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When using a large Plex library and a slow device displaying HomeAssistant, I hit the 10s timeout that is allowed for the Plex API calls... Please can this be amended to either a) increase the timeout value as a hardcoded entry, or b) make it something that can be parameterised in the configuration?
Checks
Please check below if true:
[ ] I am running Home Assistant on HTTP protocol
[X] I am running BOTH Home Assistant AND Plex on HTTPS protocol
[X] My Plex server is accessible through protocol, port and ip/hostname I have specified for the card.
[X] My Plex server is running on HTTPS and has a valid certificate.
Same problem. Several thousand movies. If I want to display by 'addedAt', by default it shows the oldest movies added, not the newest. If I try to append either :asc or :desc to 'addedAt', I hit the 10000ms timeout.
Can the change to the source be done after installation or does it need to be compiled or something?
Same here. Could the timeout be standardised to be something much longer to accommodate those of use with much larger libraries? Just 2,500 movies here, and keep hitting the timeout. Would love to change the variable myself like you've mentioned above, but no idea how to even do it.
When using a large Plex library and a slow device displaying HomeAssistant, I hit the 10s timeout that is allowed for the Plex API calls... Please can this be amended to either a) increase the timeout value as a hardcoded entry, or b) make it something that can be parameterised in the configuration?
Checks
Please check below if true:
[ ] I am running Home Assistant on HTTP protocol
[X] I am running BOTH Home Assistant AND Plex on HTTPS protocol
[X] My Plex server is accessible through protocol, port and ip/hostname I have specified for the card.
[X] My Plex server is running on HTTPS and has a valid certificate.
Card Configuration
type: custom:plex-meets-homeassistant
protocol: https
sort: originallyAvailableAt:desc
playTrailer: false
showExtras: false
showSearch: false
ip: my.plex.url
token: token
port: '443'
entity:
libraryName: Films
maxCount: '10'
maxRows: '1'
useHorizontalScroll: 'Yes'
useShuffle: 'No'
displayTitleMain: 'Yes'
displaySubtitleMain: 'Yes'
minWidth: ''
minEpisodeWidth: ''
minExpandedWidth: ''
fontSize1: ''
fontSize2: ''
fontSize3: ''
fontSize4: ''
minExpandedHeight: ''
title: Latest Films
runBefore: ''
runAfter: ''
Card Version
3.6.5
Plex Version
1.30.2.6563
Device information
Raspberry PI 2B using slow-ass wifi, running Chromium in kiosk mode on top of raspberry os
Additional context
Films library has 6611 entries... so sorting those descending takes a while ;)
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