New code for https://github.com/erlendsellie/priceanalyzer/, which will be merged with the main repo once ready.

This repo uses the nordpool-sensor to fetch data. A lot of work needs to be done. As of now, a dummy-sensor is provided by api.py for development purposes.

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Notice

The component and platforms in this repository are not meant to be used by a user, but as a "blueprint" that custom component developers can build upon, to make more awesome stuff.

HAVE FUN! 😎

Why?

This is simple, by having custom_components look (README + structure) the same it is easier for developers to help each other and for users to start using them.

If you are a developer and you want to add things to this "blueprint" that you think more developers will have use for, please open a PR to add it :)

What?

This repository contains multiple files, here is a overview:

File	Purpose	Documentation
.devcontainer.json	Used for development/testing with Visual Studio Code.	Documentation
.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/*.yml	Templates for the issue tracker	Documentation
.vscode/tasks.json	Tasks for the devcontainer.	Documentation
custom_components/integration_blueprint/*	Integration files, this is where everything happens.	Documentation
CONTRIBUTING.md	Guidelines on how to contribute.	Documentation
LICENSE	The license file for the project.	Documentation
README.md	The file you are reading now, should contain info about the integration, installation and configuration instructions.	Documentation
requirements.txt	Python packages used for development/lint/testing this integration.	Documentation

How?

1. Create a new repository in GitHub, using this repository as a template by clicking the "Use this template" button in the GitHub UI.
2. Open your new repository in Visual Studio Code devcontainer (Preferably with the "Dev Containers: Clone Repository in Named Container Volume..." option).
3. Rename all instances of the integration_blueprint to custom_components/<your_integration_domain> (e.g. custom_components/awesome_integration).
4. Rename all instances of the Priceanalyzer to <Your Integration Name> (e.g. Awesome Integration).
5. Run the scripts/develop to start HA and test out your new integration.

Next steps

These are some next steps you may want to look into:

• Add tests to your integration, pytest-homeassistant-custom-component can help you get started.
• Add brand images (logo/icon) to https://github.com/home-assistant/brands.
• Create your first release.
• Share your integration on the Home Assistant Forum.
• Submit your integration to HACS.