Bubble Card

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Bubble Card is a minimalist and customizable card collection for Home Assistant, featuring modern pop-ups and an integrated Module Store with over 100 community-made modules.

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Installation

Home Assistant lowest supported version: 2023.9.0

Without HACS

Download this file: bubble-card.js
Add this file to your <config>/www folder. To get the editor in your language, download bubble-card-<lang>.json from the dist folder as well, for example bubble-card-fr.json, and put it next to bubble-card.js (without it the editor stays in English)
On your dashboard click on the icon at the right top corner then on Edit dashboard
Click again on that icon and then click on Manage resources
Click on Add resource
Copy and paste this: /local/bubble-card.js?v=1
Click on JavaScript Module then Create
Go back and refresh your page
You can now click on Add card in the bottom right corner and search for Bubble Card
After any update of the file you will have to edit /local/bubble-card.js?v=1 and change the version to any higher number

If it's not working, just try to clear your browser cache.

With HACS (Recommended)

This method allows you to get updates directly on the Home Assistant Community Store

If HACS is not installed yet, download it following the instructions on https://hacs.xyz/docs/setup/download/
Proceed to the HACS initial configuration following the instructions on https://hacs.xyz/docs/configuration/basic
On your sidebar go to "HACS"
Search for "Bubble Card", or click on the blue button below
Click on "Download"
Go back on your dashboard and click on the icon at the right top corner then on Edit dashboard
You can now click on Add card in the bottom right corner and search for Bubble Card

If it's not working, try to clear your browser/app cache (on all your devices if needed).

Videos

You can also take a look at my YouTube channel for step by step videos.

Configuration

All options can be configured in the Home Assistant editor. But you can find more details and the YAML in the documentation below.

Main options (YAML + description)

Name	Type	Requirement	Supported options	Description
`type`	string	Required	`custom:bubble-card`	Type of the card
`card_type`	string	Required	`button`, `calendar`, `climate`, `cover`, `empty-column`, `horizontal-buttons-stack`, `media-player`, `pop-up`, `select`, `separator` or `sub-buttons`	Type of the Bubble Card, see below
`styles`	object list	Optional	Any CSS stylesheets	Allows you to customize your Bubble Card CSS, see styling

Global CSS variables (see Styling)

Variable	Expected value	Description
`--bubble-border-radius`	`px`	Border radius for all supported elements
`--bubble-main-background-color`	`color`	Main background color for all supported elements
`--bubble-secondary-background-color`	`color`	Secondary background color for all supported elements
`--bubble-accent-color`	`color`	Accent color for all supported elements
`--bubble-icon-border-radius`	`px`	Icon border radius for all supported elements
`--bubble-icon-background-color`	`color`	Icon background color for all supported elements
`--bubble-sub-button-border-radius`	`px`	Border radius for all sub-buttons
`--bubble-sub-button-background-color`	`color`	Background color for all sub-buttons
`--bubble-box-shadow`	see box shadow	Box shadow for all supported elements
`--bubble-border`	see border	Border for all supported cards

Check out this video to learn about Bubble Card and its capabilities. My YouTube channel is quite new and focuses on tutorials about Home Assistant and Bubble Card. Don’t hesitate to subscribe to help increase my channel’s visibility. Thank you in advance!

Pop-up

This card allows you to create a pop-up with any content. Each pop-up is hidden by default and can be opened by targeting its link (e.g. '#pop-up-name'), with any card that supports the navigate action, or with the horizontal buttons stack that is included.

Tip

Pop-up trigger

This feature allows you to open a pop-up based on the state of any entity, for example, you can open a "Security" pop-up with a camera when a person is in front of your house. You can also create a toggle helper (input_boolean) and trigger its opening/closing in an automation.

Opening a pop-up when a binary_sensor is on

type: custom:bubble-card
card_type: pop-up
hash: '#kitchen'
name: Security
icon: mdi:video
trigger_entity: binary_sensor.front_door_motion
trigger_state: 'on'
trigger_close: true

Different ways to close a pop-up

They are many ways to close a pop-up. For instance, you can swipe from the pop-up header to the bottom, by doing a long swipe inside the pop-up to the bottom, by pressing Escape on desktop, by removing the hash in the URL or by simply pressing the close button.

