In Jinja2 this is quite easy:

# This is a comment

This approach however works for only one line.

Sometimes I want to comment out quite a few lines - especially when I want to comment out a piece of code.
To comment multiple lines we need to use this:

{# start line comment

....

#}

  Area: Master Bedroom
    
    - Device: Google Mini Bedroom
        * media_player.bedroom_speaker
    
    - Device: Hue Light Bedroom Left
        * light.hue_light_bedroom_left
        * number.hue_light_bedroom_left_effect_speed
        * select.hue_light_bedroom_left_power_on_behavior
        * text.hue_light_bedroom_left_effect_color
        * update.hue_light_bedroom_left
    
    - Device: Hue Light Bedroom Right
        * light.hue_light_bedroom_right
        * number.hue_light_bedroom_right_effect_speed
        * select.hue_light_bedroom_right_power_on_behavior
        * text.hue_light_bedroom_right_effect_color
        * update.hue_light_bedroom_right

...

The easiest way is by using Jinja2 code in a template:
Go to "Settings" -> "Tools" (used to be "Developer") -> templates and paste this code in the editor:

{# Get devices by area #}

{%- set assigned_entities = namespace(ids=[]) %}
{%- for area in areas() | sort -%}
  {%- set area_name_val = area_name(area) %}
  
  Area: {{ area_name_val }}
  {%- for dev_id in area_devices(area) | sort(attribute='name') %}
    {%- set dev_name = device_name(dev_id) %}
    
    - Device: {{ dev_name }}
      {%- set entities = device_entities(dev_id) | sort %}
      {%- for ent in entities | sort(attribute='domain') %}
        * {{ ent }}
        {%- set assigned_entities.ids = assigned_entities.ids +  %}
      {%- endfor %}
  {%- endfor %}
{%- endfor -%}

{# Get devices/entities not assigned to an area #}

          Area: Unassigned / Floating Entities
{%- set all_entities = states | map(attribute='entity_id') | list %}
{%- set unassigned = all_entities | reject('in', assigned_entities.ids) | sort %}
{%- for ent in unassigned | sort(attribute='domain') %}
  * {{ ent }}
{%- endfor %}

This produces a very clean list of all your entities.

If you run into issues, please report!

I tried to connect to my webdav directory with ConnectMeNow4, but it fails, because I do not have a subdirectory to connect to.

The address is https://webdav.myserver.de (it's not my real server name)

In ConnectMeNow4 there is a path field, I always got an error when leaving it empty or set it to / that it's missing the remote path(blank).

Here is what I get in the protocol:

15:43:39 │ Mount requested for: "WebDAV root (webdav.myserver.de)"
15:43:39 │ - Max Attempts = 1
│ Attempts Left = -1
│ Last Attempt = n/a
15:43:39 │ - Doing default short mount delay (1 second)
15:43:42 │ - Starting mount background task
15:43:42 │ - RETRY MOUNT TIMER: Started 1 minute timer for remount attempts
15:43:42 │ - Enabled timer for potential extra mount attempts
15:43:42 │ - Thread started

15:43:42 │ Mount status update:
│ Mount/Open Networkshare feedback (SystemDefault):
│ Mount attempt with Calling Apple NetFS API:
│ - ERROR - Missing remote path on server (blank)

15:43:42 │ Thread - Calling for forced status update (only shows results if something changed)

15:43:42 │ -- STATUS UPDATE - THREAD CALLBACK ------------------------------------------------
│
15:43:42 │ Update type
│ - Initial read : -
│ - Timed Interval : -
│ - Get Network info : -
│ - Forced Update : YES
│
│ Status Interval : 10000 milliseconds
│ Interval Interrupts : 500 milliseconds
│ Failed mount after : 30000 milliseconds
│
│ Default gateway : 192.168.1.1 (MAC: xx:xx:xx:xx:xx)
│
15:43:42 │ - Mount Status Updated: Counted 2 active share(s)
15:43:42 │ - Active share: NFS datengrab (xxx)
15:43:42 │ - Active share: SMB bilder (xxx)
15:43:42 │ - Matched 2 Network shares. (matched all)
15:43:42 │
│ -- STATUS UPDATE - COMPLETED ------------------------------------------------------
15:43:42 │ - RETRY MOUNT TIMER: Stopping timer
15:43:42 │ - RETRY MOUNT TIMER: Quiting, nothing left to retry, and no Fallback servers left either
15:43:42 │ - Updating "Mount onAppear" list
15:43:42 │ - Updating "Mount onAppear" list

15:43:42 │ Updating Tray Menu

Is this a bug or what should I put to the path field?

