A card for Home Assistant Lovelace for exploring the history of your entities interactively and in real time.

Overview

History explorer card

This is a custom history card for Home Assistant. This card offers a highly interactive and configurable way to view the history of your entities in HA. The card uses asynchronous stream caching and adaptive data decimation to hide the high latency of HA's history database accesses and tries to make it into a smooth interactive experience.

history-panel-sample

Usage

The history explorer card can be configured interactively through the UI or manually through YAML. The card can contain one or multiple charts, every chart can display the history of one or multiple entities. Currently the card supports line charts for numerical entities and timeline charts for non-numerical ones. The order the charts are displayed in the history, as well as the colors used for charts and timeline states are all fully configurable.

history-explorer-demo.mp4

When the card is opened, it will display the history of the configured entities for the last 24 hours starting at the current date and time. On the top left you will find the date selector previous and next buttons, use them to quickly browse through the days. Your can use the right side time range selector (dropdown or plus / minus buttons) to zoom into or out of the history. You can also use the interactive zoom mode (magnifying glass icon) to select a region on a graph to zoom into.

Click or tap on a graph and drag left or right to slide it through time. The card will stream in the database as you move along. If you have a slow DB (like on an SD card), you may see empty parts on the chart that will progressively fill as the data comes in. The larger the shown time range, the more the effect is visible. So scrolling through entire weeks will generate more database accesses than scrolling through days or hours at a time, especially on slower CPUs, like phones.

Once you release the mouse button after dragging (or release your finger from the chart), the card will automatically readjust the y axes on all charts to better reflect the new data. The card will also synchronize all other charts in the history to the same point in time. That way you will always see the same time range on all your data and everything will be aligned.

Like in the native HA history panel, you can hover over the chart line or state timelines to get a tooltip of the selected values or state.

Data decimation

The card will automatically reduce the data shown in the charts and remove details that would not be visible or useful at a given time range. For example, if you view a per-hour history, nothing will be removed and you will be able to explore the raw data, point by point. If you view an entire week at once, there's no need to show data that changed every few seconds, you couldn't even see it. The card will simplify the curves and make the experience a lot faster that way.

This feature can be turned off in the options if you want, either globally or by entity.

history-panel-line-decimation

Decimation works on state timelines by merging very small state changes into 'multiple' sections when they can't be seen individually anymore. Zoom into the timeline and the details will appear. The color used for the multiple sections can be adjusted per graph.

history-panel-timeline-multiple

Install and configuration

HACS

Add this repository as a custom repository to HACS and install as normal.

Manual install

  1. Download the history-explorer-card.js file and copy it into your config/www folder
  2. Add a resource reference to it. On the HA UI, navigate to Configuration -> Dashboards -> Resources. Visit the Registering resources page on the Home Assistant support site for more information.
  3. Click on the + Add Resource button
  4. Type /local/history-explorer-card.js into the URL field and make sure the resource type field says Javascript Module
  5. Hit create

You can now add the card to your dashboard as usual.

Interactive configuration

The entities visible on the history explorer card can be defined in the card configuration or they can be added or removed on the fly through the card UI without changing the configuration. Both modes can be combined. The entities defined in the YAML will be displayed first and will always be visible when the dashboard is opened. Dynamically added entities will be displayed next. The entities you add or remove over the UI are remembered in your browsers local storage, so you don't to add them every time you reopen the HA page.

You can manage your dynamically configured entities like this:

history-panel-otf-entities

If you want to manage all your entities dynamically, you will need to supply an empty YAML. You can still add global configuration settings.

type: custom:history-explorer-card
graphs:

By default the UI entity dropdown will list all entities known to HA. This can be a little overwhelming if you have lots. Alternatively the card can only list entities that are actually recorded and available in the database. Doing this will require a database access which can take a few seconds on larger installs. You can use the card normally while the list is loading in the background. The add entity list will become available as soon as the data is loaded. To turn on this mode use the following config in your YAML:

type: custom:history-explorer-card
recordedEntitiesOnly: true

Line interpolation modes

Three modes are available for line charts: cubic splines, line segments and stepped. Cubic splines, the default, are the smoothest but can sometimes overshoot after steep gradients followed by longer constant sections. Line segments will connect your data points using straight lines. They are less smooth, but can't overshoot. Stepped mode will show the raw quantized data.

image

You can specify the line mode in the YAML global settings. Possible options are curves, lines or stepped. The default if the option is not present is curves.

type: custom:history-explorer-card
lineMode: lines

For fixed entities defined in the YAML (see below) the lineMode can be defined per entity.

