Home5 1.0.3

What's new

• Your own certificates for HTTPS. Home Assistant behind a reverse proxy or ingress with its own certificate authority now works over https://: put the authority's .crt file in /data/homebrew/PPSA11019/assets/, and Home5 trusts it alongside the console's and its own. Thanks to @tonytwostep for this one.
• Coming from 1.0.2: your rooms and sign-in stay. If you add a .crt file, keep a copy: a clean reinstall replaces the app's folder.

Home5 1.0.2

What's new

• Search what goes in a room. In the list of everything from Home Assistant, △ searches by name, area or entity id (any case; every word you type has to match), and □ clears the search. L2 / R2 still show one kind at a time.
• Nothing but your rooms on the home screen. The card that added to a room and the New room tab are gone. Both are in the menu (Options): Add to the room is its first line, and New room is further down. An empty room, or no rooms yet, says where to find them.
• Focus after adding. Back from the list, the room's first card is focused.
• Coming from 1.0.1: your rooms and sign-in stay.

Home5 1.0.1

Home5 1.0.1

Your rooms, your way: nothing is put in a room for you any more, and the rooms are tabs along the top.

What's new

• Rooms of your own. On the first start Home5 asks you to make a room: name it, then choose what goes in it from everything in Home Assistant (L2 / R2 show one kind at a time: lights, switches, blinds, heating, locks, media, scenes, sensors; ✕ puts one in or takes it out). Home Assistant's areas are no longer rooms by themselves.
• Scenes in rooms. Scenes, scripts and buttons go in a room as cards, run with ✕. Sensors show under the cards.
• Rooms along the top. The rooms are tabs at the top of the screen, then New room. The cards are four across; a room's last card adds to it.
• Delete a room from the home screen. Go up to the tabs and press □ on a room (asked first). Rooms also move left and right from the menu.
• Coming from 1.0.0: the rooms you made there stay, with what you added to them.

Home5 1.0.0

Home Assistant on a PS5 that runs homebrew. The app is PPSA11019, its tile is Home5, under Media.

Install

1. Download PPSA11019.zip, unzip it and copy the PPSA11019 folder to the console the way you add any homebrew app folder (for example to /data/homebrew/ for ShadowMountPlus).
2. Start Home5 from Media and sign in with your Home Assistant's address (http://192.168.1.20:8123, by IP address), username and password. Two-step sign-in works. Or put a long-lived token in home5.txt on a USB drive (see the README).

What it does

• Your rooms are Home Assistant's areas, with their devices: lights, switches, fans, blinds, thermostats, locks, media players, scenes, scripts and sensors.
• ✕ switches a device, L2 / R2 dim and brighten (the triggers push back), △ opens a light or thermostat.
• The light bar glows in the colour of the light you are on.
• Add devices to other rooms, rename, reorder, make your own rooms: kept on the PS5 only, Home Assistant is never changed.
• Home Assistant's notifications show as the console's notifications.

Limits

• homeassistant.local doesn't work on the PS5: use the IP address.
• A self-signed https:// certificate is refused (a Nabu Casa address works).
• No cameras, alarm panels or vacuums yet.

Files

File
PPSA11019.zip	the app folder
PPSA11019-sources.tar.xz	everything it is built from (GPL source)
SHA256SUMS.txt	checksums of both