Feature request: functions for list values

[rogersmj]

I want to be able to render other text in the list for sensors that have "on/off" state. For example:

{
                           title: 'Garage (1)',
                           icon: 'mdi-garage',
                           value: function() {
                             var val='&binary_sensor.garage_single_bay.state';
                             if(val=="On") {
                               return "Open";
                             } else {
                               return "Closed";
                             }
                           }
                        }

This doesn't seem to work right now, it just tries to render the function as a string:

Having this would be a very powerful addition to lists.

[resoai]

Filter already exists but you need to define in tile, not in each list item

[Evgeny-]

Filters aren't great solution. Probably we should think about make most of properties both functions and strings.

[Evgeny-]

Fields in lists now can be used as functions, every function called with context {states, $scope} and has argument tile (that you've proveided in config).

[stewface]

Could someone explain to me how to code this up to get it working?

`{
position: [1, 1],
width: 2,
type: TYPES.TEXT_LIST,
id: {}, // using empty object for an unknown id
states: {
on: "Open",
off: "Closed"
},

                 list: [
                 {
                      title: 'Front Door',
                  icon: 'mdi-glassdoor',
                      value: '&binary_sensor.door_window_sensor_158d000153a7ed.state',
                      **states: {
                         on: "Open",
                         off: "Closed"**
                      },
                 },`

Neither position seems to be correct for me (well they both dont work)

[resoai]

Text list tile has nothing to do with states. Use anon function to format value however you like:

value: function() {
   var val = this.parseFieldValue('&binary_sensor.door_window_sensor_158d000153a7ed.state');
   return val == 'on' ? 'Open' : 'Closed';
}

[stewface]

Awesome - thank you!! :)

Working perfectly.

[markwoitaszek]

Thank you so much for posting this! Been trying to figure it out for hours.