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Google Home Theme for Home Assistant

A theme and the configuration I have used in Home Assistant that closely resembles the Google Home Application design. This theme has a light and dark mode to keep inline with the functionality of the Google Home Applications.

This is not for personal use only, as it uses a lot of Google Design features which are their commercial property.

Info

Please be aware that this repository and instructions held within are still very much Work In Progress

I am also aware that a fair amount of my configuration and code can be reduced or shortened by use of templates. This is a planned update and will come in due course


           

Table of contents

Installation

This Theme uses a fair amount of pre-requist resources to function as desired. Please make sure to install the following using the methods designated by their individual installation guides:

Unfortunately Google Home Theme for Home Assistant has not yet been accepted into the Home Assistant Community Store (HACS) default list yet.

However, you can, add this repository via a few methods:

My Home Assistant Link (Recommended):

Open your Home Assistant instance and open a repository inside the Home Assistant Community Store.

Add HACS Custom Repository:

To install follow the below steps:

  • Open HACS (installation instructions are here).
  • Open the menu in the upper-right and select "Custom repositories".
  • Enter the repository:
https://github.com/beecho01/Google-Home-Theme-For-Home-Assistant
  • Select the category "Lovelace".
  • Select "ADD".
  • Open your configuration.yaml via File editor or other means.
  • Add the following (if it does not already exist), save and restart Home Assistant.
frontend:
  themes: !include_dir_merge_named themes

Manual:

  • Create the folder Google_Home into your /homeassistant/themes/ folder.
  • Upload the file google_home.yaml to the newly created folder /homeassistant/themes/Google_Home
  • Open your configuration.yaml via File editor or other means.
  • Add the following (if it does not already exist), save and restart Home Assistant.
frontend:
  themes: !include_dir_merge_named themes
  • Save, restart Home Assistant.

Usage and Preview

I have done my best to break down each individual page/view I have created and the necessary configuration and and components I have used. Please be aware that some methods I have used to gain access to Home Assitant components may not work for yourself and I hope methods that work for you can be found within the Home Assistant Community Forum.

Favourites

This pertains to the Favourites View or the default view in the configuration

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Application Reference Home Assistant View

Devices

This pertains to the Devices View. This is a self-populating page for each Area defined within.

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Application Reference Home Assistant View

Automations

This pertains to the Automations View. This is a self-populating page for each Automation that exists and a way to create new ones.

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Application Reference Home Assistant View

Activity

This pertains to the Activity View. This is a log of each activity for the domains: switch, light, climate annd camera.

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Application Reference Home Assistant View

Settings

This pertains to the Settings View.

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Application Reference Home Assistant View

Updates

This pertains to the Updates View. This shows sensors and notifications for updates from within HACs and HA itself.

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Application Reference Home Assistant View

Network

This pertains to the Network View.

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Application Reference Home Assistant View

Network Devices

This pertains to the Network Devices sub-view.

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Application Reference Home Assistant View

Network Points

This pertains to the Network Points sub-view.

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Application Reference Home Assistant View

Connected Devices

This pertains to the Connected Devices sub-view.

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Application Reference Home Assistant View

Share Password

This pertains to the Share Password sub-view.

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Application Reference Home Assistant View

Lighting

This pertains to the Lighting sub-view.

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Application Reference Home Assistant View

Cameras

This pertains to the Cameras sub-view.

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Application Reference Home Assistant View

Troubleshooting

Can't see the icons?

If you cannot see the new icons, or you get an empty box where you're expecting an icon, clear you brpwser cache and reload the Home Assistant interface.

Icons don't show on first load of the dash?

Did you add the resource in your configuration.yaml? See the installation section for details.

Community

There's a thread over at the home assistant forums that tracks this repo.

Thanks

  • Big thanks to @Nerwyn for the inspiration for this repository and work he's undertaken so far in his own repository.

Stargazers

Stargazers repo roster for @beecho01/Google-Home-Theme-For-Home-Assistant

Copyright and license

This work is licensed under a [Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License][cc-by-nc-sa]. I do this for fun, without charge, and to give back to the community. You may remix, tweak, and build upon this work non-commercially, as long as you credit the original author, provide a link to the license, and indicate if any changes were made. You may do so in any reasonable manner, but not in any way that suggests the licensor endorses you or your use unless agreed. If you remix, transform or build upon the material, you must distribute your contributions under the same or compatible license as the original.