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alexei.dolgolyov a52cffa062 fix: remove notification title from Dreame Vacuum to avoid duplicated device name
The `notification_title` input defaulted to `{vacuum_name}`, which caused the
device name to appear twice (once in the title, once in the message body that
already starts with `{vacuum_name}`). Drop the title input and revert to
message-only notifications, matching the original behavior.
2026-05-07 22:11:21 +03:00
alexei.dolgolyov 3e98e14882 Add debug mode and harden notify flow in Alarm Notification
- Add `debug_enabled` input that surfaces per-stage persistent
  notifications ([1/4] trigger, [1.5/4] conditions, [2/4] message,
  [2.25/4]/[2.75/4] around the service call, [3/4] result,
  [3.5/4] post-branch checkpoint, [4/4] alarm control).
- Include a `blueprint_version` stamp in [1/4] so it's obvious
  when a stale cached copy is still running.
- Gate the notify branch on `trigger.id == 'sensor_on'` so clearing
  a sensor no longer fires a stray notification when another sensor
  is still active.
- Replace `binary_sensors.index()` (sandbox-restricted) with a
  namespace loop and drop the `sensor_index.__class__` reference
  that broke the [2/4] render.
- Drop `response_variable` from the notify call — it could abort
  the script past `continue_on_error` when the service didn't
  declare response support.
- Add `continue_on_error` on notify and alarm service calls so one
  misconfigured step doesn't cancel the whole automation.
- Tighten `has_notify_target`/`has_alarm_switch` to also reject
  whitespace, '[]', and 'None' string forms.

Version bumped 2.5.2 → 2.6.4.
2026-04-23 20:34:13 +03:00
alexei.dolgolyov 24f89e57b8 Replace deprecated target with chat_id in Telegram bot service calls
Fixes deprecation warning for HA 2026.9.0 where telegram_bot.send_message
`target` parameter is being removed in favor of `chat_id`.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-03-19 00:46:17 +03:00
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@@ -8,7 +8,50 @@ This blueprint monitors multiple binary sensors and triggers push notifications
- Debounce timer to prevent false alarms from brief sensor triggers
- Optional melody and volume selection for alarm devices
- Automatic alarm turn-off when all sensors clear
- Notifications are only sent on sensor ON (not on clear)
- Built-in debug mode that creates persistent notifications at each stage
## Debug Mode
Enable the **Debug****Enable Debug Logging** toggle to create persistent
notifications at each execution stage. Use this when notifications are not
reaching the target device:
1. **[1/4] Trigger Received** — shows trigger ID, entity, state transition,
which sensors are currently on, the resolved notify target, and whether
it is considered "usable" by the condition check.
2. **[2/4] Sending Notification** — shows the target entity, sensor index,
and the exact message that will be sent.
3. **[3/4] Notification Sent** — shown after the `notify.send_message` call.
Contains a troubleshooting checklist if the notification never arrives.
4. **[4/4] Alarm Control Done** — shows which alarm switch action was taken.
Additionally, stage info is written to the HA system log under the
`blueprint.alarm_notification` logger.
### Common causes of "no notification delivered"
- The notify integration is offline or the target device has notifications
disabled.
- `notify_target` is not actually a notify **entity**. Test from Developer
Tools → Actions → `notify.send_message` with the same target and
message; if that fails there, it will fail in the blueprint too.
- The sensor state change was shorter than the debounce duration and the
`sensor_on` trigger never fired. Temporarily set debounce to `0` to rule
this out.
- The notify integration rejects the message (e.g., Telegram bot with an
invalid `chat_id` in its configuration). Check the HA log for the
failing service call.
### Implementation note: notify via `notify.send_message`
The blueprint uses `action: notify.send_message` with
`target.entity_id: "{{ notify_target }}"`. This is the canonical modern HA
pattern and requires `notify_target` to be a notify **entity** (visible in
Developer Tools → States). Integrations that only register a `notify.<name>`
service but no entity are not supported by this blueprint directly — create
a notify entity for them or adapt the blueprint.
