Most popular Home Assistant integrations → candidates for Gladys external integrations

[guim31]

The evening wave is out:

• Matomo: one device per site (current visitors, visits, unique visitors, and page views of the day, goals achieved), a widget, and triggers on a visitor spike, the first visitor, a goal achieved, or a site without visits for too long, just like Umami. Tested against a real self-hosted Matomo 5.14. GitHub - guim31/gladys-matomo: Matomo web analytics (live visitors, daily visits, goals) for Gladys Assistant · GitHub
• Memos: write a note in Memos from a scene (private by default), view the latest notes on the dashboard, and launch a scene when a note arrives, or only with the chosen label. Gladys 5.2 and Memos 0.31 or newer are required. Tested against a real Memos 0.31. GitHub - guim31/gladys-memos: Memos notes: write a note from a scene, latest notes, tag triggers, for Gladys Assistant · GitHub
• ntopng: one device per monitored interface (incoming and outgoing throughput, active hosts and flows, ongoing alerts), with triggers on a new alert, a new host on the network, or too high throughput, and a widget. The free Community edition is sufficient. Tested against a real ntopng 7.0 Community, on a test network. GitHub - guim31/gladys-ntopng: ntopng network traffic monitoring (throughput, hosts, alerts) for Gladys Assistant · GitHub
• Met Éireann: the official Irish weather in Gladys (forecasts from the Irish model), with the alerts of the chosen county and triggers when an alert changes or rain arrives. Tested with real data, even if I don’t have a Gladys in Ireland ^^ GitHub - guim31/gladys-met-eireann: Met Eireann Irish weather forecasts and official warnings for Gladys Assistant · GitHub
• GeoJSON / GeoRSS Feeds: paste the address of any geolocated event feed (earthquakes, alerts, fires…), the integration keeps those that fall within a radius around the house, with a trigger for each new event. For earthquakes and disasters, EMSC and GDACS remain more comprehensive. Tested with real public feeds. GitHub - guim31/gladys-geofeeds: GeoJSON and GeoRSS event feeds filtered around your home for Gladys Assistant · GitHub

Not yet tested in a real Gladys installation: your feedback is welcome.

[guim31]

Night wave, recap here at the exit:

• FreshRSS: the number of unread articles per category or per feed, a widget, and a scene that launches on a new article from a selected feed, like Miniflux
• Unbound: DNS resolver statistics (queries, cache rate, response time), with triggers when it no longer responds or when queries run away
• FMI: official Finnish weather (observations and forecasts from the weather institute), in line with SMHI and Met.no
• TfL: the status of London Underground lines, Overground and DLR, and the next stops at a station, with a trigger when a line is disrupted
• Hochwasser (LHP): water levels of stations in German Länder and their alert level, in addition to PEGELONLINE which only covers federal waterways

If someone was already on it, let me know

[guim31]

The night wave has arrived:

• FreshRSS: the account, categories, and selected feeds with their unread articles, a widget for the latest unread items with a « Mark as Read » button, a scene that launches on a new article (filterable by keyword), and actions to mark everything as read, just like Miniflux. You need to enable the API in FreshRSS. Tested against a real FreshRSS 1.30. GitHub - guim31/gladys-freshrss: FreshRSS: unread articles, new-article triggers for Gladys Assistant · GitHub
• Unbound: DNS resolver statistics via its native remote control (queries per minute, cache rate, response time, SERVFAIL, and NXDOMAIN), a widget, and triggers when it stops responding, when it comes back online, when SERVFAIL increases, or when queries spike. Clearing the cache from a scene is possible but disabled by default. Tested against a real Unbound 1.25. GitHub - guim31/gladys-unbound: Unbound DNS resolver statistics (queries, cache hit rate, response time) for Gladys Assistant · GitHub
• FMI: official Finnish weather in Gladys (measurements from the nearest station, 9-day forecasts) with alerts from the institute and rain and alert triggers, in line with Met Éireann. Tested with real data (Helsinki, Tampere, Rovaniemi). GitHub - guim31/gladys-fmi: FMI Finnish Meteorological Institute weather (observations, forecasts) for Gladys Assistant · GitHub
• TfL: status of London lines (Tube, Overground, DLR, Elizabeth line, tram, bus) and next departures at your stops, two widgets, a trigger when a line is disrupted or returns to normal, and a « It’s time to go. » Without a key, a free TfL key is possible. Tested with the real TfL API. GitHub - guim31/gladys-tfl: Transport for London: Tube, Overground and DLR line status and arrivals for Gladys Assistant · GitHub
• Hochwasser (LHP): water levels, flow rates, and alert levels (0 to 4) from stations in six states (Bavaria, Baden-Württemberg, Saxony, North Rhine-Westphalia, Hesse, Rhineland-Palatinate, around 2,100 stations), with triggers when an alert is raised or lowered, in addition to PEGELONLINE. The other ten states are not covered (listed in the README). Tested with real portals, but no stations were on alert: alerts were only seen in testing. GitHub - guim31/gladys-lhp: German state flood portal (LHP): river levels and warning stages for Gladys Assistant · GitHub

