Ma bascule finale de Jeedom vers Home Assistant 🏚️➡️🏡 Transférer une installation Z-Wave JS UI

Dive into the final stage of my migration to Home Assistant, where I transfer my Z-Wave network, officially retiring my Jeedom Atlas. I'm switching my home automation system to a robust, unified, and future-proof 2026 setup! 📱 Follow me! 💻 ►https://lhub.to/GuiPoM 🔗 Links🔗 ► https://www.home-assistant.io/ 🖥️ Code snippet🖥️ Jinja2 template to list your zwave_js entities: {%- set entities = (states.light | list) + (states.switch | list) + (states.sensor | list) + (states.binary_sensor | list) + (states.cover | list) -%} {%- set ns = namespace(items=[]) -%} {%- for state in entities -%} {%- set dev_id = device_id(state.entity_id) -%} {%- if dev_id -%} {%- set identifiers = device_attr(dev_id, 'identifiers') -%} {%- if identifiers -%} {%- for id in identifiers -%} {%- if id[0] == 'zwave_js' -%} {%- set node_id = id[1].split('-')[1] if '-' in id[1] else id[1] -%} {%- set device_name = device_attr(dev_id, 'name_by_user') or device_attr(dev_id, 'name') -%} {%- set ns.items = ns.items + [node_id ~ ";" ~ device_name ~ ";" ~ state.entity_id] -%} {%- endif -%} {%- endfor -%} {%- endif -%} {%- endif -%} {%- endfor -%} Node ID; Device Name; Entity ID {% for item in ns.items | unique | sort(attribute=None) -%}{{ item }}{% endfor %} 📃 Summary 📃 00:00 The end of my Jeedom Atlas! 00:35 Home Assistant has taken complete control of the house 02:15 Everything is unified in my setup: Bluetooth, Zigbee, Thread... 02:30 ...and especially Z-Wave 03:15 I can't show you the controller change, there's a small problem ^^ 04:50 I certainly won't be able to answer all your questions, but I'll try as much as possible! 05:45 My dashboard badges 06:20 Lots of automations and scripts 07:12 It wasn't exactly a walk in the park, and I wasn't motivated, but nothing insurmountable, and actually a rather pleasant experience in the end. 08:45 A long-term solution, an open platform: I'm at ease! 09:05 But there are still some snags: the Netatmo outdoor siren 10:16 Too limited Google Home/Assistant integration: no confirmation, no deactivation 13:00 Z-Wave is migrated; I have a standalone and almost identically functional setup. 14:48 What to choose in 2026? Don't even think about it! 17:30 The robustness of Home Assistant? Lots of reboots, sometimes issues with updates, and they're very frequent, so you have to keep up. But so much openness and ease of use! 19:18 We're finally getting started on the topic of transferring a Z-Wave installation. 22:04 Mapping your equipment and entities. On your source system and the destination system, depending on the scenario. 24:55 We back up beforehand and store our backup off-site. Not necessarily for a failure, but to quickly have a recovery point. 26:27 We shut down the Z-Wave JS server and the tools that use it. 27:12 We back up our security keys. 27:50 We now transfer our Z-Wave key from one system to another. 29:22 The difference between the Z-Wave JS add-on and the community Z-Wave JS UI. 30:40 Read the documentation; there should normally be no configuration required, unlike Z-Wave JS where everything is done in the Home Assistant configuration section. 32:20 Welcome to the Z-Wave JS UI, and we'll configure the Z-Wave section. 34:20 When everything is working correctly, the controller is present and the included products are listed. They need to be re-interviewed. Please wait! 36:50 We can now add (or reconfigure) the Z-Wave integration. 39:39 I had to wake up and re-interview some of my products, but all my products are working now. 40:08 We can shut down my Jeedom platform together! 42:35 And I can also remove my Jeedom Atlas, which can now retire. 43:18 That's it for me and my Jeedom content!