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mqtt-repeater

v1.0.0

Published

The repeater tool of the messages that you have chosen from a mqtt broker to another mqtt broker

Downloads

8

Readme

mqtt-repeater

This NodeJS application publishes messages from a mqtt broker to another mqtt broker. You can set the topic that you want to exchange by environment variables.

Example

Clone the repository

$ git clone https://github.com/inhedron/mqtt-repeater.git
$ cd mqtt-repeater
$ npm install

You can set options by environment variables

$ TARGET_MQTT_HOST="mqtt://192.168.0.2" SOURCE_MQTT_HOST="mqtt://192.168.0.1" node index.js

If you run the application with this config the application read all messages from the broker that installed on 192.168.0.1 and publish them to the broker that installed on 192.168.0.2. For details please check the config.js file at the source tree or check the options stage.

Options

Option | Type | Default | Description -----------------------|---------------|----------------------|---------------------------- SOURCE_MQTT_HOST | String | mqtt://broker | Hostname or ip address of the source broker that you want to read messages SOURCE_MQTT_CONF | JSON | {"clean": false, "port": 1885, "clientId": "mqtt-repeater-source-client"} | The configuration of the source broker TARGET_MQTT_HOST | String | mqtt://broker | Hostname or ip address of the source broker that you want to publish messages SOURCE_MQTT_CONF | JSON | {"clean": false, "port": 1883, "clientId": "mqtt-repeater-target-client"} | The configuration of the target broker SUBSCRIPTIONS | Array | ["#"] | The subscribe list of the messages. The application subscribe all of them, read messages from these topics and publish them to target broker