## Author
Alexei Dolgolyov (dolgolyov.alexei@gmail.com)
Alexei Dolgolyov (<dolgolyov.alexei@gmail.com>)
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@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
# Multi-Sensor Alarm & Notification Blueprint
# Monitors sensors and triggers notifications and alarms when activated.
# Monitors sensors and triggers notifications and alarm actions when activated.
# See README.md for detailed documentation.
blueprint:
@@ -119,6 +119,23 @@ blueprint:
selector:
text:
# -------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Debug Configuration
# -------------------------------------------------------------------------
debug_group:
name: "Debug"
collapsed: true
input:
debug_enabled:
name: Enable Debug Logging
description: >
When enabled, creates persistent notifications at each stage of execution:
trigger received, notification attempt, notification result, alarm control.
Use to troubleshoot why notifications aren't reaching the target.
default: false
selector:
boolean:
# Restart mode ensures rapid sensor changes are handled cleanly
mode: restart
@@ -153,23 +170,31 @@ variables:
melody_id: !input melody_id
volume_select: !input volume_select
volume_id: !input volume_id
is_debug: !input debug_enabled
# Computed state values
enabled_sensors: "{{ binary_sensors | select('is_state', 'on') | list }}"
is_any_sensor_on: "{{ enabled_sensors | length > 0 }}"
is_any_sensor_on: "{{ (binary_sensors | select('is_state', 'on') | list | length) > 0 }}"
# Whether a usable notify target is configured
has_notify_target: "{{ notify_target is not none and (notify_target | string | trim) not in ['', '[]', 'None'] }}"
# Whether alarm control is configured
has_alarm_switch: "{{ alarm_switch is not none and (alarm_switch | string | trim) not in ['', '[]', 'None'] }}"
# Small delay between setting melody/volume to ensure device processes each command
delay_between_commands_ms: 100
# Debug flag - set to true to enable persistent notifications for troubleshooting
is_debug: false
# Version stamp so debug output can confirm which blueprint revision is live.
# Bump this whenever debug/flow logic changes.
blueprint_version: "2.6.4 (notify.send_message + entity_id)"
# =============================================================================
# Actions
# =============================================================================
action:
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Debug Logging (optional)
# Debug Stage 1: Trigger Received
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
- choose:
- conditions:
@@ -178,45 +203,222 @@ action:
sequence:
- service: persistent_notification.create
data:
title: "Alarm Notification Debug"
notification_id: "alarm_debug_trigger"
title: "Alarm Debug [1/4]: Trigger Received"
message: >
Trigger: {{ trigger.id }}
Blueprint version: {{ blueprint_version }}
Trigger ID: {{ trigger.id }}
Entity: {{ trigger.entity_id }}
Sensors: {{ binary_sensors }}
Active: {{ enabled_sensors }}
Any On: {{ is_any_sensor_on }}
From: {{ trigger.from_state.state if trigger.from_state is not none else 'n/a' }}
→ To: {{ trigger.to_state.state if trigger.to_state is not none else 'n/a' }}
All monitored sensors: {{ binary_sensors }}
Currently active (on): {{ enabled_sensors }}
Any sensor on: {{ is_any_sensor_on }}
Notify target: {{ notify_target }}
Has notify target: {{ has_notify_target }}
Alarm switch: {{ alarm_switch }}
Has alarm switch: {{ has_alarm_switch }}
- service: system_log.write
data:
level: info
logger: blueprint.alarm_notification
message: >-
Trigger '{{ trigger.id }}' from {{ trigger.entity_id }};
active={{ enabled_sensors }};
notify_target={{ notify_target }};
has_notify_target={{ has_notify_target }}
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Send Notification (when sensor turns ON)
# Debug Stage 1.5: What the notification-branch conditions evaluate to
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
- choose:
- conditions:
- condition: template
# Only notify if a sensor is on and notification target is configured
value_template: "{{ is_any_sensor_on and notify_target is not none }}"
value_template: "{{ is_debug }}"
sequence:
- service: persistent_notification.create
data:
notification_id: "alarm_debug_pre_notify"
title: "Alarm Debug [1.5/4]: Evaluating notify conditions"
message: >
trigger.id = {{ trigger.id }}
trigger.id == 'sensor_on': {{ trigger.id == 'sensor_on' }}
has_notify_target: {{ has_notify_target }}
Combined (should be True to enter notify branch):
{{ trigger.id == 'sensor_on' and has_notify_target }}
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Send Notification (only on sensor_on, when target configured)
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
- choose:
- conditions:
