A customizable Lovelace UI card for monitoring and controlling various robot vacuum brands in Home Assistant.
Xiaomi-vacuum-card is a custom Lovelace UI card for Home Assistant that provides a dashboard interface for monitoring and controlling various robot vacuum cleaners. It displays real-time status, battery levels, and component health, and offers buttons to trigger cleaning actions directly from the Home Assistant interface. It solves the problem of managing multiple vacuum brands through a single, customizable card.
Home Assistant users who own robot vacuums and want a unified, visually appealing dashboard card for monitoring and controlling their devices.
Developers choose this card for its broad vendor support, high degree of customization, and seamless integration with Home Assistant's Lovelace UI, eliminating the need for separate vendor-specific interfaces.
Simple card for various robot vacuums in Home Assistant's Lovelace UI
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Supports multiple robot vacuum brands including Xiaomi, Roomba, Neato, and Ecovacs, reducing the need for separate cards and simplifying management across devices.
Allows fine-grained control over states, attributes, and buttons via YAML, with support for adding custom attributes and service calls for advanced automation.
Enables adding background images and overriding labels/icons, making it easy to match the card's aesthetics to your Home Assistant dashboard theme.
Can be installed via HACS or manually, with configuration possible through both YAML and the Lovelace UI, catering to different user preferences.
Default attributes and buttons vary by vendor, as noted in the README, which can lead to incomplete support or extra configuration for non-Xiaomi models.
Requires manual setup and YAML editing for advanced features, which may be complex for users unfamiliar with Home Assistant's configuration system.
Tied exclusively to Home Assistant's Lovelace UI, making it useless for other smart home platforms or standalone applications.