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:house: My Home Assistant configuration, a bit different that others :) Be sure to :star2: this repository for updates!
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Not familiar with Home Assistant? Oh, you're in for a treat! :wink: It's an open source smart home platform that runs locally on, for example, a Raspberry Pi. It connects to over 2,000 different devices and services, from lights and sensors to media players and EVs, all without relying on some cloud. It's one of the most active open source projects on GitHub and is backed by the Open Home Foundation.
Hey! :wave: This is my personal Home Assistant configuration. I'm Frenck, the lead of the Home Assistant project and Chair of the Leader Committee at the Open Home Foundation.
I like to keep things tidy, so the whole configuration is modular using Home Assistant's packages pattern. Every integration gets its own file in the directory. No giant here :sweat_smile:
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integrations/, loaded as
packages.
Clean, organized, easy to find stuff.stable, beta, and dev versions of Home Assistant Core. If something
is going to break, I'll know before it hits a release :muscle:.
├── configuration.yaml # Minimal bootstrap, loads packages
├── integrations/ # Modular integration configs (packages)
├── automations/ # Split automation YAML files
├── scripts/ # Split script YAML files
├── scenes/ # Split scene YAML files
├── blueprints/ # Automation & script blueprints
├── esphome/ # ESPHome device configurations
├── secrets.yaml # Secrets (not in repo)
└── secrets.fake.yaml # Fake secrets for CI testing
The configuration.yaml is intentionally minimal. It only loads the
integrations/ directory as
packages.
Each integration gets its own file, keeping things clean and easy to
navigate.
I consider my personal Home Assistant configuration an active open-source project. So if you feel like adding an improvement, feel free to contribute.
We have set up a separate document containing our contribution guidelines.
Thank you for being involved! :heart_eyes:
Want to learn more or get involved? Here are some good starting points:
The original setup of this repository is by Franck Nijhof.
For a full list of all authors and contributors, check the contributor's page.
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