Spook provides new triggers to Home Assistant. This reference page lists them all and points you to the right documentation for that trigger.
Cron schedule¶
Fires on a crontab schedule, for the times Home Assistant’s own time triggers cannot express, like every weekday at seven or the last Friday of the month. #crontab
spook.cron, documentation 📚
Entity fell silent¶
Fires when nothing has written to an entity for a while, which catches the device that died quietly instead of going unavailable. #stale #silent #dead
spook.stale, documentation 📚
Integration failed to set up¶
Fires when a configuration entry has been unable to set itself up for a while, past the point where Home Assistant’s own retries would have sorted it out. #integration #broken #config-entry
spook.integration_failed, documentation 📚
Repair issue created¶
Fires when a new repair issue turns up, so you hear about one without visiting the repairs page. Can be narrowed by integration and severity. #repairs #issue
spook.repair_issue_created, documentation 📚
Repair issue resolved¶
Fires when a repair issue goes away, either fixed or no longer reported. #repairs #issue
spook.repair_issue_removed, documentation 📚
Condition turned true¶
Fires when a condition goes from false to true, using the same condition building blocks as anywhere else. #condition #template
spook.condition_met, documentation 📚
Triggers in order¶
Fires when several triggers happen one after another, in the order given, optionally within a time limit. #sequence #order #timeout
spook.sequence, documentation 📚
While a condition holds¶
Fires when a condition turns true and keeps firing on an interval for as long as it stays true, without holding a script run open. #condition #repeat #reminder
spook.while, documentation 📚
Watchdog¶
Fires when something that was expected to happen does not happen in time, without needing a helper entity and a timer to arrange it. #absence #timeout #watchdog
spook.watchdog, documentation 📚
Entity will not settle¶
Fires when an entity changes state more often than it should within a stretch of time, which is how a failing device usually announces itself. #flapping #device-health #unavailable
spook.flapping, documentation 📚