A small margin will be added to the top and bottom of line charts, so to give some headroom to curves should they overshoot and make it visually nicer. You can turn off these margins if you don't want the additional space. It's recommended to use lines or stepped mode if you remove both margins to avoid curves overshooting outside of the chart area:

type: custom:history-explorer-card
axisAddMarginMin: false
axisAddMarginMax: false

Rounding

The rounding precision used for displaying data point values on the tooltip in line charts can be defined globally through the rounding key followed by the amount of fractional digits. The default is 2 digits.

type: custom:history-explorer-card
rounding: 4

Line graphs and unavailable data

If your history data contains an unavailable state, for example if a sensor went offline for a while, then this appears as a gap in the line charts. This way you will be able to easily see when and how often your sensors disconnected or became unavailable. This unavailable state is also shown on timeline charts. If you prefer to not have gaps in your line charts, you can add the following YAML option to hide and interpolate over the unavailable states:

type: custom:history-explorer-card
showUnavailable: false

Customizing state colors

The default colors used for the states shown on timeline graphs can be customized in many different ways. Customizing is done by adding the statesColor key to the card YAML. Colors act on device classes, domains or global states. You can, for example, have distinct colors for the on and off states of your motion sensors and your door sensors, even if they're both binary sensors.

The following example will turn the on state of all door sensors blue and the on state of all motion sensors yellow. The on state of other sensor device classes will not be affected. They will inherit their colors from either a domain wide or a global color rule, in that order (see below). You specify the device class followed by a dot and the state you'd like to customize:

type: custom:history-explorer-card
stateColors:
  door.on: blue
  motion.on: yellow

You can also specify state colors for an entire domain. The following example will turn the off state for all binary sensors that don't have a color defined for their device class purple and the home state of the person domain green:

type: custom:history-explorer-card
stateColors:
  binary_sensor.off: purple
  person.home: 'rgb(0,255,0)'

Finally, you can color a specific state globally through all device classes and domains. This can be used as a generic fallback. The following example colors the off state of all sensors red, as long as they don't have a specific rule for their device class or domain:

type: custom:history-explorer-card
stateColors:
  off: '#ff0000'

There is a special virtual state that is added to all entities, the multiple state. This state substitutes an aggregation of multiple states on the timeline when they were merged due to data decimation. Like normal states, you can specify the color for this special state for device classes, domains or globally.

Configuring the UI

Dark mode

The card will try to adapt its UI colors to the currently active theme. But for best results, it will have to know if you're running a dark or a light theme. By default the card asks HA for this information. If you're using the default Lovelace theme, or another modern theme that properly sets the dark mode flag, then you should be all with the default settings. If you are using an older theme that uses the legacy format and doesn't properly set the dark mode flag, the card may end up in the wrong mode. You can override the mode by adding this YAML to the global card settings (see below) to force either dark or light mode:

type: custom:history-explorer-card
uimode: dark

Replace dark with light to force light mode instead.

Customizing the color of UI elements

The color for various elements of the UI can be customized further:

type: custom:history-explorer-card
uiColors:
  gridlines: '#ff000040'
  labels: green
  buttons: '#80f00050'

Changing the UI layout

The position of the time control toolbar and the entity selector can be customized through YAML settings:

type: custom:history-explorer-card
uiLayout:
  toolbar: top
  selector: bottom

Possible options are top, bottom, both and hide. When selecting both, the UI element will be duplicated and shown both on top and on the bottom. This is useful on large histories that require a lot of vertical scrolling. When hide is selected, the respective UI element is not shown.

YAML configuration for preconfigured graphs

YAML configuration is optional. And while the interactive configuration is preferrable, it can sometimes be useful to keep a set of predefined entities.

