# Abfallwirtschaftsbetriebe Köln Support for schedules provided by [awbkoeln.de](https://www.awbkoeln.de/). ## Configuration via configuration.yaml ```yaml waste_collection_schedule: sources: - name: awbkoeln_de args: street_code: STREET_CODE building_number: BUILDING_NUMBER ``` ### Configuration Variables **street_code** *(string) (required)* **building_number** *(string) (required)* ## Example ```yaml waste_collection_schedule: sources: - name: awbkoeln_de args: street_code: 4272 building_number: 10 ``` ## How to get the source arguments ### Script There is a script with an interactive command line interface which generates the required source configuration: [https://github.com/mampfes/hacs_waste_collection_schedule/blob/master/custom_components/waste_collection_schedule/waste_collection_schedule/wizard/awbkoeln_de.py](https://github.com/mampfes/hacs_waste_collection_schedule/blob/master/custom_components/waste_collection_schedule/waste_collection_schedule/wizard/awbkoeln_de.py). First, install the Python module `inquirer`. Then run this script from a shell and answer the questions. ### Manually It is also possible to retrieve the `street_code` manually. For this, you need to go to the following AWB-page and enter an address: [https://www.awbkoeln.de/abfuhrkalender/](https://www.awbkoeln.de/abfuhrkalender/) Afterwards you can hover over the PDF-download, labelled "Jahres-Abfuhrkalender XXXX als PDF", which should show you an URL similar to this one for the Kölner Dom: [https://www.awbkoeln.de/sensis/pdfcal/genpdf.php?p_strasse=Domkloster&p_hausnr=4&p_strnr=745&u_strasse=Domkloster&u_hausnr=4&j=23](https://www.awbkoeln.de/sensis/pdfcal/genpdf.php?p_strasse=Domkloster&p_hausnr=4&p_strnr=745&u_strasse=Domkloster&u_hausnr=4&j=23) The number after `p_strnr=`, in this example `745`, is then what you can add as `street_code` in your YAML.