Pop-up options

Options (YAML + descriptions)

Name	Type	Requirement	Supported options	Description
`hash`	string	Required	Any unique hash (e.g. `'#kitchen'`) with ' '	This is how you will open your pop-up
`popup_style`	string	Optional	`bubble` (default), `classic` or `home-assistant`	Define the pop-up visual style
`popup_mode`	string	Optional	`default` (default), `fit-content`, `centered` or `adaptive-dialog`	Define the pop-up layout mode. With `popup_style: home-assistant`, only `default` (full height on mobile, like the "More info" panel) and `adaptive-dialog` (fits its content on mobile) are used.
`with_bottom_offset`	boolean	Optional	`true` or `false` (default)	Only used with `popup_mode: fit-content` or `adaptive-dialog`, and with `popup_style: home-assistant`. Applies a bottom offset on mobile, useful when your dashboard includes a footer card.
`full_width_on_mobile`	boolean	Optional	`true` or `false` (default)	Only used with `popup_mode: centered`. Expands the pop-up to full screen width on mobile, useful on smaller displays.
`performance_mode`	string	Optional	`default` (default) or `performance`	Optimize the pop-up open animation. `performance` slightly delays content rendering and background blur, also disables backdrop blur if set.
`auto_close`	string	Optional	A timeout in milliseconds (e.g. `10000` for 10s)	Auto close the pop-up after a timeout
`close_on_click`	boolean	Optional	`true` or `false` (default)	Automatically close the pop-up after any interaction
`close_by_clicking_outside`	boolean	Optional	`true` (default) or `false`	Close the pop-up by clicking outside of it
`slide_to_close`	boolean or string	Optional	`true` (default), `header` or `false`	Close the pop-up by sliding it down
`width_desktop`	string	Optional	Any CSS value	Width on desktop (`100%` by default on mobile)
`margin`	string	Optional	Any CSS value	Use this only if your pop-up is not well centered on mobile (e.g. `13px`)
`margin_top_mobile`	string	Optional	Any CSS value	Top margin on mobile (e.g. `-56px` if your header is hidden)
`margin_top_desktop`	string	Optional	Any CSS value	Top margin on desktop (e.g. `50vh` for a half-sized pop-up or `calc(100vh - 400px)` for a fixed height of `400px`)
`bg_color`	string	Optional	Any hex, rgb or rgba value	The background color of your pop-up (e.g. `#ffffff` for a white background)
`bg_opacity`	string	Optional	Any value from `0` to `100`	The background opacity of your pop-up (e.g. `100` for no transparency)
`bg_blur`	string	Optional	Any value from `0` to `100`	The background blur effect of your pop-up, this only work if `bg_opacity` is not set to `100` (e.g. `0` for no blur)
`shadow_opacity`	string	Optional	Any value from `0` to `100`	The shadow opacity of your pop-up (e.g. `0` to hide it)
`hide_backdrop`	boolean	Optional	`true` or `false` (default)	Set this to true on the first pop-up of your main dashboard to disable the backdrop on all pop-ups.
`background_update`	boolean	Optional	`true` or `false` (default)	Update pop-up content in background (not recommended)
`trigger`	object or list	Optional	See conditions	Open this pop-up when the conditions are met
`trigger_entity`	string	Optional	Any entity	Open this pop-up based on the state of any entity, the simple form of `trigger`
`trigger_state`	string	Optional (Required if `trigger_entity` is defined)	Any entity state	Entity state to open the pop-up
`trigger_close`	boolean	Optional	`true` (default) or `false`	Close the pop-up when the conditions are no longer met. Defaults to `false` instead when you use the older `trigger_entity` and `trigger_state` pair
`open_action`	object	Optional	See actions	Trigger an action when the pop-up is opening
`close_action`	object	Optional	See actions	Trigger an action when the pop-up is closing
`show_header`	boolean	Optional	`true` (default) or `false`	Show/Hide the pop-up header fully
`show_previous_button`	boolean	Optional	`true` or `false` (default)	Show a previous button next to the close button and navigate back to the previous pop-up when available
`show_close_button`	boolean	Optional	`true` (default) or `false`	Show or hide the close button while keeping the rest of the header visible
`buttons_position`	string	Optional	`right` (default) or `left`	Position of the close and previous buttons in the header
`cards`	list	Optional	Any Bubble Card, Home Assistant card or custom card	Define the content of your pop-up. See the pop-up example below.
You also have access to all the button settings for the header of the pop-up.		Optional		If undefined no header will be shown

CSS variables (see Styling)

Variable	Expected value	Description
`--bubble-pop-up-border-radius`	`px`	Border radius for the pop-up
`--bubble-pop-up-main-background-color`	`color`	Main background color for supported elements of the pop-up
`--bubble-pop-up-background-color`	`color`	Background color of the pop-up
`--bubble-backdrop-background-color`	`color`	Background color for the backdrop
You also have access to all the button CSS variables for the header of the pop-up.