Here's a basic example configuration:

type: custom:history-explorer-card
graphs:
  - type: line
    entities:
      - entity: sensor.outside_temperature
        color: '#3e95cd'
        fill: rgba(151,187,205,0.15)
      - entity: sensor.annexe_temperature
        color: '#ee3452'
        fill: rgba(0,0,0,0)
  - type: line
    entities:
      - entity: sensor.outside_pressure
        color: '#3ecd95'
        fill: rgba(151,205,187,0.15)
  - type: timeline
    title: Non-numerical sensors
    entities:
      - entity: binary_sensor.pir_yard
        name: Yard PIR
      - entity: binary_sensor.door_barn
        name: Barn door
      - entity: input_select.qubino2_3
        name: Heater
      - entity: person.alex

And a more advanced one:

type: custom:history-explorer-card
uimode: dark
stateColors:
  person.home: blue
  person.not_home: yellow
decimation: false
header: 'My sample history'
graphs:
  - type: line
    entities:
      - entity: sensor.outside_temperature
        color: '#3e95cd'
        fill: rgba(151,187,205,0.15)
        width: 4
        lineMode: stepped
      - entity: sensor.annexe_temperature
        color: '#ee3452'
        fill: rgba(0,0,0,0)
        lineMode: lines
  - type: line
    entities:
      - entity: sensor.outside_pressure
        color: '#3ecd95'
        fill: rgba(151,205,187,0.15)
  - type: timeline
    title: Non-numerical sensors
    entities:
      - entity: binary_sensor.pir_yard
        name: Yard PIR
      - entity: binary_sensor.door_barn
        name: Barn door
      - entity: input_select.qubino2_3
        name: Heater

Replace the entities and structure as needed.

Comments
  • Feature Request: Enable customization of timeline colors for sensors

    Feature Request: Enable customization of timeline colors for sensors

    History Explorer is an outstanding contribution to Home Assistant. It is far superior to the History panel kludge that was released in the 2022.7 core update.

    Here's an feature that I think would be very useful ---

    I have a template sensor derived from a binary_sensor for our garage door:

     - platform: template
        sensors:
          garage_door_status:
            friendly_name: 'Garage Door Status'
            unique_id: "Garage Door Status"
            value_template: >-
              {% if is_state('binary_sensor.garage_door_tilt_sensor_access_control_window_door_is_open', "on") %}Open{% else %}Closed{% endif %}
    

    It would be advantageous to enable the ability to change the default timeline bar colors for the template sensor for an entity. In my case, when the garage_door_status sensor state is Closed, the timeline color is red, and when it is Open the color is purple. This feature would enable the user to customize these colors. I suggest something similar to the domain color features for switch.on / off and light.on / off that would be applied at the entity level.

    stateColors:
      switch.off: silver
      switch.on: red    
      ........
    # FR: Would like to be able to do
    #  sensor.garage_door_status.open: red
    #  sensor.garage_door_status.closed: green
    

    Screenshot of my current History Explorer panel is attached.

    Screenshot 2022-07-23 at 09-31-43 History Explorer – Home Assistant

    enhancement 
    opened by LeapFrogSupport 14
  • timeline mode deesn't work for me

    timeline mode deesn't work for me

    Hi i"m trying to add non-sersor entities, but i can't see chart i tried binary sensors, humidifier, heater, tried manual mode and selector mode -- result is the same however charts work great for sensor entities like temperature, what i do wrong?

    opened by areyoufserious 13
  • Any plans to support HA statistics?

    Any plans to support HA statistics?

    Hey Alex,

    first of all: thank you very much for your work!

    And then a question: currently your chart takes the last saved data. Is there any plan to support also the statistics?

    Best, Dirk

    enhancement 
    opened by dm82m 13
  • [qiestion] Why keeping a huge list of entities in DOM by default?

    [qiestion] Why keeping a huge list of entities in DOM by default?

    Currently by default DOM contains a really huge list of elements:

    image

    Is it really required to have it by default? Should we change a default mask for a selector to kind of "none" (i.e. none entities are selected)? It could be confusing but may (not sure) save some resources.

    Test code:

    type: custom:history-explorer-card
    defaultTimeRange: 24h
    graphs:
      - type: timeline
        entities:
          - entity: sun.sun
    uiLayout:
      toolbar: hide
      selector: hide
    

    image

    Also, if currently selector is hidden - then may be these elements should not be here at all?