# Single template condition avoids any quirks with condition: trigger
# inside a choose block.
- condition: template
value_template: "{{ trigger.id == 'sensor_on' and has_notify_target }}"
sequence:
- variables:
# Get the sensor that triggered this automation
# The sensor that fired this trigger
sensor: "{{ trigger.entity_id }}"
# Find index of this sensor in the list
sensor_index: >
{% set idx = binary_sensors | list %}
{{ idx.index(sensor) if sensor in idx else -1 }}
# Get custom message or use default
message: >
{% set messages = notify_texts | list %}
{% if sensor_index >= 0 and sensor_index < messages | length %}
{{ messages[sensor_index] }}
{% else %}
Alarm: {{ state_attr(sensor, 'friendly_name') | default(sensor) }} triggered
{% endif %}
# Namespace-loop avoids Jinja sandbox restrictions on list.index()
sensor_index: >-
{%- set ns = namespace(idx=-1) -%}
{%- for s in binary_sensors -%}
{%- if s == sensor -%}{%- set ns.idx = loop.index0 -%}{%- endif -%}
{%- endfor -%}
{{ ns.idx }}
# Resolve message (strip whitespace to keep notifications clean)
message: >-
{%- set messages = notify_texts | list -%}
{%- set idx = sensor_index | int(-1) -%}
{%- if idx >= 0 and idx < messages | length -%}
{{ messages[idx] }}
{%- else -%}
Alarm: {{ state_attr(sensor, 'friendly_name') or sensor }} triggered
{%- endif -%}
- service: notify.send_message
# Debug Stage 2: Variables computed, about to send
- choose:
- conditions:
- condition: template
value_template: "{{ is_debug }}"
sequence:
- service: persistent_notification.create
data:
notification_id: "alarm_debug_notify_attempt"
title: "Alarm Debug [2/4]: Sending Notification"
message: >
Target: {{ notify_target }}
Sensor: {{ sensor }}
Sensor index (raw): "{{ sensor_index }}"
Messages defined: {{ notify_texts | length }}
Resolved message: "{{ message }}"
# Debug Stage 2.25: About to invoke service
- choose:
- conditions:
- condition: template
value_template: "{{ is_debug }}"
sequence:
- service: persistent_notification.create
data:
notification_id: "alarm_debug_pre_service"
title: "Alarm Debug [2.25/4]: Before notify.send_message"
message: >
Blueprint version: {{ blueprint_version }}
About to call: action notify.send_message
with target.entity_id: {{ notify_target }}
and data.message: "{{ message }}"
# Send via notify.send_message targeting the notify entity.
# This matches the canonical HA pattern used by working automations.
# continue_on_error ensures the alarm-control stage still runs
# if the notify integration is misconfigured.
- action: notify.send_message
metadata: {}
target:
entity_id: "{{ notify_target }}"
data:
message: "{{ message }}"
continue_on_error: true
# Debug Stage 2.75: Service call returned (success or caught error)
- choose:
- conditions:
- condition: template
value_template: "{{ is_debug }}"
sequence:
- service: persistent_notification.create
data:
notification_id: "alarm_debug_post_service"
title: "Alarm Debug [2.75/4]: After notify.send_message"
message: >
notify.send_message to {{ notify_target }} returned
(either success or continue_on_error caught it).
