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<p>Finding this little set of commands is one of the main reasons why I love the Command Line. Once I realized that almost everything that I was doing in a UI was possible on the CLI, the world opened up. One of the things I return to from time to time is when I can’t find a GIF I want to use in a message or email. Every time, I look up how to convert a video to a GIF and every time, I’m given a new solution....</p>
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<p>Checking for Entities If you’re following up on this from my first post, you’ve already added your AppDaemon script and confirmed that the AppDaemon logs don’t show any errors. Now is the true test if it’s working: do you have the new sensors in HomeAssistant?!
The best way to do this is by just type e from any screen in the HomeAssistant UI! That will bring up a list of entities....</p>
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