Regards

grosmaggul

Please report missing icons.

First, I should mention that I'm using macOS 27 Public Beta 1.

All my share definitions have disappeared. However, this didn't happen immediately after I installed the new version and restarted the app normally; it only happened after I rebooted my computer for other reasons. The app greeted me with a prompt to define new shares.

Now, a few GUI glitches:

• Dark Mode isn’t working.
• The vertical “Details” text in the “Share Details” and “Advanced Options” sections is very bold again and obscures the actual labels.
• Hiding passwords in the input field doesn’t work. They’re always visible.

I hope this helps you a little. Thank you very much for developing the app. It’s a huge help.

Best regards,

Marcus

By default either the text "unavailable" will be shown and/or a small badge will be shown with an exclamation mark in it.
Not what I had in mind.

Took me a while to figure this out, but here is where Card Mod comes to the rescue by applying a CSS style when an entity is not available.

First make sure Lovelace Card Mod is installed! (free)

Next for each card apply this card mod:

type: entity
entity: sensor.example_sensor
card_mod:
  style:
    .: |
      ha-card {
        {% if is_state(config.entity, 'unavailable') %}
          filter: grayscale(100%) brightness(0.8);
          opacity: 0.6;
        {% endif %}
      }

If the entity state is "unavailable" the card will turn grey scale, darker, and a tiny bit transparent.

Example entity available:

Example entity not available:

Hope this is helpful for others ... 😊 

It seems that when the Mac goes to sleep for a long time, it cancels (or times out) all connections, including my share's. Sometimes my share is mounted and available when waking up, but sometimes it is not. In the logs, I've noticed these messages:

09:06:40 │ POWER STATE CHANGE - Your Mac is waking up out of Sleep Mode after a 8 hours and 20 minutes nap.
09:06:40 │ - Checking if shares need to be remounted (were mounted before sleep, but not anymore)
09:06:40 │ - 0 shares were no longer mounted

09:06:40 │ -- STATUS UPDATE - THREAD CALLBACK ------------------------------------------------
│ 
09:06:40 │ Update type
│ - Initial read : -
│ - Timed Interval : -
│ - Get Network info : YES
│ - Forced Update : -
│ 
│ Status Interval : 10000 milliseconds
│ Interval Interrupts : 500 milliseconds
│ Failed mount after : 30000 milliseconds
│ 
│ Default gateway : 10.0.0.1 (MAC: )
│ 
09:06:40 │ - Mount Status Updated: Counted 1 active share(s)
09:06:40 │ - Matched 0 Network shares. (1 unknown)
09:06:40 │ 
│ -- STATUS UPDATE - COMPLETED ------------------------------------------------------

In the second line, it says there were shares mounted before sleep, but they were not mounted anymore. Then on the third line it says "0 shares were no longer mounted", does that mean the app detected that all shares have been mounted?

Then it also says it counted 1 active share, what does "active" mean here? Is it the "on/off" switch on the app's UI? It says this even though my share is not mounted anymore. (The log I pasted above was after a long sleep and my share was not mounted after waking up in that instance)

I've noticed that even with command line mounts, Finder messes around. I've seen Finder trying to unmount the share, remount the share and complain that the share was not accessible. Finder being Finder..., this is probably Apple messing with the mount, not CMN's fault. Do you have any ideas of what is going on and how to keep the shares mounted?

Thank you so much for this incredible app!

I'm hoping you can implement a feature the looks at the Selected Episode side and Selected File side and highlights words that match on either side. I think this would make it much easier to quickly scan through to determine if the episodes on either side actually match each other.