Home Assistant (HASS) Configurator

Home Assistant (HASS) Configurator is an open-source system tool for Linux. It is designed to help users edit files used to configure Home Assistant. The application runs as a small web app that is accessed through a web browser on the machine where the configurator is running.

Its interface combines a filesystem browser with a text editor. The filesystem browser allows users to locate files on that machine, while the editor provides syntax highlighting through the Ace editor for various code and markup languages. YAML, the default language for Home Assistant configuration files, is checked for syntax errors while it is being edited.

The configurator is intended for people who need to inspect or modify Home Assistant configuration files through a browser-based tool. When installed as a snap, its settings should be changed with snap set home-assistant-configurator server.*= rather than by editing settings.conf. The current snap settings can be viewed with snap get home-assistant-configurator -d, and installation information is available at https://git.giaever.org/joachimmg/home-assistant-configurator#install-from-the-snap-store-recommended. This snap requires home-assistant-snap and supports acme-sh.

In MirrorNest, Home Assistant (HASS) Configurator is listed under the Linux System Tools category. MirrorNest mirrors the official build directly onto its own storage and scans it for malware before publishing. The listing therefore provides the official build through the catalog while preserving the software’s open-source status and Linux platform focus.