You need Home Assistant 2024.6.4 or newer, a dashboard you can edit, and access to Home Assistant’s configuration files. Navet Cards is an early beta.
Install the resource
- Open Navet Cards Releases, choose a release, read its notes, expand Assets, and download navet-cards.js. Dev, beta, and release-candidate builds are marked Pre-release.
- Copy the file into
/config/www/. If you createwwwfor the first time, restart Home Assistant. - Open your dashboard, choose Edit dashboard, open its menu, and choose Manage resources. Enable Advanced mode in your Home Assistant profile if this option is hidden.
- Add
/local/navet-cards.js?v=VERSIONas a JavaScript Module. ReplaceVERSIONwith the downloaded release version. Keep one resource entry for Navet Cards. - Refresh the dashboard in your browser.
For dashboards with a YAML-managed resource list, add this to the resource configuration:
resources: - url: /local/navet-cards.js?v=VERSION type: moduleSee Home Assistant’s dashboard resource documentation for resource configuration and storage versus YAML mode.
Add your first card
- Choose Edit dashboard, then Add card.
- Search for Navet and choose the light card.
- Select a light entity, give it a recognizable name, and choose Save.
- Finish dashboard editing. Try its on/off control and any supported brightness control.
For a YAML card, replace light.kitchen with an entity from your Home Assistant installation:
type: custom:navet-light-cardentity: light.kitchenname: Kitchen lightslayout: compactFind entity IDs in Home Assistant under Settings → Devices & services → Entities. If the picker is empty or the card does not appear, follow troubleshooting.
Next, build a room dashboard or choose a layout.