acosta290 / fluvy

Fluvy 
 A premium theme and card library for Home Assistant. 
 Try it: acosta290.github.io/fluvy — the real cards, pages and settings panel on a simulated home, in your browser. 
Fluvy brings one design to the whole of Home Assistant: a theme, fifty-five cards, five automatic dashboards, a
settings panel, the Activity and History pages, and Home Assistant's own pages restyled to match — all from one
set of design tokens, installed as one integration through HACS. Every card is drawn on a 4 px grid, checked
by an alignment measurer, and holds from a phone to a wall tablet, in light and dark, in eight languages.
## The whole app, one design
The sidebar, the header, the tabs, the dialogs, the settings pages: with the Fluvy theme on, Home Assistant
looks like it was designed with the cards, because it was — the same tokens, the same type (Inter), the same
radii and hairlines. A dashboard's view tabs are yours to style: the views as words with the accent under the open
one (as here), as pills, as icons, Home Assistant's own, or none at all.
## Fifty-five cards
Every card has an editor form and a live preview in the card picker; every option is documented in
the cards. Sliders and dials are precision controls: relative drag, slide away to slow down,
hold for the 1 % scale.
 dimmer.mp4 · energy-flow.mp4 
**Control** — lights with brightness and colour temperature, a room's lights on one card (one tap for the whole
room, a round for each light, in its bulb's colour), thermostats (dial or compact), water heaters and humidifiers,
covers with position and tilt, fans, vacuums, valves, media players and TVs, 3D printers (OctoPrint, PrusaLink,
Bambu Lab, Moonraker, Creality, Elegoo, Anycubic, Snapmaker and FlashForge: the job, its time left, the heaters, the
filament unit's trays, the camera, pause and stop), tiles and lists.
**Energy** — the energy flow, read the way your meters are: one sensor, import and export apart, or each phase — so
a house that imports and exports at once shows both, every lane in the colour of where its energy came from, with
the Energy dashboard's own sources when you give it none. Beside it: the balance of what comes in and goes out, the
grid by phase, batteries, a car charger, where a day's energy went (a sankey), the score, water and gas, the house's
power by source, the whole house on one chart with its batteries' charge (a power scale and gridlines on both), solar
by array, consumption by device, gauges for anything, and a sensor's last days, weeks or months as bars from its
long-term statistics — a counter read by its own readings when Home Assistant's sum is not the truth, today live.
How they read a house.
**Security and sensors** — locks, alarms, cameras (live, in their own shape), openings and motion, humidity, plants,
gauges, sensor tiles, and up to three sensors on one chart.
**Home, time and helpers** — weather and forecasts, who is home, scenes and actions, calendars (month, week,
timeline, upcoming), clocks (analog, di