nspanel-lovelace-ui/docs/config-screensaver.md

Possible configuration values for screensaver config

key	optional	type	default	description
entity	True	string	weather.example	weather entity from homeassistant
weatherUnit	True	string	celsius	unit for temperature, valid values are celsius or fahrenheit
weatherOverrideForecast1	True	complex	None	sensor entity from home assistant here to overwrite the first weather forecast item on the screensaver
weatherOverrideForecast2	True	complex	None	sensor entity from home assistant here to overwrite the second weather forecast item on the screensaver
weatherOverrideForecast3	True	complex	None	sensor entity from home assistant here to overwrite the third weather forecast item on the screensaver
weatherOverrideForecast4	True	complex	None	sensor entity from home assistant here to overwrite the forth weather forecast item on the screensaver
statusIcon1	True	complex	None	status icon left to the date string, config similar to weatherOverride
statusIcon2	True	complex	None	status icon right to the date string, config similar to weatherOverride
doubleTapToUnlock	True	boolean	False	requires to tap screensaver two times
alternativeLayout	True	boolean	False	alternative layout with humidity
theme	True	complex		configuration for theme
defaultCard	True	string	None	default page after exiting screensaver; only works with top level cards defined in cards; needs to be a navigation item, see subpages (navigate.type_key) This config option will also be evaluated as a HomeAssistant Template.
key	True	string	None	Used by navigate items

Example for the weatherOverride config options:

      weatherOverrideForecast4:
        entity: sensor.example_item
        name: name
        icon: mdi:lightbulb

Possible configuration values for screensaver theme config

key	option	type	default	description
background	True	list	Black	[R, G, B]
time	True	list	White	[R, G, B]
timeAMPM	True	list	White	[R, G, B]
date	True	list	White	[R, G, B]
tMainIcon	True	list	White	[R, G, B]
tMainText	True	list	White	[R, G, B]
tForecast1	True	list	White	[R, G, B]
tForecast2	True	list	White	[R, G, B]
tForecast3	True	list	White	[R, G, B]
tForecast4	True	list	White	[R, G, B]
tF1Icon	True	list	White	[R, G, B]
tF2Icon	True	list	White	[R, G, B]
tF3Icon	True	list	White	[R, G, B]
tF4Icon	True	list	White	[R, G, B]
tForecast1Val	True	list	White	[R, G, B]
tForecast2Val	True	list	White	[R, G, B]
tForecast3Val	True	list	White	[R, G, B]
tForecast4Val	True	list	White	[R, G, B]
bar	True	list	White	[R, G, B]
tMainIconAlt	True	list	White	[R, G, B]
tMainTextAlt	True	list	White	[R, G, B]
tMRIcon	True	list	White	[R, G, B]
tMR	True	list	White	[R, G, B]
autoWeather	True	boolean	false	Set to true to enable weather icons to change depending on state e.g. blue for rainy. Any custom colors in tMainIcon tF1Icon tF2Icon tF3Icon tF4Icon take precedence.

If autoWeather: true is set. You may also overwrite the default color mapping for any valid weather state provided by homeassistant e.g. rainy: [50, 50, 255] or sunny: [255, 255, 0]

Specify colours as red green and blue values from 0-255 e.g. [255, 0, 0] for red or [0, 0, 255] for blue. These are translated internally to RGB565 (note that this has lower color depth so the colours may not appear the same). Also note that the screen has a low contrast ratio, so colors look sigificantly different at full display brightness and lowest brightness.

Example for the theme config:

    screensaver:
      theme:
        autoWeather: true

Config Example for configured weatherOverrides

``` config: screensaver: entity: weather.k3ll3r weatherOverrideForecast4: entity: sensor.example_item name: name icon: lightbulb alternativeLayout: True ```

Config Example for configured statusIcons

``` config: screensaver: entity: weather.k3ll3r statusIcon1: entity: switch.example_item statusIcon2: entity: binary_sensor.example_item ```

Config Example for configured theme (colored weather icons)

``` config: screensaver: entity: weather.k3ll3r theme: autoWeather: true ```

Config Example for configured theme (custom)

``` config: screensaver: entity: weather.k3ll3r screensaver: entity: weather.k3ll3r theme: #time: [220, 0, 255] #timeAMPM: [220, 0, 255] #date: [220, 0, 255] #tMainIcon: [220, 0, 255] #tMainText: [220, 0, 255] #tForecast1: [220, 0, 255] #tForecast2: [220, 0, 255] #tForecast3: [220, 0, 255] #tForecast4: [220, 0, 255] #tF1Icon: [220, 0, 255] #tF2Icon: [220, 0, 255] #tF3Icon: [220, 0, 255] #tF4Icon: [220, 0, 255] #tForecast1Val: [220, 0, 255] #tForecast2Val: [220, 0, 255] #tForecast3Val: [220, 0, 255] #tForecast4Val: [220, 0, 255] #bar: [220, 0, 255] #tMRIcon: [220, 0, 255] #tMR: [220, 0, 255]

    #autoWeather automatically colors the screensaver weather icons based upon weather. Uncomment the following line to enable.
    #autoWeather: true
    
    #If you have enabled autoWeather, the following options allow you to customise the colors used for autoWeather.
    
    #clear-night:              [150, 150, 100]
    #cloudy:                   [75, 75, 75]
    #exceptional:              [255, 50, 50]
    #fog:                      [150, 150, 150]
    #hail:                     [200, 200, 200]
    #lightning:                [200, 200, 0]
    #lightning-rainy:          [200, 200, 150]
    #partlycloudy:             [150, 150, 150]
    #pouring:                  [50, 50, 255]
    #rainy:                    [100, 100, 255]
    #snowy:                    [150, 150, 150]
    #snowy-rainy:              [150, 150, 255]
    #sunny:                    [255, 255, 0]
    #windy:                    [150, 150, 150]
    #windy-variant:            [255, 125, 125]

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