

Have fun trying it, feedback is appreciated! Config Files # configuration.yaml

You can “hack” this by instantiating the notifier for each receiver.

You’re done! You can now use automations to send yourself a Signal messageĬurrently, only one receiver can be set. Place this in homeassistant/components/notify/signalmessenger.py and adjust your customize.yaml. I adjusted a notification script which you see below. If this works, we connect the signal-cli with homeassistant. I didn’t try yet, what happens if sender and receiver share the same number. So the numbers start with +xxx (+49 for Germany). signal-cli -u send -m "Testmessage" Note that you have to include your country code. This has to be done only once! (Details in the Signal-Cli description) To do this, you need to receive a text message this number. Register your cellphone number, also described here (I used a different one than the one on my phone). There is also a link to precompiled binaires, so you don’t have to take care of this yourself. Install the Signal App on your phone and register your numberĭownload the Signal-Cli from github. Setup Signal Messenger for HA Notifications So if you are also interested in setting this up, here is how I did it.
