KNX UI
This is the KNX panel for the KNX core integration in Home Assistant. It provides a user interface for interacting with the KNX integration.
Development
If you check out this repository for the first time please run the following command to init the submodules:
$ nvm use
$ script/bootstrap
...
Development build (watcher)
$ script/develop
...
Production build
$ script/build
...
Update the home assistant frontend
Get the latest release tag.
$ script/upgrade-frontend
...
Or get a specific tag or sha.
$ script/upgrade-frontend <tag-or-sha>
...
Testing the panel
First of all we recommend to follow the instructions for preparing a home assistant development environment.
You can test the panel by symlinking the build result directory knx_frontend
into your Home Assistant configuration directory.
Assuming:
- The
knx-frontendrepository is located at<knx-frontend-dir>path - The
home-assistant-corerepository is located at<hass-dir>path (Remark: per default the Home Assistant configuration directory will be created within<hass-dir>/config)
$ ln -s <knx-frontend-dir>/knx_frontend <hass-dir>/config/deps/lib/python3.xx/site-packages/
$ hass -c config
...
Or on a venv-install
$ cd <hass-dir>
$ script/setup
# Next step might be optional
$ source .venv/bin/activate
$ export PYTHONPATH=<knx-frontend-dir>
$ hass
...
Now hass (Home Assistant Core) should run on your machine and the knx panel is
accessible at http://localhost:8123/knx.
On Home Assistant OS you might use https://github.com/home-assistant/addons-development/tree/master/custom_deps
AI Agent Support
This repository ships a set of instructions for AI coding agents.
-
GitHub Copilot comes pre-configured — its guidance lives in
.github/copilot-instructions.md. -
For other agents, you can easy symlink the Copilot instructions with:
yarn agent:claude # Creates CLAUDE.md yarn agent:gemini # Creates GEMINI.md yarn agent:codex # Creates AGENTS.md
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