If this notification is missing but [2.25/4] is
present, the call raised an error that
continue_on_error did NOT catch. Check the HA log
and verify {{ notify_target }} is a notify entity
(Developer Tools → States should list it).
# Debug Stage 3: Notification result
- choose:
- conditions:
- condition: template
value_template: "{{ is_debug }}"
sequence:
- service: persistent_notification.create
data:
notification_id: "alarm_debug_notify_result"
title: "Alarm Debug [3/4]: Notification Sent"
message: >
notify.send_message dispatched to {{ notify_target }}
with message: "{{ message }}".
If nothing arrived on the device, check:
1) HA log for errors from the notify integration
2) That the underlying integration (Telegram bot,
mobile app, etc.) is online
3) Test from Developer Tools → Actions:
notify.send_message with target {{ notify_target }}
- service: system_log.write
data:
level: info
logger: blueprint.alarm_notification
message: >-
Notification attempted to {{ notify_target }};
sensor={{ sensor }}; message='{{ message }}'
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Debug Stage 3.5: Unconditional checkpoint so we can tell whether the
# notification branch silently aborted the script above. If this appears
# but [2/4] or [3/4] don't, the variables block or notify.send_message
# errored silently.
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
- choose:
- conditions:
- condition: template
value_template: "{{ is_debug }}"
sequence:
- service: persistent_notification.create
data:
notification_id: "alarm_debug_after_notify"
title: "Alarm Debug [3.5/4]: After notify branch"
message: >
Execution reached this point. trigger.id = {{ trigger.id }}.
If [2/4] and [3/4] did NOT appear above, the notify branch
either did not enter (check [1.5/4]), or errored silently
in the variables / notify.send_message step.
Check Home Assistant log for Jinja or service errors.
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Alarm Device Control
@@ -224,20 +426,20 @@ action:
- choose:
- conditions:
- condition: template
# Only control alarm if alarm switch is configured
value_template: "{{ alarm_switch | length > 0 }}"
value_template: "{{ has_alarm_switch }}"
sequence:
# Set melody (if configured)
- choose:
- conditions:
- condition: template
value_template: "{{ melody_select | length > 0 and melody_id | length > 0 }}"
value_template: "{{ melody_select is not none and (melody_select | string | trim) not in ['', '[]', 'None'] and (melody_id | string | length) > 0 }}"
sequence:
- service: select.select_option
target:
entity_id: "{{ melody_select }}"
data:
option: "{{ melody_id }}"
continue_on_error: true
- delay:
milliseconds: "{{ delay_between_commands_ms }}"
@@ -245,13 +447,14 @@ action:
- choose:
- conditions:
- condition: template
value_template: "{{ volume_select | length > 0 and volume_id | length > 0 }}"
value_template: "{{ volume_select is not none and (volume_select | string | trim) not in ['', '[]', 'None'] and (volume_id | string | length) > 0 }}"
sequence:
- service: select.select_option
target:
entity_id: "{{ volume_select }}"
data:
option: "{{ volume_id }}"
continue_on_error: true
- delay:
milliseconds: "{{ delay_between_commands_ms }}"
@@ -265,9 +468,30 @@ action:
- service: switch.turn_on
target:
entity_id: "{{ alarm_switch }}"
continue_on_error: true
# All sensors clear -> turn alarm OFF
default:
- service: switch.turn_off
target:
entity_id: "{{ alarm_switch }}"
continue_on_error: true
# Debug Stage 4: Alarm control done
- choose:
- conditions:
- condition: template
value_template: "{{ is_debug }}"
sequence:
- service: persistent_notification.create
data:
notification_id: "alarm_debug_alarm_control"
title: "Alarm Debug [4/4]: Alarm Control Done"
message: >
Alarm switch: {{ alarm_switch }}
Action: {{ 'turn_on' if is_any_sensor_on else 'turn_off' }}
Melody: {{ melody_id }} → {{ melody_select }}
Volume: {{ volume_id }} → {{ volume_select }}
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@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
# Dreame Vacuum Notifications
Sends customizable notifications for Dreame vacuum events. Requires the [Dreame Vacuum](https://github.com/Tasshack/dreame-vacuum) integration.
