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title: "Registering resources"
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---
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If you want to extend the Home Assistant interface with custom cards, strategies or views you need to load external resources.
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The first step is to make it accessible for the Home Assistant frontend. This is done by creating a new directory in your config folder called `www`. Create this directory and restart Home Assistant.
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Once restarted, you can put files in this directory. Each file will be accessible without authentication via the UI at `/local`.
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The next step is to register these resources with the Home Assistant interface. This is done by navigating to the Resources page by following below link:
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[](https://my.home-assistant.io/redirect/lovelace_dashboards/) (Note: Once redirected, click the three dots menu in the top-right.)
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:::note
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This area is only available when the active user's profile has "advanced mode" enabled.
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:::
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Alternatively, you can also register the resource by adding it to the `resources` section of `lovelace` in the configuration:
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```yaml
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resources:
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- url: /local/<name of the resource>.js
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type: module
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```
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