swiss-army-knife-card
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The versatile custom Swiss Army Knife card for Home Assistant allows you to create your unique visualization using several graphical tools, styling options and animations.
## The Problem To Be Solved All the tools that support user interaction respond directly to that user interaction. In most cases that is fine, but in some cases, a...
## The Problem To Be Solved There were two rendering paths for Icons: one for Safari (SVG) and one for Chrome (ForeignObject/SVG). Due to longstanding ForeignObject bugs in Safari, Safari...
## Bug description Example can be found in `view-sake10.yml`: ```YAML - type: segarc id: 0 entity_index: 1 position: cx: 80 cy: 25 start_angle: 0 end_angle: 360 width: 2 radius: 15...
## Bug description While observing the animation on the segmented-arc, it appears that the gap between the arcs is partially filled while going from one arc part to the next...
## Bug description Merging animations doesn't seem to work. See also #41 This happens only with the switch tool, as this one defines default animations. Problem is caused by: -...
## The Problem To Be Solved Home Assistant supports themes with separate dark and light settings. HA also responds to dark/light system settings using the `window.matchMedia('(prefers-color-scheme: dark)')` media query to...
## The Problem To Be Solved Development is currently done in the most simple way: a single source file that is part of my Home Assistant configuration and edited directly....
## The Problem To Be Solved Add colorstops, colorstopgradients and linear gradients to the segmented-arc, just as the horse-shoe already is capable of. This will be a lot of work,...
## The Problem To Be Solved The fill and stroke flags in the colorstops/colorlist are not yet supported by the segmented arc: the segarc always uses the color to fill...
## The Problem To Be Solved SAK uses a very compact colorstop/colorlist definition. That definition is inherited from the Flexible Horse Shoe custom card. Other cards use a more verbose...