As usual, none of these have yet run on a real Gladys instance used by someone on a daily basis: your feedback is welcome

[guim31]

Morning vagueness, recap here at the exit:

• Hong Kong Observatory: Hong Kong’s official weather (current conditions, 9-day forecast) and its alerts (typhoons, rain), in the same vein as Met Éireann and FMI
• Meteo.lt: Lithuania’s official weather (observations and forecasts from the institute), same family
• GIOŚ: Poland’s official air quality, station by station (index, PM2.5, PM10, NO₂, O₃), with a trigger when the index deteriorates
• IMGW-PIB: Water levels of Polish rivers and their alert levels, like Vigicrues, PEGELONLINE and the Environment Agency
• Stookwijzer: The Dutch RIVM’s advice on whether you can light your wood stove (wind and air quality), with a trigger when the advice turns red

If anyone was already on it, let me know

[guim31]

The early morning wave is out:

• Hong Kong Observatory: Official Hong Kong weather in Gladys (current bulletin, 9-day forecast, rain in the hour by the Observatory’s immediate forecast) with the signals in force (typhoon, amber/red/black rain, heat…) and triggers when a signal is issued, worsened, or lifted. No hourly forecast: the Observatory does not publish it in open data. Tested with real data (no typhoon that day, signals only seen in test). GitHub - guim31/gladys-hko: Hong Kong Observatory weather: current conditions, 9-day forecast and warning signals for Gladys Assistant · GitHub
• Meteo.lt: Official Lithuanian weather (measurements from the nearest station, 7-day forecast) with the rain in the hour trigger, in line with FMI. No alerts: the official API does not publish them. Tested with real data. GitHub - guim31/gladys-meteo-lt: Meteo.lt Lithuanian Hydrometeorological Service weather (observations, forecasts) for Gladys Assistant · GitHub
• GIOŚ: Air quality from official Polish stations, hourly (Polish index from 0 to 5, PM2.5, PM10, NO₂, O₃…), with triggers when the air quality worsens and when it improves. Tested with real data. GitHub - guim31/gladys-gios: GIOS air quality in Poland: index, PM2.5, PM10, NO2, O3 by station for Gladys Assistant · GitHub
• IMGW-PIB: Water levels (and flows, temperatures when available) from around 900 Polish river and lake stations, with their warning and alarm levels and triggers when a threshold is crossed, like PEGELONLINE and LHP. Tested with real data. GitHub - guim31/gladys-imgw: IMGW-PIB Polish river levels and warning stages for Gladys Assistant · GitHub
• Stookwijzer: The official RIVM advice in the Netherlands for knowing if you can light your wood stove without bothering your neighbors (yellow, orange, red, with wind and air quality), a widget, and triggers when the advice turns red. Tested with real data (the whole country was on yellow: orange and red seen in test). GitHub - guim31/gladys-stookwijzer: Stookwijzer (RIVM): wood-burning advice in the Netherlands for Gladys Assistant · GitHub

None of these have yet run for someone living there: your feedback is welcome

[guim31]

Late morning wave, recap here at the exit:

• Air quality in Norway: MET Norway’s air quality forecasts (index and pollutants hour by hour, where we live), with a trigger when the air quality deteriorates
• London Air: London’s air quality index, borough by borough and station by station (King’s College), in line with GIOŚ
• Brottsplatskartan: Swedish police interventions around your home (burglaries, fires, accidents), with a trigger when something happens within the chosen radius
• FAA Airport Delays: Status of US airports (departure and arrival delays, regulation programs, closures), practical before a flight
• NOAA Tides: The next high and low tides and water level at NOAA stations in the US, the equivalent of Marées France

