2022.4: Switch as X

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## Switch as X ## Switch as X
TODO:
- Improve story line
- Add screenshot(s)
- Focus on: Can be changed in Switch more info dialog
- Add switch as x to entity settings (#12161) @bramkragten
The Switch as X integrations lets you convert any Home Assistant switch into
a Home Assistant Light, Cover, Fan, Lock, or Siren.
In Home Assistants world, a wall plug is a switch. And while that is correct In Home Assistants world, a wall plug is a switch. And while that is correct
for a wall plug in general, those plugs are often used with e.g, a light for a wallplug in general, those plugs (or relays) are often used with a light
fixture or a fan. General-purpose relays are similar, as they are sometimes fixture, a fan, garage door, or maybe your Christmas tree lights. 🎄
used for things like locks or garage doors.
Using the Switch as X integration, you can convert those switches into This release introduces the “Switch as X” helper, which lets you convert any
the entity types that best matches your use case. Home Assistant switch into a light, cover, fan, lock, or siren to match your
real-world use better.
The newly created entity will appear in your original device.
Switch as X can be found under {% my helpers title="Configuration > Automations & Scripts > Helpers" %}, Switch as X can be found under {% my helpers title="Configuration > Automations & Scripts > Helpers" %},
or click the my button below transform one of your switches right away: but wait! We made it easier: You can also change the switch itself when
editing the switch entity:
<div class='videoWrapper'>
<iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/FLH4SXMAQS4" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
</div>
The video above shows the creating of the new light entity, which uses the
original switch. The original switch is now automatically hidden from most of
the Home Assistant UI but is still available on this device page
If you have updated to this release already, click the my button below to
transform one of your switches right away:
{% my config_flow_start badge domain="switch_as_x" %} {% my config_flow_start badge domain="switch_as_x" %}