr 25, 2019 · This template relied on the fact that now(). bus_estimated and its value is in UTC such as 2018-03-03T23:07:49Z There’s two things I’d like to do Convert that to local time, such as 9. effective_local) was None. Jan 23, 2021 · Hey! I am trying to trigger an automation notification at a “sensor time” minus a “input_datetime” value. Oct 3, 2019 · Hi all Im trying to add a sensor to my HA that that shows how many days its been since my irrigation has watered a zone on my frontend. My current templating is as below and this is working, but the “offset” time is in the code not taken from an input_datetime value: {{ as Sep 16, 2016 · local: 2016-09-16 14:54:49 timestamp local: 1474030489. I’ve had HomeAssistant monitoring my oil tank for a few years now, but in the last few releases I’m seeing log errors due to the rtl433 sensor timestamps not being properly formatted. The sensor value is in local tz, but when used in a template its UTC. night_time', 'last_triggered')) |int(0) ) > 43200}} Automation will be: If someone arrives home and automation. Thus, I can not use it to display the remaining time (in minutes). 097891 # timestamp utcnow gives timestamp now utc: 2016-09-16 12:54:49 timestamp utc: 1474023289. I have a sensor reporting its last_update in this format: last_update: 19-05-2021 10:23. 45am, then it should calculate “4 minutes”) The next parts to Feb 2, 2021 · homeassistant: name: Home latitude: !secret home_latitude longitude: !secret home_longitude elevation: 200 unit_system: metric time_zone: Asia/Tokyo This is the binary sensor in question. flemming_phone_next_alarm_date_and_time')) %} {% set time_now = as_timestamp(states('sensor May 9, 2015 · From now on all internal communication will be done in UTC: time changed events, datetime attributes of states, etc. Nov 10, 2021 · This post will cover all possible ways to define default. Time format (like in a. I’m using the timestamp_custom format below but there are 2 issues: By default, it sees the counter value as seconds and not minutes. datetime object, with time zone information, or None. payload : Object object on: "Fri, 17 Aug 2018 18:48:31 GMT" off: "Fri, 17 Aug 2018 21:43:39 GMT" state: "off" In HA I have created two mqtt sensors, where I extract the on and off times from the mqtt topic Oct 30, 2019 · value_template: > {% set alarm_time = as_timestamp(states('input_datetime. if I want to get the trigger at 11:00, I have to set it to 9:00) I’m Aug 31, 2021 · It’s only available when running and it just tells you the duration of the current time. Or the _local variant if needed. I want 1 hour before the start_time a notification. last_updated) }}" It would count up from seconds and then to minutes since the sensor was updated. I see the “correct” time on the home assistant overview page, however, the set time in the input_datetime is triggered 2 hours after the expected time (i. I have this as a template but not entirely sure if it will do what I want: {{ ( as_timestamp(now()) - as_timestamp(state_attr('automation. My device has some sensors included (temperatur, humidity, pressur, battery level) and those do not update simultaniously. {% set f = as_timestamp(states('sensor. sensor: # MQTT Topic Update metadata. Aug 18, 2023 · as_timestamp (states. I thought this was the script how to work… for example start time is: 14:00 so when I do -3600 is 1 hour then I get a “true” right? But with this automation I get every hour a notification also when its more then 1 Feb 16, 2023 · I have “created” (more or less copy/paste from another HA user) a timestamp sensor that locates the cheapest continues hours to charge my EV car and it returns the start-time. Oct 19, 2020 · Actually, it’s not odd at all. The value is good. Tweet; Share Sep 22, 2018 · Replace the number with whatever holds the time. state < "21:30" %} homeassistant. Nov 15, 2021 · I keep seeing the same question about the new default argument for the templating. Read your question on why it wasn’t working and I think this is why; May 10, 2017 · Thanks. 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