Nested List integrations
Enable / EditEntities LocationIntegration Name/search string

 -- Default -- ios/push/categories

influxdbinfluxdb/include/entities





Nested Dictionary integrations
Enable / EditEntities LocationIntegration Name/search string

customizations/entitieshomeassistant/customize

customizations/globshomeassistant/customize_domain

customizations/domainshomeassistant/customize_glob

themesfrontend/themes





List integrations
Enable / EditEntities LocationIntegration Name

entities/switchesswitch

automationsautomation

scenesscene old

scene.yamlscene

 -- Default -- sensor

 -- Default -- binary_sensor

 -- Default -- media_player





Dictionary integrations
Enable / EditEntities LocationIntegration Name

 -- Default -- input_boolean

 -- Default -- input_datetime

 -- Default -- input_number

 -- Default -- input_select

 -- Default -- input_text

groupsgroup

 -- Default -- panel_iframe

scriptsscript

 -- Default -- shell_command





Settings integrations
Enable / EditIntegration Name

ios

logger

mqtt

default_config

conversation

downloader

tts

configuration

discovery

cloud

config

frontend

hacs

hassio

history

homeassistant

homekit

http

influxdb

ecovacs

logbook

lovelace

map

mobile_app

recorder

speedtestdotnet

ssdp

stream

sun

system_health

telegram_bot_conversation

toon

updater

verisure

alarm_control_panel

yeelight

zeroconf

zwave

python_script

Disabled Item List
Settings integrations
EnableIntegration Name

weblink
* Warning:DEPRECATED IN HA 0.107.0
Recommended Integrations
EnableSpecific Integration / Integration Type

All Settings integrations
* Warning:Inserting all the settings is a really bad idea, it will enable every settings integration in homeassistant. Your poor little pi will shit a chicken
Naming scheme for list entities
Enable / EditEntity Field : ValueField value to set as name

platform:mqtt
WHERE platform = mqtt		name
SET LIST ENTITY NAME TO [name]

integration_name:ios/push/categories
WHERE integration_name = ios/push/categories		name
SET LIST ENTITY NAME TO [name]

integration_name:automation
WHERE integration_name = automation		alias
SET LIST ENTITY NAME TO [alias]

integration_name:scene
WHERE integration_name = scene		id
SET LIST ENTITY NAME TO [id]

platform:broadlink
WHERE platform = broadlink		platform[AND]host
SET LIST ENTITY NAME TO [platform[AND]host]

platform:onkyo
WHERE platform = onkyo		name
SET LIST ENTITY NAME TO [name]


Misc. Settings
Comment Line for Disabled Items
Placed in front of disabled lines so the system can take them back later:

List Name Concatenation Delimiter
For Naming list items with [and] in there... may never be used:

Default Integrations Location
Directory (relative to configuration.yaml):

Default Entities Location
Directory (relative to configuration.yaml):

Retain yaml Comments

Automatically Add Recommended Integrations

Welcome!

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Welcome to FrankenYAML 1.0!

Introduction Video (YouTube)

Notice: Some functionality has been disabled for this web version

  • Login (to save configuration.yaml and settings on server)
  • Tasmota List - I doubt BlueHost will have Tasmota devices or allow me to scan its network :)

SECURITY WARNING

DrDoneSomething.com is HTTPS so it SHOULD be secure, but if BlueHost or its shared key is compromised I am totally not responsible for the passwords in your config file being stolen. I promise I don't keep any of your data (with the exception of a temporary zip file if you export to "separate files", everything is stored as post data from page to page) but if you don't trust me (I know me but you don't know me, remember the rules of the internet) you should not feed the program any passwords -- just find "password" in your files and replace it with a placeholder, then after you export add them back in. Sorry for the inconvenience but that's literally the best I can do.

Git Hub page (to use on your own network and get access to missing functionality)

Description:

This program will take your yaml files and parse them, starting of course with configuration.yaml. You can gather all your yaml files referenced by confugration.yaml (it will prompt for missing) and dump them into a single 'array'. From there you can manipulate anything you want and export it either into a single file or slice it up* for better file management.

*Slicing: This can slice up your configuration into little tiny pieces, just like Frenck did in his video here. It will add/remove/update all the !INCLUDE lines for you! You can then more easily view, edit, and delete your entities and integrations!

Inspired by Frenck. Thanks for the idea buddy!

Instructions:

  1. Set your parse settings (or don't!)
    • This is optional, you can always do this later.

  2. If it's really important for your unique snowflake configuration, it will prompt you and you can change your settings

  3. Parse your configuration.yaml

  4. Update parse settings again if needed

  5. Add "missing files" if desired

  6. Verify it all looks good, you can even edit, delete, or disable the elements!

  7. (optional) Go "back to parse" at any time to edit the raw file, add more integrations, or add more files.

  8. Export your completed file
    • Export into a new, single configuration.yaml file (will include disabled items commented out for later!

    • Export into a zip file with everything sorted into directories

    • Not ready to export? Create a login and password and it will generate an encrypted backup on the server running FrankenYAML (not available in online version)