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hs100tomqtt

v0.0.5

Published

In order to use automatic device discovery, you have to run docker with `--net=host` or equivalent configuration.

Downloads

12

Readme

Usage

npm install -g hs100tomqtt
hs100tomqtt --help

Using with Docker

In order to use automatic device discovery, you have to run docker with --net=host or equivalent configuration.

If your system doesn't work with --net=host (see Docker for Mac issue), use a pre-defined device table instead, see option --device-table.

docker run

docker run -d --net=host dersimn/hs100tomqtt -m mqtt://MQTT_IP

or

docker run -d dersimn/hs100tomqtt -m mqtt://MQTT_IP --device-table /node/exampleDeviceTable.json

Run docker run --rm dersimn/hs100tomqtt --help to list all options.

docker-compose service

hs100tomqtt:
  image: dersimn/hs100tomqtt
  environment:
    - HS100TOMQTT_MQTT_URL="mqtt://MQTT_IP"
  network_mode: "host"

or

hs100tomqtt:
  image: dersimn/hs100tomqtt
  volumes:
    - ~/deviceTable.json:/node/deviceTable.json:ro
  environment:
    - HS100TOMQTT_MQTT_URL=mqtt://MQTT_IP
    - HS100TOMQTT_DEVICE_TABLE=/node/deviceTable.json

Debug

Show debugging output

For some reason Ctrl-C is not working, workaround with named container:

docker run --rm -it --name=hs100tomqtt dersimn/hs100tomqtt --mqtt-retain=false -m mqtt://MQTT_IP -v debug
Ctrl-P Ctrl-Q
docker stop hs100tomqtt

Manually build

docker build -t username/hs100tomqtt .

Credits

This project follows Oliver "owagner" Wagner's architectural proposal for an mqtt-smarthome.
Built by copy-pasting together Sebastian "hobbyquaker" Raff's mqtt-smarthome scripts and Patrick "plasticrake" Seal's hs100-api.