A simple gnome shell extension for Home Assistant. Check the README on github for additional help! Main points: - You need to provide the url of your hass, a long live access token obtained from your profile page (on your hass web instance) and the entity ids of the entities you want to have as togglable. - In order to add some local temperature/humidity sensor, you may also provide a temperature and/or a humidity entity id (which should match the corresponding ids of your hass instance).
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Thanks! but you still creating objects in global scope (line 30, 34 and 41 prefs.js). Create them as local in `buildPrefsWidget()` and pass them as argument or dependency injection to the functions and classes needing them. We are against that because those global variables won't get garbage collected after window close.
I was under the impression that e.g. `notebook` would get destroyed right after calling `buildPrefsWidget()` and the GUI would collapse. But, apparently, it remains as a structure in the Gtk.Grid instance that uses it (which makes sense). I haven't worked on pure software development for quite some time, and I guess I need to refresh my skills. I appreciate the help and explanations! Hopefully my next release will be fine.
Home Assistant Extension