Sends customizable notifications for Dreame vacuum events. Requires the [Dreame Vacuum](https://github.com/Tasshack/dreame-vacuum) integration and Home Assistant 2024.7+ (`notify.send_message` action).
## Features
@@ -9,7 +9,8 @@ Sends customizable notifications for Dreame vacuum events. Requires the [Dreame
- Device warning and error notifications
- Informational alerts (e.g., action blocked by Do Not Disturb)
- Individual toggle for each event type
- Customizable message templates with variable substitution
- Per-code filter lists for silencing routine warnings, errors, or info messages
- Customizable message templates
- Multiple notification targets
## How It Works
@@ -24,7 +25,12 @@ The blueprint listens to events fired by the Dreame Vacuum integration:
| `dreame_vacuum_error` | Device fault |
| `dreame_vacuum_information` | Action blocked by user settings |
Events are filtered by the configured vacuum entity, so only the selected vacuum triggers notifications.
Events are filtered by the configured vacuum:
1. If the event payload includes `device_id`, it must match the device of the configured vacuum entity. This is the most reliable match.
2. Otherwise the entity_id in the event must equal the configured one, or equal it followed by a purely numeric suffix (e.g., `vacuum.dreame_x10_2`). The integration uses `generate_entity_id()`, so a numeric suffix can appear when the base entity_id is taken.
This avoids false positives when two vacuums share an entity_id prefix (e.g., `vacuum.dreame_x10` vs. `vacuum.dreame_x10_pro`).
## Configuration
@@ -33,8 +39,13 @@ Events are filtered by the configured vacuum entity, so only the selected vacuum
| **Vacuum Entity** | The Dreame vacuum entity to monitor |
| **Notification Targets** | One or more `notify` entities |
| **Event Toggles** | Enable/disable each event type independently |
| **Filtering** | Lists of warning/error/information codes to silence |
| **Message Templates** | Customizable message for each event type |
### Filtering
Each filter input is a list of codes (as strings) that should not produce a notification. The blueprint compares the event's `code` field (cast to string) against the list. Use this to suppress noisy routine events while keeping critical ones.
## Message Template Variables
### Cleaning Started
@@ -84,10 +95,16 @@ Events are filtered by the configured vacuum entity, so only the selected vacuum
| --- | --- |
| `{vacuum_name}` | Friendly name of the vacuum |
| `{information}` | Information message (e.g., Dust Collection, Cleaning Paused) |
| `{code}` | Information code |
## Notes
- The default messages contain emojis. Most modern notify integrations (Mobile App, Telegram, Discord) render them correctly; legacy SMS-based integrations may not.
- `notify.send_message` requires Home Assistant 2024.7 or newer.
## Debug Mode
Enable **Debug Notifications** in the Debug section to send persistent notifications with raw event data for troubleshooting.
Enable **Debug Notifications** in the Debug section to send a persistent notification for every trigger. Each debug notification includes the blueprint version, dispatched event kind, and the enable decision — useful for confirming filters are doing what you expect. The notification is keyed per vacuum so debug entries from multiple vacuums do not overwrite each other.
## Author
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@@ -96,6 +96,41 @@ blueprint:
selector:
boolean:
# -------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Filtering
# -------------------------------------------------------------------------
filters_group:
name: "Filtering"
collapsed: true
input:
warning_codes_ignore:
name: Warning Codes to Ignore
description: >
List of warning codes to silence (one entry per code, as text).