If anyone was already on it, let me know

[guim31]

The morning wave has been released:

• Air Quality in Norway: MET Norway’s official forecast in Gladys, at the neighborhood level (Norwegian index and pollutants, now and for the next 24 hours), for every home in Norway and the stations we add, with triggers when the air quality degrades (now or in the forecast) and when it improves. Tested with real data (Oslo, Bergen, Trondheim). GitHub - guim31/gladys-air-norway: Norwegian air quality forecasts from MET Norway (index and pollutants) for Gladys Assistant · GitHub
• London Air: The DAQI index from the London Air Quality Network (Imperial College), borough by borough and site by site, hour by hour, with the index of each pollutant and triggers when pollution rises or falls. Tested with real data. GitHub - guim31/gladys-londonair: London Air Quality Network: air quality index by borough and station for Gladys Assistant · GitHub
• Brottsplatskartan: Events published by the Swedish police around your home, in a county or in the places you name (number over 24 hours by category: burglary, theft, fire, accident…, and the latest one), with a trigger for each new event. Tested with real data (Stockholm, Gothenburg, Malmö). GitHub - guim31/gladys-brottsplatskartan: Swedish police events near your home (Brottsplatskartan) for Gladys Assistant · GitHub
• FAA Airport Delays: The status of US airports (ground stops, delay programs, departure and arrival delays with their cause, closures) and a trigger when the FAA declares or lifts something. Useful before a flight. Tested on the real feed, and on recorded responses on a stormy day and a snowy day. GitHub - guim31/gladys-faa: FAA airport status: US airport delays, ground stops and closures for Gladys Assistant · GitHub
• NOAA Tides: The American counterpart to Will_71’s Marées France, for the 3,500 NOAA stations (next high and low tides, predicted height, rising or falling tide, and measured height and water temperature when the station provides them), in meters or feet, with triggers before the tide. Tested with real data (San Francisco, New York, Boston). Not for navigation, obviously. GitHub - guim31/gladys-noaa-tides: NOAA tide predictions and water levels at US stations for Gladys Assistant · GitHub

None of these have yet run with a real user in these countries: your feedback is welcome

[lmilcent]

Five new integrations from batch 14 have been published, this time for energy meters and solar. They will be available in the store at the next indexer run, and „Install from GitHub“ already works with the link to each repository. All are read-only: none of them control anything.

energieleser v0.1.1 : GitHub - LM1LC3N7/gladys-energieleser: Gladys Assistant external integration for energieleser optical meter readers (local, read only). Unofficial. · GitHub
The German electric meter reader energieleser „stromleser“ (nineti GmbH), via its local API, without cloud: net power every 10 seconds, consumption index (1.8.0) for Gladys energy tracking, indexes by tariff, injection and power of each phase in simple sensors. The index goes through a guard: never 0, a decrease or a jump is retained until you accept it. Limits: one reader per integration, only the stromleser is managed (gas, water and heat are recognized and refused), no automatic discovery. Ported from energieleser.py (MIT, the manufacturer’s library).

inexogy v0.1.1 : GitHub - LM1LC3N7/gladys-inexogy: Gladys Assistant external integration for inexogy (Discovergy) smart meters (official API, read only). Unofficial, not affiliated with inexogy. · GitHub
The smart meters inexogy (formerly Discovergy), via the official API with the email and password of the account: power, consumption index kept for energy tracking, tariffs, injection, power and voltage of each phase, and gas and water meters in volume (outside energy tracking). Limits: up to ten meters, no import of history, the scales of the values are those of Home Assistant and the water meters have never been seen. Ported from pydiscovergy (MIT).

Rainforest Eagle v0.1.2 : GitHub - LM1LC3N7/gladys-rainforest-eagle: Gladys Assistant external integration for Rainforest Eagle-200 and Eagle-3 energy gateways (local, read only). Unofficial. · GitHub
The Rainforest Eagle-200 gateways (the Eagle-3 should work, not verified), meters from the United States and Canada, via the local API with the Cloud ID and the installation code from the label: net power, consumption index kept, energy sent to the grid in a simple sensor. Limits: the Eagle-100 (other API) is not managed. Ported from aioeagle (Apache-2.0).

