# Paste this block into your Home Assistant configuration.yaml.
#
# Prerequisites:
#   1. The grafana stack from this directory is running:
#        cd grafana/ && cp .env.example .env && docker compose up -d
#   2. Your HA instance can reach the influxdb container on port 8086.
#      Common patterns:
#        - HA and InfluxDB on the same compose stack: use host=influxdb
#        - HA and InfluxDB on different hosts: use host=<your-influx-ip>
#        - HA on the host network, InfluxDB in docker: use
#          host=host.docker.internal or the host's LAN IP
#   3. Add `influxdb_token: <your INFLUX_TOKEN from .env>` to your
#      secrets.yaml. Restart HA after editing both files.
#
# What this ships:
#   - All state changes from omni_pca entities (alarm_control_panel,
#     binary_sensor, climate, event, light, sensor, switch).
#   - Event entity attributes carried as fields, including the typed
#     event_class and event_data payload — so Flux queries can filter
#     by alarm_type, zone_index, etc.
#
# Adjust the entity_globs filter if you also want non-omni entities in
# the dashboard, or tighten it further to scope by area / device.

influxdb:
  api_version: 2
  host: influxdb           # change to match your network layout
  port: 8086
  ssl: false
  verify_ssl: false
  token: !secret influxdb_token
  organization: omni-pca
  bucket: ha
  precision: s

  # Tag the typed event kind so Flux queries can filter by it cheaply.
  tags_attributes:
    - event_type
    - event_class

  include:
    domains:
      - alarm_control_panel
      - binary_sensor
      - climate
      - event
      - light
      - sensor
      - switch
    entity_globs:
      - "*omni*"           # scope to omni_pca entities only