HassBox for Home Assistant

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https://hassbox.cn

A suite of tools and services for Home Assistant, featuring an app store for integrations, Lovecard custom Lovelace cards, and curated themes. It provides specialized services including IPv6-based remote access, WeChat mini-program integration, notification alerts via SMS and voice, and installation acceleration tools.

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What's inside HassBox

  1. Install Stell Blue with Colors Theme for Home Assistant

    Stell Blue with Colors provides a colorful design for Home Assistant, covering the Overview, Map, Logbook, History, Developer Tools, Configuration, and User Profile interfaces.
    # Repository: https://github.com/home-assistant-community-themes/stell-blue-with-colors
  2. Track BLE devices with Bermuda BLE Trilateration

    Bermuda is a custom component that uses ESPHome Bluetooth proxies to perform area-based tracking of iBeacons and Private BLE Devices. It allows the creation of area and distance sensors, with future plans for full trilateration.
  3. Optimize heating with Better Thermostat

    Better Thermostat is an integration designed to reduce energy consumption by optimizing heating systems. It supports real room temperature measurement, Google Home compatibility, automatic heating shut-off when windows are open, and weather forecast-based control.
  4. Integrate Blink cameras

    The Blink integration allows viewing camera images and motion events. It does not support live streaming. Users can trigger recordings or save videos via automations. Note: High polling frequencies may deplete batteries or exceed API limits.
  5. Control Bosch thermostats

    A custom component for Bosch thermostats supporting XMPP and HTTP protocols. It provides sensor configuration and system scanning for various compatible models.
  6. Create a Bayesian binary sensor

    The Bayesian binary sensor platform uses Bayes' theorem to determine if an event is occurring by integrating states and probabilities from multiple sensors. It triggers an 'on' state when the posterior probability exceeds a defined threshold. This is useful for detecting complex events or enhancing noisy sensor signals.
  7. Integrate Bosch Smart Home Controller (SHC)

    The Bosch SHC integration allows control of smart home devices including binary sensors (shutter contacts, battery), shutters, temperature/humidity sensors, and smart plugs/lights. Connection is established via client registration and SSL certificates.
  8. Control BenQ Projectors via Serial or Network

    This integration supports BenQ L, P, T, W, and X series projectors. It uses BenQ's proprietary protocol (not PJLink) to provide power control and signal source switching via serial or network interfaces. It supports hardware bridges and custom command transmission.
  9. Available Home Assistant Community Themes

    A variety of community-driven themes are available for Home Assistant to customize the UI across overview, map, log, history, developer tools, and configuration pages. Notable options include:

    • AMOLED/Blackened: Optimized for AMOLED screens with deep blacks.
    • Catppuccin: Offers multiple palettes (Latte, Frappé, Macchiato, Mocha).
    • Bootstrap 5: Based on Bootstrap 5.3.3 with automatic light/dark mode switching.
    • BrezNET iOS: Optimized for mobile devices and wall-mounted displays (e.g., Galaxy Tab A).
    • Caule Themes Pack 1: A large collection of 40 themes across 4 styles (Black Glass, Black, Dark, Light).
    • Cyberpunk 2077: A futuristic style that supports dynamic state overrides via card-mod.
    • Google Theme: Based on Android light and dark interfaces.
    • GitHub Dark/Light: Themes inspired by the GitHub UI.
  10. Forward events to Azure Data Explorer

    Allows forwarding Home Assistant event data to Azure Data Explorer (a time-series database) for analysis and visualization. Requires an Azure account, service principal, and a cluster/database. Data tables and filters should be configured to optimize import.
  11. Control devices via Bond Bridge

    The Bond integration controls ceiling fans, curtains/blinds, and fireplaces via a Bond Bridge (firmware v2.10.x+). It supports BPUP push updates and tracks states such as fan speed, power, and brightness, though it does not directly change the physical device state.