# Weatherman Dashboard for ESPHome I have [multiple dashboards](https://github.com/Madelena/hass-config-public) around my apartment and they display different information depending on the context. Since this is placed near the front door, it contains concise information for what's outside with a homey style to match the rest of the wall. Context This is part of the ecosystem for [my Home Assistant configuration](https://github.com/Madelena/hass-config-public). ## Hardware - [Waveshare 7.5" e-Paper Screen](https://amzn.to/3R1tTyS) - 640x384 display resolution - [Waveshare Universal e-Paper Driver Board with ESP32](https://amzn.to/3nkMRT8) - [Ikea RIBBA Picture Frame 5"x7"](https://amzn.to/3QM3Zip) - [Legrand 3 Way Switch + USB](https://amzn.to/3u7EKNz) - [Micro USB Thin Ribbon Cable](https://amzn.to/3AatofQ) - [Angled USB Thin Ribbon Cable](https://amzn.to/3blAhQT) Closeup ## Software - ESPHome - Home Assistant running on a Raspberry Pi as a remote server ## Installation 1. No soldering is required since the e-Paper driver board was integrated into the ESP32 board. All I needed to do was to connect the e-Paper screen to the driver board, and then connect the driver board to the USB socket on my light switch. 2. Copy `/fonts`, `/images`, and `weatherman.yaml` to your /.config/esphome folder. 3. Integrate the content of `sensor.yaml` to your Home Assistant template configuration YAML file. 4. Install HA-GTFS-RT to your Home Assistant using HACS. 5. Once booted, flash `weatherman.yaml` the ESP32 board using ESPHome. 6. Enjoy! ## Data Sources - Metno Hourly Weather Forecast HA integration - Goodservice.io API - [GTFS-RT Custom Component](https://github.com/zacs/ha-gtfs-rt) ## References Here are some other repos that I referenced from: - https://github.com/DeastinY/esphome-waveshare-e-paper-dashboard - https://github.com/savikko/smarthome *Weatherman* is a reference to the song *Blame it on the Weatherman* by B*Witched. If you're late to your date because of this, blame it on the Weatherman.