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# You need to run the .ps file in PowerShell so that the functions get
# loaded but after that you can just use them like regular commands.
#
# e.g.
# Get-MastodonServerBlock `
#     -domain source.social `
#     -accessToken "source_domain_token" |
# Foreach-Object {
#     Add-MastodonServerBlock `
#         -domain target.social `

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# This file is the common stuff that both the recroom heatpump and the livingroom heatpump
# can use.

# This defines the climate mode for the whole house. Since I have a mini-split heat pump,
# the two indoor units don't like it if one is set to cooling and the other to heating.
input_select:
  climate_mode:
    name: Climate mode
    options:
      - "Off"

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# This file describes the climate component that will get displayed on the Home Assistant
# UI, and ultimately is what people will interact with to control the living room heat pump

#######################################################
# climate component
#######################################################
climate:
  - platform: mqtt
    name: livingroom
    current_temperature_topic: tele/NodeMCU03/SENSOR

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automation:
  - id: rf_signal_receiver
    alias: rf_signal_receiver
    trigger:
      - platform: mqtt
        topic: tele/RFBridge/RESULT
    condition:
      - condition: template
        value_template: >
          {{ trigger.payload_json["RfReceived"] is not none }}