Useful for suppressing routine warnings while keeping critical ones.
default: []
selector:
text:
multiple: true
error_codes_ignore:
name: Error Codes to Ignore
description: >
List of error codes to silence (one entry per code, as text).
default: []
selector:
text:
multiple: true
information_codes_ignore:
name: Information Codes to Ignore
description: >
List of information codes to silence (one entry per code, as text).
default: []
selector:
text:
multiple: true
# -------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Message Templates
# -------------------------------------------------------------------------
@@ -158,7 +193,7 @@ blueprint:
name: "Information Message"
description: >
Message sent for informational alerts.
Variables: `{vacuum_name}`, `{information}`
Variables: `{vacuum_name}`, `{information}`, `{code}`
default: "️ {vacuum_name}: {information}."
selector:
text:
@@ -175,7 +210,7 @@ blueprint:
name: Enable Debug Notifications
description: >
Send persistent notifications for debugging automation behavior.
Shows raw event data and filtering decisions.
Shows raw event data, dispatched event kind, and the enable decision.
default: false
selector:
boolean:
@@ -217,6 +252,10 @@ trigger:
# VARIABLES
# =============================================================================
variables:
# Bumped whenever event-handling logic changes; surfaced in debug output
# so users can confirm which revision is running.
blueprint_version: "1.1.1"
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Input References
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
@@ -232,6 +271,11 @@ variables:
enable_error: !input enable_error
enable_information: !input enable_information
# Filter lists (lists of strings)
warning_codes_ignore: !input warning_codes_ignore
error_codes_ignore: !input error_codes_ignore
information_codes_ignore: !input information_codes_ignore
# Message templates
message_cleaning_started_template: !input message_cleaning_started
message_cleaning_completed_template: !input message_cleaning_completed
@@ -244,11 +288,13 @@ variables:
# Vacuum Info
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
vacuum_name: "{{ state_attr(vacuum_entity, 'friendly_name') | default(vacuum_entity) }}"
vacuum_device: "{{ device_id(vacuum_entity) | default('', true) }}"
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Event Data (flat structure — fields are directly on trigger.event.data)
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
event_entity_id: "{{ trigger.event.data.entity_id | default('') }}"
event_device_id: "{{ trigger.event.data.device_id | default('') }}"
# Task status fields
task_cleaning_mode: "{{ trigger.event.data.cleaning_mode | default('unknown') }}"
@@ -270,19 +316,88 @@ variables:
# Information fields
information_description: "{{ (trigger.event.data.information | default('unknown')) | replace('_', ' ') | title }}"
information_code: "{{ trigger.event.data.code | default('') }}"
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Event Dispatch
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Map the raw trigger to a single logical event kind. Keeping this in one
# place avoids the duplicated condition logic that the old multi-branch
# `choose` had.
event_kind: >
{%- if trigger.id == 'task_status' and not task_completed -%}cleaning_started
{%- elif trigger.id == 'task_status' and task_completed -%}cleaning_completed
{%- elif trigger.id == 'consumable' -%}consumable
{%- elif trigger.id == 'warning' -%}warning
{%- elif trigger.id == 'error' -%}error
{%- elif trigger.id == 'information' -%}information
{%- else -%}none
{%- endif -%}
# Whether this event should produce a notification, given user toggles
# and any per-code filter lists. Coerce with `| bool(false)` at the
# consumer because folded scalars can render as the string "True"/"False".
event_enabled: >
{%- if event_kind == 'cleaning_started' -%}{{ enable_cleaning_started }}
{%- elif event_kind == 'cleaning_completed' -%}{{ enable_cleaning_completed }}
{%- elif event_kind == 'consumable' -%}{{ enable_consumable }}
{%- elif event_kind == 'warning' -%}{{ enable_warning and (warning_code | string) not in warning_codes_ignore }}
{%- elif event_kind == 'error' -%}{{ enable_error and (error_code | string) not in error_codes_ignore }}
{%- elif event_kind == 'information' -%}{{ enable_information and (information_code | string) not in information_codes_ignore }}