Zinvolt v0.1.1 : GitHub - LM1LC3N7/gladys-zinvolt: Gladys Assistant external integration for Zinvolt home batteries (read only). Unofficial, not affiliated with Zinvolt. · GitHub
The Zinvolt batteries of an account, via the cloud API: state of charge, power of the socket (the exchange of the device with the house, including solar, not the power of the battery itself), solar power, online and on-grid states, smart mode and settings. Limits: the sign of the socket power follows Home Assistant and remains to be confirmed on a real battery; no charging or discharging power, no energy index (the API has no meter). Ported from python-zinvolt (MIT).

Envertech v0.1.2 : GitHub - LM1LC3N7/gladys-envertech: Gladys Assistant external integration for Envertech microinverters through the EVT800 gateway (local, read only). Unofficial. · GitHub
The Envertech EVT800 microinverters, via their local TCP link („TCP server“ mode, port 14889), without cloud or account: solar power, alternating voltage, frequency, power, voltage, current and temperature of each input, and a solar production index for energy tracking, built as the sum of the counters of the inputs (it continues by itself if the inverter resets its counters to zero when waking up). At night, the inverter sleeps: power 0, no error. Limits: one inverter per integration, up to two inputs, protocol not documented by Envertech. Ported from pyenvertechevt800 (MIT).

None of them have yet run with a real device: your feedback is welcome in the GitHub issues.

[lmilcent]

Five last integrations of batch 14, for the smart home. With the two previous messages, the batch contains 15 modules. They will arrive at the store on the next indexer pass, and “Install from GitHub” already works with the link of each repository.

ISY v0.1.2 : GitHub - LM1LC3N7/gladys-isy: Gladys Assistant external integration for Universal Devices ISY994, eisy and Polisy (IoX) controllers (local). Unofficial. · GitHub
Universal Devices controllers (ISY994, IoX on an eisy or a Polisy), locally: nodes (Insteon dimmers and switches, locks, thermostats, I/O Linc, sensors), read-only variables, programs from a “Gladys” folder with a “Run” button, and keypad, keyboard, and remote control button presses as scene triggers. A light or switch only exists as such if you declare its safe address; otherwise read-only, and the control buttons are disabled by default, like “Run”. Limits: locks and thermostats read-only. Ported from PyISY (Apache-2.0).

Automate Pulse v0.1.2 : GitHub - LM1LC3N7/gladys-automate-pulse: Gladys Assistant external integration for Rollease Acmeda Automate shades through the Pulse Hub v2 (local). Unofficial. · GitHub
Rollease Acmeda Automate shades via the Pulse Hub v2, locally, without cloud: each shade is a shutter (open, close, stop, position, motor battery). The hub’s self-signed certificate is pinned; another one stops everything until you trust it. Stop never waits behind another command. Limits: one hub per integration, undocumented protocol, tested only against a simulated hub. Ported from aiopulse2 (Apache-2.0).

LCN v0.1.1 : GitHub - LM1LC3N7/gladys-lcn: Gladys Assistant external integration for LCN building automation through LCN-PCHK (local). Unofficial, not affiliated with ISSENDORFF. · GitHub
LCN home automation (Germany, Austria, Switzerland), locally, via LCN-PCHK: modules with their serial number and name, outputs and relays, binary sensors, variables (temperature, humidity, light, CO2), read-only regulator setpoints, button presses as scene triggers, and LCN scenes as actions. Outputs and relays are read-only until you declare them in “Ports”; the “Turn On” and “Turn Off” buttons and the scene action are disabled by default, and “Turn Off” always takes precedence. Limits: LCN-PCHK only (neither LCN-PKE nor USB), no shutters, thresholds, LEDs, or access control. Ported from pypck (MIT).

