Add invert_state config option to reverse on/off state reporting #65
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Updated of PR #40 |
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How do we add this? I can't get the config to validate. Any help would be appreciated. |
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Should help with stability as reported here: kevinvincent#114 (comment) Thanks to @raetha for this contribution.
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This adds the ability to invert the state of the sensors. I have one stuck in my door bell and it is annoying seeing it as "open". I know if could be changed via templates in the UI, but I think more and more people are going to be using these cheap sensors for unusual tasks to where the feature could be useful and its relatively simple.