{%- else -%}False
{%- endif -%}
# Pick the per-event message template.
message_template: >
{%- if event_kind == 'cleaning_started' -%}{{ message_cleaning_started_template }}
{%- elif event_kind == 'cleaning_completed' -%}{{ message_cleaning_completed_template }}
{%- elif event_kind == 'consumable' -%}{{ message_consumable_template }}
{%- elif event_kind == 'warning' -%}{{ message_warning_template }}
{%- elif event_kind == 'error' -%}{{ message_error_template }}
{%- elif event_kind == 'information' -%}{{ message_information_template }}
{%- else -%}{%- endif -%}
# Render the message. Placeholders that don't apply to this event are
# absent from the chosen template, so `replace()` is a no-op for them.
message: >
{%- set code_for_event = warning_code if event_kind == 'warning'
else (error_code if event_kind == 'error'
else (information_code if event_kind == 'information' else '')) -%}
{{ message_template
| replace('{vacuum_name}', vacuum_name)
| replace('{cleaning_mode}', task_cleaning_mode)
| replace('{status}', task_status_value)
| replace('{cleaned_area}', task_cleaned_area | string)
| replace('{cleaning_time}', task_cleaning_time | string)
| replace('{consumable}', consumable_name)
| replace('{warning}', warning_description)
| replace('{error}', error_description)
| replace('{information}', information_description)
| replace('{code}', code_for_event | string) }}
# =============================================================================
# CONDITIONS
# =============================================================================
condition:
# Only process events from the configured vacuum entity.
# The Dreame Vacuum integration uses generate_entity_id() for the entity_id
# in event data, which may append a numeric suffix (e.g., _2) since the
# actual vacuum entity already occupies the base entity_id.
# Only process events from the configured vacuum.
# Prefer device_id matching when the event payload carries it (most
# reliable across firmware revisions and avoids prefix collisions when
# multiple Dreame vacuums share an entity_id stem).
# Fall back to entity_id matching: the integration uses generate_entity_id(),
# which may append a numeric suffix (e.g., `_2`) when the base entity_id
# is taken — so we accept the configured entity_id with an optional
# purely numeric suffix and reject non-numeric suffixes (e.g., `_pro`).
- condition: template
value_template: >
{{ event_entity_id == vacuum_entity
or event_entity_id.startswith(vacuum_entity ~ '_') }}
{%- if event_device_id != '' and vacuum_device != '' -%}
{{ event_device_id == vacuum_device }}
{%- elif event_entity_id == vacuum_entity -%}
true
{%- elif event_entity_id.startswith(vacuum_entity ~ '_') -%}
{{ event_entity_id[(vacuum_entity | length) + 1:].isdigit() }}
{%- else -%}
false
{%- endif -%}
# =============================================================================
# ACTIONS
@@ -297,127 +412,31 @@ action:
- condition: template
value_template: "{{ enable_debug_notifications }}"
sequence:
- service: persistent_notification.create
- action: persistent_notification.create
data:
title: "Dreame Vacuum Debug"
notification_id: "dreame_vacuum_debug_{{ vacuum_entity }}"
title: "Dreame Vacuum Debug — {{ vacuum_name }}"
message: >
**Blueprint version:** {{ blueprint_version }}
**Trigger:** {{ trigger.id }}
**Event kind:** {{ event_kind }}
**Enabled:** {{ event_enabled }}
**Entity:** {{ event_entity_id }}
**Device:** {{ event_device_id }}
**Vacuum:** {{ vacuum_name }}
**Event Data:** {{ trigger.event.data }}
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Send Notification Based on Event Type
# Send Notification
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Single dispatch — message and the enable decision are computed in the
