A Home Assistant Lovelace card for displaying sensor values as large numbers with configurable severity-based backgrounds.
Big number card is a custom Lovelace card for Home Assistant that displays sensor values as large, prominent numbers on dashboards. It solves the problem of making sensor data quickly readable at a distance by providing clear visualizations with configurable severity levels that change background colors based on value thresholds.
Home Assistant users and dashboard designers who want to create more visually informative and immediately understandable sensor displays for their smart home interfaces.
Developers choose this card for its simplicity and visual effectiveness—it transforms numeric sensor data into intuitive, color-coded displays without complex configuration, while offering flexibility through severity thresholds, progress bars, and custom styling options.
Big number card is a custom Lovelace card for Home Assistant that displays sensor values as prominent, easy-to-read numbers. It enhances dashboard visualization by allowing users to quickly assess sensor states through color-coded severity levels and optional progress bars.
The card prioritizes clarity and immediate visual feedback, transforming raw sensor data into intuitive dashboard elements that communicate status at a glance.
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Displays sensor values in oversized fonts with color-coded backgrounds based on configurable thresholds, making status assessment instant, as shown in the severity object examples in the README.
Supports custom colors, scaling, and seamless integration with card-mod for advanced CSS, allowing tailored dashboard aesthetics, evidenced by the bnStyle and color options detailed in the configuration.
Provides specific configurations like noneString and CSS classes for styling unavailable sensors, ensuring dashboards remain informative even when data is missing, as demonstrated in the None value handling example.
Transforms numeric values into visual progress bars by setting min and max parameters, enhancing data interpretation without additional components, as outlined in the options for bar display.
Recent updates introduced a breaking change renaming 'style' to 'bnStyle' for card-mod compatibility, which can disrupt existing setups and requires manual updates, as warned in the README.
For advanced styling such as handling None values with custom CSS, it relies on the card-mod custom component, adding complexity and potential compatibility issues beyond core Home Assistant.
Primarily designed for numeric sensor values; it doesn't support non-numeric data or complex visualizations, limiting use cases to simple number displays and bars.