#The Habitica Dailies Calendar is missing when adding a Calendar Card

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swift cedar
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Hi, I'm new to HA and currently tinkering with a Dashboard using Habitica components. I started looking into adding a Calendar to display all tasks (dailies and todos) as I saw in the documentation that those Calendars were part of the integration. But when I looked in the drop-down when adding the Calendar, only the ones for ToDos were present, see attached image (the text is translated to Swedish). Are there any known issues that make the dailies calendars not appear? Not sure how visible posts are to the specific maintainers of different integrations, so I hope it's not overly rude to ping you @hardy sparrow as I see you are the maintainer. I guess this could qualify as an issue to be posted on the GitHub, but not sure where the most appropriate place to reach out is, so starting here this time. I also have some general questions on how to access certain things like Habits, but perhaps that can be taken in another thread, or in some other place. If additional information is needed, please let me know 🙂

hardy sparrow
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are you on the latest Home Assistant version? There was a bug recently that prevented the dailies calendar from loading.

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maybe you can find something in the logs

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as there is no appropriate way to display habits in Home Assistant, those are not available as entities. But there are 2 actions habitica.get_tasks and habitica.score_task, which can be used to interact with them.

swift cedar
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Yup, updating to latest version resolved the issue and I can now add the Calendars as expected. Thank you! 🙂
Regarding the Habits, what would be a rough outline to build a component that makes it possible to get, view and interact with the data? I guess you'd need to create some automation script that retrieves the data periodically, store that in a response_variable which some component (probably something custom that includes a text field and two buttons) then reads from? I'm honestly a bit lost with it, so if you have any resources to recommend that might help me figure it out, it would be really appreciated.