Custom icon pack designed for Home Assistant.
ceiling-downlight
ceiling-fan
ceiling-fan-light
ceiling-lamp
ceiling-lamp-plafond
ceiling-lamp-round
ceiling-spot-lamp
chandelier
dome-light
fan-speed-1
fan-speed-2
fan-speed-3
fan-speed-4
fan-speed-5
fan-speed-6
fan-speed-7
fan-speed-8
fan-speed-9
floor-lamp
floor-lamp-dual
led-strip
lightbulb-top
lightbulb-top-outline
light-string
nas
night-light
outdoor-lamp
outdoor-lamp-solo
outdoor-lamp-variant
mirror-lamp
path-light
smoke-detector
spot-bulb
spot-bulb-top
stairs
table-lamp-variant
thermostat
xmas-candle-bridge
xmas-star
adguard-home
apple-tv
asus
b-hyve
homeassistant
matter
nginx-proxy-manager
node-red
open-wrt
phoscon
plex
qbittorrent
radarr
roborock
sonarr
tautulli
transmission
Add this repo via HACS as a plugin and install. See the HACS install guide for step by step instructions.
Copy the hass-bha-icons.js
file into <config>/www/
where <config>
is your home-assistant config directory (the directory where your configuration.yaml
resides).
Add the folowing to the frontend
section of your configuration.yaml
frontend:
extra_module_url:
- /local/hass-bha-icons.js
Or add the following to your lovelace configuration using the Raw Config editor under Configure UI or ui-lovelace.yaml if using YAML mode.
resources:
- type: js
url: /local/hass-bha-icons.js
Restart home-assistant.
The icons uses the prefix bha:
.
Example:
entities:
- entity: light.floor_lamp
icon: 'bha:floor-lamp'
name: floor-lamp
- entity: light.floor_lamp_dual
icon: 'bha:floor-lamp-dual'
name: floor-lamp-dual
- entity: light.led_strip
icon: 'bha:led-strip'
name: led-strip
- entity: light.outdoor_lamp_north
icon: 'bha:outdoor-lamp'
name: outdoor-lamp
- entity: light.outdoor_lamp_west
icon: 'bha:outdoor-lamp-variant'
name: outdoor-lamp-variant
show_header_toggle: false
title: hass-bha-icons
type: entities
Q: The icon ain't showing, it's just white space where it should be. What's up with that?
A: Probably related to cache. Try opening your instance in a incognito/private Window and see if your icon shows then. If yes, it's cache related. If not, spellcheck.
Thanks to @thomasloven, as I used his hass-fontawesome as a template for this pack
Thanks to @prairiesnpr, @kmlucy, @GeorgeSG, @shbatm, @clemalex824 and @rautesamtr for their contributiuons