LG ThinQ Washer/Dryer Data not working

[iDVB]

First off, amazing card you have here. I'm just new to it and seem to be unable to get it working with my Device entities.

I use the LG ThinQ HACS integration to get my Washer and Dryer data.
The Dryer looks like this...

It appears each needed bit of data is in a separate entity. It seems in order to plot an accurate progress bar you would need two entities:
sensor.dryer_remain_time = 0:07
and
sensor.dryer_initial_time = 0:20

The next problem is that these times are written in the m:s format which there doesn't seem to be support for.

Perhaps, adding support for defining a template for the calculation and maybe a format string to define the format the values are coming in as.

[rianadon]

Ahahha thank you! You ask for a lot.

You should already be able take data from other entities: see this section. I'm reluctant to add in templating because that requires a lot more code, and Home Assistant itself already has so much templating power.

Since this integration is wacky, how about using the template integration?

I haven't tested this, but something like the following might work for you:

template:
  - sensor:
      - name: "Dryer Timer"
        state: "{{ states('sensor.dryer') }}"
        attributes:
          duration: "0:{{ states('sensor.dryer_initial_time') }}" # 0: in front to format the time correctly

Then create the card by setting only entity: (nothing else required)!

As long as the template picks up state changes, its last_changed property should be accurate, which means you don't need the remaining time.

[iDVB]

Thanks @rianadon ! i thought there must be some kinda template solution outside of the card but not familiar with that. If it updates, should work fine.

Oh, and I guess the last_changed will carry the value when it was last changed? Let me give this a try. Cheers!

UPDATE -
I messed up and I think the format is actually h:m so your solution I think would be:

template:
  - sensor:
      - name: "Dryer Timer"
        state: "{{ states('sensor.dryer') }}"
        attributes:
          duration: "{{ states('sensor.dryer_initial_time') }}:0" # :0 at the end to format the time correctly

[rianadon]

Let me know if it works!

And if you do get it working and you're down to create a pull request, I'd love to add this to the examples!

[kareem613]

Looks like the LG integration has since changed. This is what the attributes look like with debug:true

Attr: {"run_completed":"off","error_state":"off","initial_time":"0:29","remain_time":"0:10","reserve_time":"0:00","current_course":"Normal","run_state":"Rinsing","pre_state":"Washing","error_message":"-","spin_speed":"High","water_temp":"Warm","dry_level":"Not Selected","tubclean_count":"41","remote_start":"on","door_close":"on","child_lock":"off","steam":"off","pre_wash":"off","turbo_wash":"on","friendly_name":"Washer","icon":"mdi:washing-machine","supported_features":3}

I think the issue here is the initial_time is the total time for the timer. ie. There are no timestamps.
remaining_time is already calculating how much time is left.

Is this usable without having timestamps?

[rianadon]

You can totally set the card up configuring only initial_time as duration, but then the start time will be calculated at the mercy of whenever the washer changes state, so you may or may not have success.

It would be really nice if that integration gave timestamps.

[lcavalli]

I asked the LG SmarthingQ integration maintainer and he kindly updated the integration adding the seconds to time attributes in version 0.12.3.

[funtastix]

You can totally set the card up configuring only initial_time as duration, but then the start time will be calculated at the mercy of whenever the washer changes state, so you may or may not have success.

It would be really nice if that integration gave timestamps.

I've had the same issue. I've created a pull request: #47 to fix that LG integration for me.

Now I can do:

type: custom:timer-bar-card
debug: false
duration:
  attribute: initial_time
remaining:
  attribute: remain_time

[rianadon]

Now that #47 has just landed in the codebase, it's possible to use the card with the integration. The remain_time option will automatically identify the LG device's attribute, so it doesn't need configuring.

All you need is:

type: custom:timer-bar-card
duration:
  attribute: initial_time

I'm sorry it took so long for me to merge the PR.

[liyuxuan7762]

Hello there, I am very new to HA, could you tell me how to config the initial time?

[Paradox52525]

I cannot for the life of me get this to actually display a bar. I'm using the LG HACS integration - the sensor data looks just fine, and a configured bar card will correctly show the correct remaining time in digits, but does not display any kind of progress bar.

I'm using the HACS LG ThinQ integration as discussed above, so the sensor data is in hh:hh:hh format, but the code examples earlier in this thread are not working for me. What am I doing wrong??

type: custom:timer-bar-card entity: sensor.dryer_remaining_time_2 duration: attribute: sensor.dryer_initial_time end_time: entity: sensor.dryer_remaining_time_2 bar_width: 60% icon: mdi:tumble-dryer mushroom: color: blue

[Johnqjx]

Same here. All it does is show the timestamp.

type: custom:timer-bar-card
entity: sensor.lg_front_load_washer_remaining_time
end_time:
state: true
debug: true

[BillyFKidney]

Same here. All it does is show the timestamp.

type: custom:timer-bar-card entity: sensor.lg_front_load_washer_remaining_time end_time: state: true debug: true

Amazingly things my timer card has been super easy and worked through the last few versions of the LG Integration.

type: custom:timer-bar-card
entity: sensor.washer
duration:
  attribute: initial_time
bar_direction: rtl
invert: true
bar_height: 20px
mushroom: null
bar_radius: 10px
hold_action: none
tap_action: none
double_tap_action: none

[MathisP75]

Same for me here, no bar showing