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{!create-stream.md!}
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Next, on your {{ settings_html|safe }}, create a bot and
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note its email and API key.
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In Home Assistant, you need to add the `notify` service to your
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`configuration.yaml` file. This should look something like this:
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![](/static/images/integrations/homeassistant/001.png)
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The `api_key` parameter should correspond to your bot's key. The `stream`
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parameter is not necessarily required; if not given, it will default to
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the `homeassistant` stream.
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And the URL under `resource` should start with:
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2017-10-30 22:04:15 +01:00
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`{{ api_url }}/v1/external/homeassistant`
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Finally, you need to configure a trigger for the service by adding
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an automation entry in the HomeAssistant `configuration.yaml` file.
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![](/static/images/integrations/homeassistant/002.png)
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The `data` object takes at least a `message` property and an optional
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`title` parameter which will be the conversation topic and which defaults
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to `homeassistant` if not given.
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{!congrats.md!}
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![](/static/images/integrations/homeassistant/003.png)
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