Check out Music Assistant. Although predominantly for broadcasting music to WiFi enabled speakers such as HomePod and Echo, it exposes those speakers to Home Assistant to use as you wish.
Home Assistant beginners
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I looked at doing something similar a good while ago. ApexCharts has options to reverse the Y axis for a series and also auto-invert data points for a series so you don't need to create a new sensor for it. I did get it working but it just didn't look right for me because I was trying to show daily energy usage and the gas usage varies quite wildly throughout the year (almost no usage in summer, maximum usage in winter) where as electricity is fairly consistent all year. In the end I opted for two individual column charts that were stripped down to look more like the mini-chart-card. minimalistic/clean but with actual numbers on the columns to show usage.
Also just in case you haven't seen this yet, almost all of the ApexCharts config options will work in this card too even if they aren't listed on the apex-charts-card GitHub page: https://apexcharts.com/docs/options/
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Got Home Assistant installed on a Pi5 with a M.2, PoE adapter board.
It all seems to be working, connect a monitor and it says it's running and has an IP to proceed via browser or app.
But I can't connect tried both http://homeassistant.local:8123 and the IP version. I can ping both no problem.
I can connect to the :4357 and everything is correct.
I get an Error Code -6
net::ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED
It all seems to be working, connect a monitor and it says it's running and has an IP to proceed via browser or app.
But I can't connect tried both http://homeassistant.local:8123 and the IP version. I can ping both no problem.
I can connect to the :4357 and everything is correct.
I get an Error Code -6
net::ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED
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Yes i tried all that, i have it running on my NAS as well and no issue accessing that so it wasnt network related.
Fixed it in the end with this set of commands.
ha > core stop
ha > login
# cd /mnt/data/supervisor
# mv homeassistant homeassistant_borked
# mkdir homeassistant
# CTRL-D (drop back to ha shell)
ha > core rebuild
ha > core start
And it worked, all sorted.
Fixed it in the end with this set of commands.
ha > core stop
ha > login
# cd /mnt/data/supervisor
# mv homeassistant homeassistant_borked
# mkdir homeassistant
# CTRL-D (drop back to ha shell)
ha > core rebuild
ha > core start
And it worked, all sorted.