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### 🌿 EcoDash ### 🌿 EcoDash
- [📖 Home](./Home) - [📖 Home](./Home)
- [👷 Building from Source](./Building) - [👷 Building from Source](./building)
- Installing - Installing
- [🐳 Docker](./Installing%20on%20Docker) - [🐳 Docker](./install-docker)
- [🐧 Linux](./Installing%20on%20Linux) - [🐧 Linux](./install-linux)
- Configuration - Configuration
- [🏠 HomeAssistant Setup](./HomeAssistant%20Setup) - [🏠 HomeAssistant Setup](./config-homeassistant)
- [⚙️ Admin Panel](./Admin%20Panel) - [⚙️ Admin Panel](./config-admin-panel)
- [📚 Advanced Configuration](./Advanced%20Configuration) - [📚 Advanced Configuration](./config-advanced)

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### HomeAssistant ### HomeAssistant
- **HomeAssistant's base URL**: The base URL which you use to access HomeAssistant on your server. It should be something like `http://INTERNAL_IP_ADDRESS:8123/` or `https://homeassistant.yourdomain.com/`. - **HomeAssistant's base URL**: The base URL which you use to access HomeAssistant on your server. It should be something like `http://INTERNAL_IP_ADDRESS:8123/` or `https://homeassistant.yourdomain.com/`.
- **HomeAssistant's API Key**: Read [HomeAssistant Setup](./HomeAssistant Setup) to learn how to get it. - **HomeAssistant's API Key**: Read [HomeAssistant Setup](./config-homeassistant) to learn how to get it.
- **Installation date**: Select the date of the first day in which your server's consumption was logged in its entirety. Users won't be able to see consumption data before this date. - **Installation date**: Select the date of the first day in which your server's consumption was logged in its entirety. Users won't be able to see consumption data before this date.
### Sensors ### Sensors
- **Polled Smart Energy Summation entity ID**: After your plug is added in HomeAssistant, get it in Settings -> Devices & Services -> Select the smart plug (or the Zigbee dongle -> Smart plug) -> look for an entity called like "[Name of your plug] Polledsmartenergysummation" -> Settings -> Copy the Entity ID. Check that the unit of measurement in the "Info" tab is kWh. - **Polled Smart Energy Summation entity ID**: After your plug is added in HomeAssistant, get it in Settings -> Devices & Services -> Select the smart plug (or the Zigbee dongle -> Smart plug) -> look for the entity which shows the total consumed energy in kWh, which is often called like "[Name of your plug] Polledsmartenergysummation" -> Settings -> Copy the Entity ID. Check that the unit of measurement in the "Info" tab is kWh.
- **CO2 signal Grid fossil fuel percentage entity ID**: After the CO2 Signal integration is enabled in HomeAssistant, get it in Settings -> Devices & Services -> CO2 Signal "2 entities" -> CO2 signal Grid fossil fuel percentage -> Settings -> Copy the Entity ID. Check that the unit of measurement in the "Info" tab is %. - **CO2 signal Grid fossil fuel percentage entity ID**: After the CO2 Signal integration is enabled in HomeAssistant, get it in Settings -> Devices & Services -> CO2 Signal "2 entities" -> CO2 signal Grid fossil fuel percentage -> Settings -> Copy the Entity ID. Check that the unit of measurement in the "Info" tab is %.
### Admin account ### Admin account

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Docker is the recommended deployment method for EcoDash. It allows to run on different architectures and operating systems without hassle. Docker is the recommended deployment method for EcoDash. It allows to run on different architectures and operating systems without hassle.
Pre-built Docker containers are offered for Linux on ARM and x86_64. If you're not on a supported architecture or operating system, please check the [Building the container](./Building) guide. Pre-built Docker containers are offered for Linux on ARM and x86_64. If you're not on a supported architecture or operating system, please check the [Building the container](./building) guide.
### Tags ### Tags

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# 🐧 Linux # 🐧 Linux
Pre-built binaries are available for Linux systems with x86_64 and ARM architecture. They should work on any distribution, but haven't been tested on all. Please open an issue if problems arise. Pre-built binaries are available for Linux systems with x86_64 and ARM architecture. They should work on any distribution, but haven't been tested on all. Please open an issue if problems arise.
If you're not on a supported architecture, please check the [Building on Linux](./Building) guide. If you're not on a supported architecture, please check the [Building on Linux](./building) guide.
## Download ## Download