    Could it a be a reason of slow processing of the card? Any small change in HA Editor causes a freeze for ~10 sec - even with sun.sun for 24h.

    opened by ildar170975 11
  • Wildcard entity selection

    Wildcard entity selection

    It would be great if a wildcard could be used for entity selection such as 'device_tracker.*'. Even better if there were exclusions as well. With the core history panel being massively changed, the capability to do this level of entity selection would substantially fill the gap left by the core changes.

    Thanks

    enhancement 
    opened by RogerSelwyn 10
  • Range selector vs Zoom level

    Range selector vs Zoom level

    Schermafbeelding 2022-04-15 om 14 57 46

    not a strict 'issue' as such I think, but since we have no 'discussion' tab, please allow here.

    I must confess I keep being surprised by the way the + and - behave on the top right tool. I would expect a + to widen the range, and vv.

    Don't have to describe it any better than that I think.

    ofc, it shows the Lense/magnifier, and is probably a zoom level, like on the Maps. In this context however, I would rather use a range specifier myself, so that might explain the mindbend I experience when ever I click it ;-)

    Anyways, maybe you could consider it. thanks!

    enhancement 
    opened by Mariusthvdb 10
  • FR: Second Y-Axis?

    FR: Second Y-Axis?

    First, this is a really spectacular card. It's what the built-in stats cards need to be. The multiple ways to zoom, select, display, etc. Fantastic stuff.

    One addition would make this nearly perfect. Secondary y-axis. I'm basically trying to recreate the settings for the climate templates where it will show when your hvac system is on heat or cool. But, I can't find a way to make the HE card or Home Assistant to respect the null values I have attempted to assign when the heating system isn't running. So anyways, the second y-axis would help solve that issue because I'd be able to move those series to a separate scale and not have to worry about it.

    Thanks and cheers

    vs.

    Essentially, this is what I'm trying to replicate from the history-graph card. image

    enhancement 
    opened by dxmnkd316 9
  • Disable line fill by default

    Disable line fill by default

    It would be nice if there was a way to turn off the line fill (shading under graph lines) by default. The fill is annoying on graphs with multiple lines.

    opened by keck9939 9
  • State Color not working with some entities.

    State Color not working with some entities.

    I have the following yaml config for state color.

    stateColors:
      'off': '#3F5E98'
      'on': '#FFDB15'
      binary_sensor.off: '#3F5E98'
      binary_sensor.on: '#FFDB15'
      person.home: '#3F5E98'
      alarm_control_panel.disarmed
    

    With this code, not all binary sensors are adapting the set state colors. Only some binary sensor entities show with the set colors, rest shows with the default colors. why is it so?

    opened by sheminasalam 9
  • Language selection?

    Language selection?

    First of all: THANK YOU! What a cool tool!

    It looks like the language setting in HA is not supported / ignored. "not_home" should be "Abwesend". Is there a work-around for that? "not_home" is just not "pretty" or german... ;-)

    Regards from Mannheim, Germany

    IdAW – Home Assistant 2022-11-21 09-48-05

    opened by RobertoCravallo 8
  • [FR] Allow hiding a name in a tooltip for timelines

    [FR] Allow hiding a name in a tooltip for timelines

    Unable to hide a name in a tooltip:

    type: custom:history-explorer-card
    graphs:
      - type: timeline
        entities:
          - entity: sun.sun
    tootip:
      showLabel: false
    

    image

    Contrary, a name cannot be shown in a tooltip if it is not shown on a card:

    type: custom:history-explorer-card
    graphs:
      - type: timeline
        entities:
          - entity: sun.sun
    tootip:
      showLabel: true
    labelsVisible: false
    

    image

    HA 2022.12.5, default theme HISTORY-EXPLORER-CARD Version 1.0.40

    enhancement 
    opened by ildar170975 7
  • Feature request: Define Entities using YAML Template

    Feature request: Define Entities using YAML Template

    Not sure if this is possible but thought it might be worth asking.

    My use-case is to chart the various entities that are used in a Bayesian sensor.

