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May I suggest to use human readable topics instead? e.g. "L1_Current_Instantaneous". This makes it much easier to decipher the topics. Also using / as deviders, is confusing from a MQTT...

> > May I suggest to use human readable topics instead? e.g. "L1_Current_Instantaneous". This makes it much easier to decipher the topics. > > That would mean maintaining a mapping...

Yes, I've also found that installing the fonts, makes it better. However I'm not that crazy about the font itself, which was why I asked for the application to use...

 Graphs from Home Assistant. The top is a Oregon Scientific sensor which is pretty precise, the bottom read from the boiler. They seem to follow the same pattern all...

Aaah, that explains it :) I'll have to look into how I can get that data out. I assume it's only available via Telnet?

You have to create your sensors manually in the configuration.yaml file. E.g.: ``` sensor: - platform: mqtt name: "Outdoor temperature" state_topic: "irt-esp/boiler_data" device_class: "temperature" value_template: "{{ value_json.outdoorTemp }}" qos: 0...

@AndreKotze Thanks for the suggestion, however I'm a Firefox user :). Also, since Uptime Kuma auto-refreshes the dashboard, I also think it should do the same with status pages.

Same problem here. Versions: Home Assistant 2022.8.7 Supervisor 2022.08.6 Operating System 8.5 Frontend 20220802.0 - latest Add-on: 1.2.3

That automation doesn't do it for me either :(. Still need to start it manually again.

Does anyone know if the integration has been abandoned by @dchesterton? He used to be very responsive in fixing stuff. Hope he's all right.