Flexit Nordic v0.1.1 : GitHub - LM1LC3N7/gladys-flexit: Gladys Assistant external integration for Flexit Nordic ventilation units (local, BACnet/IP). Unofficial, not affiliated with Flexit. · GitHub
Flexit Nordic heat recovery ventilation units (S2, S3, S4, CL2, CL3, CL4, KS3), via local BACnet/IP: temperatures, setpoints, humidities, fans, heat exchanger, electric battery, filter, operating mode, hood, and chimney. Commands are disabled by default, and a stopped unit is never restarted. Warning: the chimney mode puts the unit under positive pressure. Limits: no automatic discovery (the address is entered), the ventilation stop is not offered. Ported from flexit_bacnet (MIT).

SensorPush v0.1.1 : GitHub - LM1LC3N7/gladys-sensorpush: Gladys Assistant external integration for SensorPush sensors through the official Gateway Cloud API (read only). Unofficial. · GitHub
SensorPush sensors (HT1, HT.w, HTP.xw…) via the official cloud API, read-only: temperature, humidity, pressure, dew point, vapor pressure deficit, battery, and signal. A Wi-Fi G1 gateway is required (no Bluetooth). A sensor that no longer reports sends nothing: it never appears alive. Limits: read every 5 minutes by default, up to fifty sensors. Ported from sensorpush-api and sensorpush-ha (BSD 2-Clause).

None have yet run with a real device: your feedback is welcome in the GitHub issues.

[lmilcent]

I’m taking on 15 new integrations still available, for a batch 15 aimed at hardware sold in Europe. I checked it today in the follow-up of @Will_71, in this thread (up to #374), in the store, in Gladys’ core, and on GitHub. None are announced or reserved by anyone else; if I’m wrong, let me know and I’ll remove it. Each is based on an existing and maintained library (or official documentation), without GPL, and without imitating the official application.

Sauna, heating, ventilation, movement

• Saunum: Saunum Leil sauna controls, locally; ignition disabled by default, capped setpoint.
• TOLO: TOLO saunas and steam generators (App Box), locally; ignition disabled by default, capped setpoint and duration.
• Compit: Compit heating regulators (boilers, heat pumps) via the iNext cloud; setpoints and modes disabled by default.
• Salda Smarty: Salda Smarty double-flow ventilation, locally (Modbus TCP); controls disabled by default.
• MotionMount: Vogel’s MotionMount motorized TV mounts, locally; movements disabled by default.

Energy, lighting, sensors

• Autarco (P4): Autarco inverters and batteries via the official API, read-only.
• E3/DC (P3): E3/DC storage systems, locally (RSCP), read-only.
• Iskra: Iskra meters and gateways, locally, read-only.
• Sunricher DALI: Sunricher DALI Center gateways, locally.
• Ruuvi Gateway (P4): RuuviTag sensors relayed by the Ruuvi gateway, locally (Bluetooth remains in the gateway).

Relays, public data, niche

• PG LAB: PG LAB Electronics cards (relays, shutters, inputs), locally via MQTT.
• NASweb: NASweb modules (relays, inputs, sensors), locally; relays disabled by default.
• Trafikverket (P3): Swedish road weather stations from Trafikverket, via the official open API.
• EcoTracker (P3): EcoTracker electric meter reader (everhome), locally, read-only.
• Tilt Pi: Tilt hydrometers via the Tilt Pi app, locally (for homebrewers).

Still on SDK 0.15, in French and English. I publish them in groups of five, with a recap here each time. Testers welcome!

[guim31]

Afternoon wave, shorter (the pool of testable ideas is dwindling), recap here at the end:

• Plausible Analytics: visitors to his self-hosted site (right now, today, page views), in the vein of Umami and Matomo, with a trigger on a peak in visits
• Kanboard: tasks from his Kanboard boards (overdue, to do today), with triggers when a task is due, like for Vikunja and Planka
• MeTube: the MeTube download queue (the web interface for yt-dlp), and a scene action to add a video to it
• rTorrent / ruTorrent added to gladys-torrent (minor version), alongside qBittorrent, Transmission, and Deluge

If anyone was already on it, let me know

[guim31]

The afternoon wave is out:

