- Create
snowflakes.js
underconfig\www
folder. - Add content from the gist
- Choose to run always (remove all below line 4),
- Or by date (remove line 4, optionally editing the dates you want the snowflakes to trigger)
- and save.
- In HA, go to Configuration > Lovelace Dashboards > Resources.
- Click 'Add Resources' and enter
local/snowflakes.js
(it's a JavaScript module) - Save it
- Enjoy the holidays
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Self executing Snowflakes as a JS module
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import Snowflakes from 'https://cdn.skypack.dev/magic-snowflakes'; | |
// always run | |
new Snowflakes(); | |
// OR use date | |
// month in JS dates are zero-based | |
const currentMonth = new Date().getMonth() + 1; | |
const currentDay = new Date().getDate(); | |
// run from december 6th to january 15th | |
const isOkForDecember = currentMonth === 12 && currentDay >= 6; | |
const isOkForJanuary = currentMonth === 1 && currentDay <= 15; | |
if (isOkForDecember || isOkForJanuary ) { | |
new Snowflakes(); | |
} |
Hello all, glad to see that this is still used. I updated the gist to add date checks so the snowflakes can be scheduled one in code for those that want to set this and forget.
Perfect! Will update the code now forsure.
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Yes that is because of the cache, search how disable the cache in your browser (e.g. in google chrome you can press F12 and then go to Network tab and select "Disable cache")