Standalone pop-up format (v3.2.0+)

Since v3.2.0, pop-ups use a new standalone format where content cards are defined directly inside the pop-up using the cards option. This provides better performance and a new section based drag-and-drop editing experience.

Examples

A pop-up (standalone format)

type: custom:bubble-card
card_type: pop-up
hash: '#kitchen'
name: Kitchen
icon: mdi:fridge
entity: light.kitchen
cards:
  - type: custom:bubble-card
    card_type: button
    entity: light.kitchen
  # More cards...

A button to open the pop-up

type: custom:bubble-card
card_type: button
button_type: name
name: Kitchen
icon: mdi:fridge
button_action:
  tap_action:
    action: navigate
    navigation_path: '#kitchen'

Horizontal buttons stack

This card is a good companion to the pop-up card, allowing you to open the corresponding pop-ups. It also allows you to open any page of your dashboard. In addition, you can add your motion/occupancy sensors so that the order of the buttons adapts according to the room you just entered. This card is scrollable, remains visible, and acts as a footer.

Important

This card has to be the last one in your view (after every card and pop-up). It can't be inside any stack.

Horizontal buttons stack options

Options (YAML + descriptions)

Name	Type	Requirement	Supported options	Description
`1_link`	string	Required	The pop-up hash (e.g. `'#kitchen'`) with ' ' or any link	A link to open
`1_name`	string	Optional	Any string	A name for your button
`1_icon`	string	Optional	Any `mdi:` icon	An icon for your button
`1_entity`	string	Optional	Any light or light group	Display the color of that light in background
`1_pir_sensor`	string	Optional	Any binary sensor	At least one pir sensor or more for `auto_order`, in fact it also works with any entity type, for example you can add light groups and the order will change based on the last changed states.
`auto_order`	boolean	Optional	`true` or `false` (default)	Change the order of the buttons according to the `_pir_sensor` last changed time, it needs to be `false` if you don't have any `_pir_sensor` in your code
`margin`	string	Optional	Any CSS value	Use this only if your `horizontal-buttons-stack` is not well centered on mobile (e.g. `13px`)
`width_desktop`	string	Optional	Any CSS value	Width on desktop (`100%` by default on mobile)
`is_sidebar_hidden`	boolean	Optional	`true` or `false` (default)	Fix the horizontal buttons stack position if the sidebar is hidden on the desktop (only if you have made a modification to hide it yourself)
`rise_animation`	boolean	Optional	`true` (default) or `false`	Set this to `false` to disable the animation that activates once the page has loaded
`highlight_current_view`	boolean	Optional	`true` or `false` (default)	Highlight current hash / view with a smooth animation
`hide_gradient`	boolean	Optional	`true` or `false` (default)	Set this to `false` to hide the gradient

[!IMPORTANT]
The variables starting with a number define your buttons, just change this number to add more buttons (see example below).

CSS variables (see Styling)

Variable	Expected value	Description
`--bubble-horizontal-buttons-stack-border-radius`	`px`	Border radius for horizontal button stack buttons
`--bubble-horizontal-buttons-stack-background-color`	`color`	Background color for horizontal button stack buttons

Example

An horizontal buttons stack that reorganize itself based on occupancy sensors

type: custom:bubble-card
card_type: horizontal-buttons-stack
auto_order: true
1_name: Living room
1_icon: mdi:sofa
1_link: '#living-room'
1_entity: light.living_room
1_pir_sensor: binary_sensor.living_room_motion
2_name: Kitchen
2_icon: mdi:fridge
2_link: '#kitchen'
2_entity: light.kitchen
2_pir_sensor: binary_sensor.kitchen_motion
3_name: Dining room
3_icon: mdi:silverware-fork-knife
3_link: '#dining-room'
3_entity: light.dining_room
3_pir_sensor: binary_sensor.dining_room_motion

Button

This card is very versatile. It can be used as a switch, a slider, a state or a name/text button.

Tip

What are the differences between all the button types?

Switch button: This is the default button type. By default, it toggles an entity and its background color changes based on the entity's state or the color of a light. You can change its action in the Tap action on card section.
Slider button: This button type lets you control entities with adjustable ranges. It's ideal for dimming lights, and its fill color will adapt to the light's color. You can also use it to display values, such as a battery level. Supported entities for sliders:
- Light (brightness)
- Media player (volume)
- Cover (position)
- Fan (percentage)
- Climate (temperature)
- Input number and number (value)
- Battery sensor (percentage, read only)
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