• Plausible Analytics : every Plausible site (self-hosted or plausible.io) becomes a device with its current visitors and daily stats (visitors, visits, page views, bounce rate, most viewed page), a widget, and triggers on a visitor spike, the first visitor of the day, or a site that no longer receives visits (broken tracking script). Tested against a real Plausible Community Edition 3.2.1, not yet on plausible.io. GitHub - guim31/gladys-plausible: Plausible Analytics (self-hosted): live visitors, today's visitors and pageviews for Gladys Assistant · GitHub
• Kanboard : today’s tasks, overdue tasks, and the next task for each project, triggers when a task is due or becomes overdue, and scene actions to create a task, close one, or read today’s tasks in the morning. Tested against a real Kanboard 1.2.56. GitHub - guim31/gladys-kanboard: Kanboard tasks for Gladys Assistant: overdue and due-today tasks, scene triggers · GitHub
• MeTube : the MeTube (yt-dlp’s web interface) download queue and its progress, completed downloads and errors on the dashboard, triggers when a download finishes or fails, and a scene action to add a video. Tested against a real MeTube, with the actual download of a public domain video. GitHub - guim31/gladys-metube: MeTube (yt-dlp web UI) download queue and scene action for Gladys Assistant · GitHub
• rTorrent added to gladys-torrent (version 1.1.0), alongside qBittorrent, Transmission, and Deluge: via its XML-RPC published over HTTP as in ruTorrent or Flood installations, with the same features, triggers, and actions as the other clients. Tested against a real rTorrent 0.16. GitHub - guim31/gladys-torrent: qBittorrent, Transmission and Deluge torrent clients for Gladys Assistant · GitHub

Your feedback is welcome

[guim31]

Evening brainstorm, four of us, recap here at the end:

• Mopidy: the Mopidy music server controlled from Gladys (play, pause, volume, current track, playlists), via its JSON-RPC API, in addition to the MPD integration
• Meteoclimatic: the amateur weather stations from the Spanish Meteoclimatic network (temperature, humidity, pressure, wind, rain), the station of your choice or the nearest one
• Frank Energie: the dynamic electricity and gas prices from the Dutch provider Frank Energie, hour by hour, today and tomorrow, following in the footsteps of EnergyZero
• ComEd Hourly Pricing: the 5-minute and hourly electricity price from ComEd (Illinois), to shift high consumers to off-peak hours

If anyone was already on it, let me know

[guim31]

The evening wave is out:

• Mopidy: Mopidy music servers controlled by Gladys via their native API (local files, web radios, and all sources from extensions: Jellyfin, YouTube Music, TuneIn…): play, pause, track, volume, mute, start a playlist or search, doorbell sound then return to music, and what’s playing on the dashboard. Changes arrive in real-time. Tested against real Mopidy 3.4 and 4.0. If your Mopidy only exposes MPD, gladys-mpd is still there. GitHub - guim31/gladys-mopidy: Mopidy music server control (JSON-RPC) for Gladys Assistant · GitHub
• Meteoclimatic: readings from the 1,500 amateur stations of the Meteoclimatic network (Spain, Portugal, Andorra): temperature, humidity, pressure, wind, and today’s rain, every 10 to 15 minutes. Tested with real data. For the official in Spain, there is AEMET. GitHub - guim31/gladys-meteoclimatic: Meteoclimatic amateur weather stations (Spain) for Gladys Assistant · GitHub
• Frank Energie: the dynamic electricity and gas prices from the Dutch provider, the current hour, the cheapest hours, the curve for today and tomorrow, and triggers to start your devices at the right time, like EnergyZero. Tested on the real API (public prices, no customer account). GitHub - guim31/gladys-frank-energie: Frank Energie (Netherlands) dynamic electricity and gas prices for Gladys Assistant · GitHub
• ComEd Hourly Pricing: for ComEd (Illinois) hourly rate customers: 5-minute prices, hourly average (the one billed), day and next day forecasts, triggers on a threshold or negative price, and a scene action that finds the N cheapest hours before a deadline (dishwasher before 7 a.m.). Tested with real data: the calculated average matches exactly the official ComEd figure. GitHub - guim31/gladys-comed: ComEd Hourly Pricing (Illinois): 5-minute and hourly electricity prices for Gladys Assistant · GitHub

Your feedback is welcome

[guim31]

Night wave, four of us, recap here at the exit:

• Tube Archivist: the self-hosted YouTube archiver in Gladys (archived videos and channels, download queue, ongoing tasks), with a trigger when a new video arrives
• Nagios Core: the status of hosts and services monitored by Nagios (OK, warning, critical, unreachable), one device per host, to react in a scene when a service goes down
• Seafile: Seafile file storage and synchronization (used space, quota, libraries, synchronized devices), to be notified before it’s full
• PeerTube: a PeerTube instance followed from Gladys (new videos from a channel, ongoing live stream, subscribers, instance statistics)