    I currently use a combination of the custom auto-entities card and generic history graph to achieve this, but of course do not have the massive advantage of being able to scroll through time as I can with the fantastic history-explorer-card

    generic history graph image I generate the entities list for the history-graph using the template: attribute of custom:auto-entities

    {%- set bayes_sensor = 'binary_sensor.teskanoo_home_bayesian' -%}
    {%- set ns = namespace(test_entities=[]) -%}
    {%- set bayes_observations = state_attr(bayes_sensor, 'observations') -%}
    {%- set ns = namespace(entities=[]) -%}
    {%- for observation in bayes_observations -%}
      {%- set entity_id = observation.get('entity_id') -%}
      {%- set ns.entities = ns.entities + [entity_id] -%}
    {%- endfor -%}
    {{ ns.entities | unique | list }}
    
    

    So my question is, would there be any chance of allowing the graph->entities node to be populated from a YAML template - I have tried this using [auto-entities] in combination with [history-explorer-card] to achieve something similar, but have had no success as the entities node for [history-explorer-card] is not a top level node

    Thanks for your consideration - so very grateful for your wonderful work and continued enhancements on this card

    opened by teskanoo 1
  • Firefox freezes my PC

    Firefox freezes my PC

    Wow! That's what I think when seeing your work.

    I am trying to use it but bump into an issue and I hope I get some help.

    I use Firefox in Windows 10. all up to date. image

    When I add this in lovelace (just an empty card):

    type: custom:history-explorer-card
    graphs:
    

    It shows me the card but instantly Firefox slowly dies and my PC also get "hot".

    Edge does not have this issue as far as I can tell. The only way to get my homeassistant dashboard going again in firefox is to delete the card in edge...

    Any thoughts?

    opened by sanderlv 1
  • only timestamp in export

    only timestamp in export

    Hello,

    i would like to export some data to excel with CSV. But i think i am missing something.

    i have a device caled P1 meter (home wizard). this consists out of 13 entities. The most usefull for me ar the following:

    • sensor.p1_meter_total_power_import_t1
    • sensor.p1_meter_active_power_l1
    • sensor.p1_meter_active_power_l2
    • sensor.p1_meter_active_power_l3

    I can see graph of each for of them in HA via history-explorer-card or just via the history option of HA.

    But during export using the build-in export option in history-eport some doesnt work quit as expected. If i export the first entitie (total_power) it show a CZV-file with date and time stamp and also the data in kWh. Doing the same for the other entities give me only a file with date and time stammp, no other data is include.

    somebody a suggestion about what i am missing? Maybe someone is familiar with this issue and know a work around. Thnak in advanced for your support

    opened by robinhoefman 1
  • FR: Option to exclude specific entities when automatically setting the y-axis scale

    FR: Option to exclude specific entities when automatically setting the y-axis scale

    There are certain entities I want to include in the card, but I don't want to be taken into account when the y-axis scale is automatically determined by the integration. Is there any chance an new option could be added that could list entities to exclude when the integration is determining the scale automatically itself?

    opened by robertwigley 4
  • infopanel iOS glitches

    infopanel iOS glitches

    1. Line color change when in future and on day breaks

    image

    The line is not hidden (as thought first), but in black instead of blue the rest of the time.

    Tt is not only happening reproducable when moving to the end/future, but on every day-break as well. The same spot, where desktop chrome is changing the auto-zoom in the background before releasing the mouse button. In this spot, the line is black and stays black if I release my finger in this sport. If I more a little bit more in the days before or current day, the line is blue and stays blue if I release there. See video with some examples.

    27c2fcc15d40a7fc1baeea376bce403b27c8177b

    1. iOS sometimes shows the additional line within the timeline chart, which his hidden elsewhere (and on iOS in the cases where it is shown on iOS).

    image

    Here I have not seen other helpfull information. Gut feeling: Not that often anymore not hidden and visible. Even on the same entity, the line is there or not. Sometime 10 in a row not there and only on opening the 11th time. Sometimes on 2nd opening already ann on 3rd gone again. :see_no_evil:

    Besides: It is directly hidden, when initially not hidden on open, if I start dragging.

    bug 
    opened by emufan 11
  • FR: option to sync bar time period across bar graphs

    FR: option to sync bar time period across bar graphs

    Bar graphs have the feature of a time period (aggregation) per bar selector on each graph. I’d like to have the option have a single selector for multiple bar graphs in a card so they are all showing hourly, daily, …

    Example use case: creat a better energy consumption monitoring graph that can easily be switched.

    enhancement 
    opened by rct 0
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