This sensor returns the list of all open windows by checking all the windows sensors defined in a group.

Code

template:
  - sensor:
    - unique_id: "1e186ee6108b450fbe0b60df5501ddd3"
      name: "Open Windows"
      icon: mdi:window
      state: >
        {% set open_windows = expand('group.windows') | selectattr('state','eq','on')
                            | map(attribute='name') | list %}
        {% if open_windows|length == 0 %}
            The windows are closed
        {% elif open_windows|length == 1 %}
            {{ open_windows[0] }} is open.
        {% else  %}
            {{ open_windows[:-1]|join(', ') }}{{ ', ' if open_windows|length > 2 else ' ' }} and {{ open_windows[-1] }}{{ ' are open.' if open_windows|length > 2 else ' are open.' }}
        {% endif %}

group:
  - windows:
    name: Finestre
    icon: mdi:window
    entities:
      - binary_sensor.portafinestra_cucina
      - binary_sensor.portafinestra_soggiorno
      - binary_sensor.finestra_camera
      - binary_sensor.finestra_seconda_stanza
      - binary_sensor.finestra_bagno

Description

This Home Assistant sensor, named "Open Windows", is a template sensor designed to track and report the state of windows in your home. Here's how it functions:

1. Window Detection:
   It checks the entities in the group group.windows and filters for those with the state on (indicating an open window).

2. Dynamic State Reporting:

   • If no windows are open, the sensor displays the message: "The windows are closed."
   • If one window is open, it specifies the name of that window, e.g., "Living Room Window is open."
   • If multiple windows are open, it lists all open windows, separating them with commas and adding "and" before the last one, e.g., "Living Room Window, Bedroom Window, and Kitchen Window are open."

This sensor is helpful for monitoring the open/closed status of your home's windows and providing a natural language summary of their state.

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