# variables block above. We just gate on the resolved flags here.
- choose:
# CASE 1: Cleaning Started
- conditions:
- condition: template
value_template: >
{{ trigger.id == 'task_status'
and not task_completed
and enable_cleaning_started }}
value_template: "{{ event_kind != 'none' and (event_enabled | bool(false)) }}"
sequence:
- variables:
message: >
{% set tpl = message_cleaning_started_template %}
{{ tpl | replace('{vacuum_name}', vacuum_name)
| replace('{cleaning_mode}', task_cleaning_mode)
| replace('{status}', task_status_value) }}
- service: notify.send_message
target:
entity_id: "{{ notify_targets }}"
data:
message: "{{ message }}"
# CASE 2: Cleaning Completed
- conditions:
- condition: template
value_template: >
{{ trigger.id == 'task_status'
and task_completed
and enable_cleaning_completed }}
sequence:
- variables:
message: >
{% set tpl = message_cleaning_completed_template %}
{{ tpl | replace('{vacuum_name}', vacuum_name)
| replace('{cleaning_mode}', task_cleaning_mode)
| replace('{status}', task_status_value)
| replace('{cleaned_area}', task_cleaned_area | string)
| replace('{cleaning_time}', task_cleaning_time | string) }}
- service: notify.send_message
target:
entity_id: "{{ notify_targets }}"
data:
message: "{{ message }}"
# CASE 3: Consumable Depleted
- conditions:
- condition: template
value_template: >
{{ trigger.id == 'consumable' and enable_consumable }}
sequence:
- variables:
message: >
{% set tpl = message_consumable_template %}
{{ tpl | replace('{vacuum_name}', vacuum_name)
| replace('{consumable}', consumable_name) }}
- service: notify.send_message
target:
entity_id: "{{ notify_targets }}"
data:
message: "{{ message }}"
# CASE 4: Warning
- conditions:
- condition: template
value_template: >
{{ trigger.id == 'warning' and enable_warning }}
sequence:
- variables:
message: >
{% set tpl = message_warning_template %}
{{ tpl | replace('{vacuum_name}', vacuum_name)
| replace('{warning}', warning_description)
| replace('{code}', warning_code | string) }}
- service: notify.send_message
target:
entity_id: "{{ notify_targets }}"
data:
message: "{{ message }}"
# CASE 5: Error
- conditions:
- condition: template
value_template: >
{{ trigger.id == 'error' and enable_error }}
sequence:
- variables:
message: >
{% set tpl = message_error_template %}
{{ tpl | replace('{vacuum_name}', vacuum_name)
| replace('{error}', error_description)
| replace('{code}', error_code | string) }}
- service: notify.send_message
target:
entity_id: "{{ notify_targets }}"
data:
message: "{{ message }}"
# CASE 6: Information
- conditions:
- condition: template
value_template: >
{{ trigger.id == 'information' and enable_information }}
sequence:
- variables:
message: >
{% set tpl = message_information_template %}
{{ tpl | replace('{vacuum_name}', vacuum_name)
| replace('{information}', information_description) }}
- service: notify.send_message
- action: notify.send_message
target:
entity_id: "{{ notify_targets }}"
data:
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sequence:
- service: telegram_bot.send_message
data:
target: "{{ chat_id }}"
chat_id: "{{ chat_id }}"
message: "{{ reply_message }}"
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@@ -286,7 +286,7 @@ action:
sequence:
- service: telegram_bot.send_message
data:
target: "{{ chat_id }}"
chat_id: "{{ chat_id }}"
message: "{{ answers[button_index] }}"
# Reply to original message unless we're deleting it
reply_to_message_id: >
@@ -397,7 +397,7 @@ action:
# Send the message with keyboard
- service: telegram_bot.send_message
data:
target: "{{ result_chat_ids }}"
chat_id: "{{ result_chat_ids }}"
message: "{{ message_text }}"
inline_keyboard: "{{ inline_keyboard }}"
config_entry_id: >
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{
"version": "2.5.2"
"version": "2.9.1"
}