If anyone was already on it, let me know

[guim31]

The night wave has arrived:

• Tube Archivist: The self-hosted YouTube archiver in Gladys: archived videos and channels, library size, download queue (pending, error), current task, last video, with triggers (new archived video, failed download, empty queue) and scene actions to restart subscription search or add a video to the queue. Tested against a real Tube Archivist 0.5.12, including downloads. GitHub - guim31/gladys-tubearchivist: Tube Archivist (self-hosted YouTube archiver) integration for Gladys Assistant: archived videos and channels, download queue, new video triggers · GitHub
• Nagios Core: One device per monitored host plus a global one (down hosts, critical services, warnings, stopped or frozen daemon), triggers when a host goes down or comes back and when a service goes into a problem, a widget of current issues, and scene actions to acknowledge or recheck a host. Same logic as the Icinga integration. Tested against a real Nagios Core 4.5.12. GitHub - guim31/gladys-nagios: Nagios Core integration for Gladys Assistant: host and service states as devices, alerts in scenes · GitHub
• Seafile: The used space and account quota, libraries and their last modification, synchronized devices, and on the admin side the server status; triggers when the quota exceeds a threshold or a library changes. Tested against a real Seafile CE 12. GitHub - guim31/gladys-seafile: Seafile integration for Gladys Assistant: storage usage and quota, libraries, synced devices · GitHub
• PeerTube: Followed channels on any instance (last video, subscribers, ongoing live stream), instance statistics and, with an account, notifications; triggers on a new video, a live stream that starts or ends, and a widget of the latest videos with their thumbnails. Tested against a real PeerTube 7.3 (including RTMP live streams) and on framatube.org. GitHub - guim31/gladys-peertube: PeerTube integration for Gladys Assistant: new videos from followed channels, live status, followers and instance statistics · GitHub

Your feedback is welcome

[guim31]

Morning brainstorm, three of us, recap here at the end:

• Graylog: Graylog alerts and events in Gladys (triggered event definitions, ongoing alerts, message rate, input status) to launch a scene when a log alert is triggered
• Piwigo: The Piwigo photo gallery followed from Gladys (photos, albums, last photo added, space used), with a trigger for each new addition
• Huginn: Huginn agents connected to Gladys (agents in error, last events, triggers on an event from a selected agent, and a scene action to send an event to an agent)

If anyone was already on it, let me know

[guim31]

The morning wave is out:

• Graylog: a device for the instance (message throughput, failed entries, storage health, alerts from the last 24 hours) and one per event definition followed, with triggers when an alert is triggered, an entry falls or starts again, or storage turns red, plus a widget of recent alerts. Tested against a real Graylog 6.1. Small subtlety of Graylog rights explained in the documentation: the Reader role alone does not see the events. GitHub - guim31/gladys-graylog: Graylog integration for Gladys Assistant: triggered events and alerts, message throughput, input state · GitHub
• Piwigo: the gallery (photos, albums, last photo added) and albums of your choice, a trigger for each new addition, and a widget of the latest photos with their thumbnails. Piwigo API key 16 or username and password. Tested against a real Piwigo 16.4. GitHub - guim31/gladys-piwigo: Piwigo photo gallery integration for Gladys Assistant: photos, albums, latest upload, new photo triggers · GitHub
• Huginn: a device per agent (last event, in error or not) and one for the instance, triggers when an agent creates an event (with an excerpt of its content) or goes into error, and scene actions to send an event to a Webhook Agent or launch an agent. Huginn has no API: the integration goes through the web session, like a browser. Tested against a real Huginn. GitHub - guim31/gladys-huginn: Huginn integration for Gladys Assistant: agents in error, latest events, agent event triggers, send events from scenes · GitHub

Your feedback is welcome

[guim31]

@Damien No, it wasn’t your fault: the widget was using the station name provided by the operator instead of the one you set in Gladys. This is fixed in version 1.0.1 of the IRVE integration: update it and the widget will display your name (it also refreshes when you rename the device). Thanks for the feedback