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Pull Request Overview
This PR adds a new device listing for Nerdiy.de's ePaper frame insert, which is a 3D-printable battery-powered display solution that fits inside IKEA RIBBA or RÖDALM 5"x7" frames to show Home Assistant data on an e-ink display.
Key Changes:
- Documents a custom ESP32-C3 based ePaper frame project with GPIO pinout specifications
- Provides comprehensive material lists and 3D printing resources for two different IKEA frame variants
- Includes visual documentation with images and technical drawings
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The latest state of the configuration is available [here](https://github.com/Nerdiyde/ESPHomeSnippets/blob/main/Snippets/eInk_frame_insert_ribba_5inchX7inch/config/nerdiys-epaper-frame.yaml). |
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Sep 16, 2025
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The 'Basic Config' section only provides a link to the configuration file but doesn't include any ESPHome configuration code. According to the guidelines, the first configuration provided should be hardware definitions only, and a proper ESPHome YAML configuration block should be included in the documentation.
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Inspired by [Madalena’s esphome-weatherman-dashboard](https://github.com/Madelena), this project evolved into a battery-powered Ikea ePaper frame insert that displays real-time data sourced from your Home Assistant instance. | ||
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To simplify the hardware setup, a precisely designed 3D-printable mount was created to perfectly fit the ePaper display and all electronics inside the Ikea RÖDALM/RIBBA 13x18 cm (5″x7″) frame. The custom case features: |
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Line 16 mentions 'The custom case features:' but the list of features is missing, making the sentence incomplete. This should either include the actual features or be rewritten to remove the reference to a list.
To simplify the hardware setup, a precisely designed 3D-printable mount was created to perfectly fit the ePaper display and all electronics inside the Ikea RÖDALM/RIBBA 13x18 cm (5″x7″) frame. The custom case features: | |
To simplify the hardware setup, a precisely designed 3D-printable mount was created to perfectly fit the ePaper display and all electronics inside the Ikea RÖDALM/RIBBA 13x18 cm (5″x7″) frame. |
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I'm a bit confused here. This is not a "device" as such, but a 3D Print STL you can purchase to wrap various components in? I'm not sure that fits with the purpose of this website which is to provide configurations and details for devices you can buy "off the shelf" |
Brief description of the changes
Add a new listing for the ePaper frame by Nerdiy.de
Type of changes
Checklist:
The only exceptions are
!secret wifi_ssid
and!secret wifi_password
.wifi
orethernet
block has no static / manual ip address specified.A more involved example can be provided in a separate configuration block.