hacs_waste_collection_schedule/doc/source/abfall_io.md

Abfall.IO / AbfallPlus.de

Support for schedules provided by Abfall.IO. The official homepage is using the URL AbfallPlus.de instead.

This source is designed for the old API of Abfall.IO. If your region/preovider uses the new API you should use the Abfall ICS version source instead. Your provider uses the new API if you can see an ICS button above your collection dates on the website after selecting your location and waste types.

Configuration via configuration.yaml

waste_collection_schedule:
  sources:
    - name: abfall_io
      args:
        key: KEY
        f_id_kommune: KOMMUNE
        f_id_bezirk: BEZIRK
        f_id_strasse: strasse
        f_id_strasse_hnr: HNR
        f_abfallarten:
          - 1
          - 2
          - 3

Configuration Variables

key
(hash) (required)

f_id_kommune
(integer) (required)

f_id_bezirk
(integer) (optional)

f_id_strasse
(integer) (required)

f_id_strasse_hnr
(string) (optional)

f_abfallarten
(list of integer) (optional)

Example

waste_collection_schedule:
  sources:
    - name: abfall_io
      args:
        key: "8215c62763967916979e0e8566b6172e"
        f_id_kommune: 2999
        f_id_strasse: 1087

How to get the source arguments

Simple Variant: Use wizard script

There is a script with an interactive command line interface which generates the required source configuration:

https://github.com/mampfes/hacs_waste_collection_schedule/blob/master/custom_components/waste_collection_schedule/waste_collection_schedule/wizard/abfall_io.py.

First, install the Python module inquirer. Then run this script from a shell and answer the questions.

Hardcore Variant: Extract arguments from website

Another way get the source arguments is to us a (desktop) browser with developer tools, e.g. Google Chrome:

1. Open your county's Abfuhrtermine homepage, e.g. https://www.lrabb.de/start/Service+_+Verwaltung/Abfuhrtermine.html.
2. Enter your data, but don't click on Datei exportieren so far!
3. Select Exportieren als: ICS
4. Open the Developer Tools (Ctrl + Shift + I) and open the Network tab.
5. Now click the Datei exportieren button.
6. You should see one entry in the network recording.
7. Select the entry on the left hand side and scroll down to Query String Parameters on the right hand side.
8. Here you can find the value for key.
9. Now go down to the next section Form Data.
10. Here you can find the values for f_id_kommune, f_id_bezirk, f_id_strasse, f_id_strasse_hnr and f_abfallarten. All other entries don't care.