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#!/bin/bash

# If you're having difficulty running this file then ensure the file has execute permissions
# chmod 755 esphome_install.sh
# To run the script type:
# sudo ./esphome_install.sh

### START - Install Docker ###

# Remove any old docker files

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# Create this script and then add a card to the dashboard linking to the script
alias: Add New Zone
sequence:
  - service: zone.create
    metadata: {}
    data:
      radius: "{{radius|default(100)}}"
      name: "{{zone_name}}"
      latitude: "{{ state_attr('device_tracker.marc_phone','latitude') }}"
      longitude: "{{ state_attr('device_tracker.marc_phone','longitude') }}"

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# Create a Template Sensor in Home Assistant to show Liters Per Minute (L/m) instead of Meters Cubed Per Hour (m³/h)
# Set "Unit of Measurement" to "L/min" and "Device Class" to "Volume FLow Rate"

{{ (states('sensor.front_garden_sprinklers_flow') | float * 1000 / 60) | round(2) }}

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# Topic: zigbee2mqtt/Name of Device Here/set

# MQTT Payload
# This example releases 5 liters of water, once and then turns off

{
    "cyclic_quantitative_irrigation": {
        "total_number": 1,
        "irrigation_capacity": 5,
        "irrigation_interval": 0

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substitutions:

  device_name: "device-name-here"
  friendly_name: Device Name Here
  board_type: esp32dev
  framework: esp-idf # arduino or esp-idf (recommended for ESP32)

  # ESPHome API used by Home Assistant, etc

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substitutions:

  device_name: "device-name-here"
  friendly_name: Device Name Here
  board_type: esp32dev
  framework: esp-idf # arduino or esp-idf (recommended for ESP32)

  # ESPHome API used by Home Assistant, etc

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# The useful bit of this automation is the condition which stops false triggering of the automation.
# There are occasions whereby the button might go unavailable and you don't want that treated as a button press
alias: SwitchBot - Hub 3 - Buttons
description: ""
triggers:
  - trigger: state
    entity_id:
      - event.hub_3_button_1_button
    id: button1
  - trigger: state

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# Always good to update things first
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade

# Install SSH
sudo apt-get install openssh-server
# Enable Service
sudo systemctl enable ssh
# Allow through Firewall
sudo ufw allow ssh

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# Start iVentoy web interface for first time
sudo bash iventoy.sh start
# Start iVentoy Web interface and service (no need to press green button)
sudo bash iventoy.sh -R start

# Transfer ISO image from local machine to PXE Boot Server
scp thefilename.iso username@ipaddress:/isopath

# Create symbolic link so that ISOs can be saved somewhere else but seen by iVentoy
# iVentoy needs to see ISOs in the "iso" folder

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substitutions:

  device_name: "device-name-here"
  friendly_name: Device Name Here
  board_type: d1_mini

  # ESPHome API used by Home Assistant, etc
  # If you go to this page it generates one for you automatically!