Releases: ironsheep/lovelace-rpi-monitor-card
v1.2.8
Add memory used indicator, age of OS Release indicator, and card update indicator
OK, releasing this once again. (this is the same as v.1.2.7 just renumbered as HACS was failing to deliver the new release bits.)
Maybe this will work? (updated validation/build/release automation)
- BUGFIX repair Full card layout use of theme-selected fonts/colors (#19)
- Display percent of memory used (#13)
- The display order of the indicators shown in the Glance card is the same on the Full card (#29)
- Display the release name of the OS. Color the name based on end-of-life for the release (past end-of-life is red)
- Repair display of time since the last update of RPi data, color the time since the last update (oldest are red)
As always check to see if you are running the latest daemon script associated with this card. It's updated much more frequently than the card, so it's a good time to check.
NOTE if you have Onion Omega2+ on your network you can monitor them as well with this same card by installing a similar monitor script on them. See: https://github.com/ironsheep/Omega2-Reporter-MQTT2HA-Daemon
v1.2.7
Add memory used indicator, age of OS Release indicator, and card update indicator
Getting the theme use changes for the full card layout out as quickly too.
- BUGFIX repair Full card layout use of theme-selected fonts/colors (#19)
- Display percent of memory used (#13)
- The display order of the indicators shown in the Glance card is the same on the Full card (#29)
- Display the release name of the OS. Color the name based on end-of-life for the release (past end-of-life is red)
- Repair display of time since the last update of RPi data, color the time since the last update (oldest are red)
As always check to see if you are running the latest daemon script associated with this card. It's updated much more frequently than the card, so it's a good time to check.
NOTE if you have Onion Omega2+ on your network you can monitor them as well with this same card by installing a similar monitor script on them. See: https://github.com/ironsheep/Omega2-Reporter-MQTT2HA-Daemon
v1.2.6
Add memory used indicator, age of OS Release indicator, and card update indicator
- Display percent of memory used (#13)
- The display order of the indicators shown in the Glance card is the same on the Full card (#29)
- Display the release name of the OS. Color the name based on end-of-life for the release (past end-of-life is red)
- Repair display of time since the last update of RPi data, color the time since the last update (oldest are red)
As always check to see if you are running the latest daemon script associated with this card. It's updated much more frequently than the card, so it's a good time to check.
NOTE if you have Onion Omega2+ on your network you can monitor them as well with this same card by installing a similar monitor script on them. See: https://github.com/ironsheep/Omega2-Reporter-MQTT2HA-Daemon
v.1.2.5
Minor card update
-
ENHANCEMENT: add new -show_title: config entry (#8)
If you are using this card in a "stack" card you can now suppress the title of this card (use the title on stack card, instead)
As always check to see if you are running the latest daemon script associated with this card. It's updated much more frequently than the card, so it's a good time to check.
NOTE if you have Onion Omega2+ on your network you can monitor them as well with this same card by installing a similar monitor script on them. See: https://github.com/ironsheep/Omega2-Reporter-MQTT2HA-Daemon
v1.2.4
Minor card update
- BUGFIX: repair use of -name: config entry (#6)
Lot's of reporting script updates
- There have been many updates to the Daemon Script for this card.
You may wish to update to the latest script on all of your monitored RPi's
Highlights are:
- Improved Last Update reporting
- Improved uptime reporting
- Added cpu info behind the card
- Added memory info behind the card
- Added additional drive reporting behind the card
- ...and more...
Also if you have Onion Omega2+ on your network you can now monitor them as well with this same card by installing a similar monitor script on them. See: https://github.com/ironsheep/Omega2-Reporter-MQTT2HA-Daemon