integration
Home Assistant Bridge
Publishes network state into Home Assistant as sensors, so the automations you already have can react to the network. Estate totals, availability, and a problem sensor per site. Write-only: it sets sensor state and nothing else.
Runs on a timer
This plugin declares work FreeSDN will run for you, per organisation. Every schedule can be switched off from Plugins in the UI.
state_push- every 5 min · on by default
Publish current network state to Home Assistant. Enabled by default, unlike the sync plugins: this only writes sensor state to your own dashboard and cannot change anything on the network.
Package
- Plugin ID
home-assistant-bridge- Version
- 1.0.0
- Author
- FreeSDN
- Minimum core
- 26.06.1
- Python
- >=3.11
- SHA-256
- 85e406a2e77ef93c32a89b1112042da0f99a1c5d39d600df22137026abcec8e7
Install
From inside FreeSDN, open Plugins › Marketplace, sync the catalogue, and install Home Assistant Bridge. The instance verifies the catalogue signature before ingest and the archive checksum before unpacking.
To install the archive directly instead:
curl -fSLO https://registry.freesdn.org/dl/home-assistant-bridge-1.0.0.zip sha256sum home-assistant-bridge-1.0.0.zip # expect: 85e406a2e77ef93c32a89b1112042da0f99a1c5d39d600df22137026abcec8e7
Then upload the ZIP under Plugins › Install from file.
Plugins run in-process with the API. The loader applies import hygiene, ZIP-slip and ZIP-bomb guards, hash-pinned dependencies and per-action permission caps, but it is a cooperative trusted-author model and not a security sandbox. Install what you would be willing to run as application code.