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Rich Bell edited this page Jan 30, 2024 · 3 revisions

keyword examples

In this example there are 2 topics, first/topic and second/topic.

  1. On first/topic the message consists of two keyword/value pairs, id and temp1. The id value should be ignored. The temp1 value should be converted from Celsius to Farenheit and stored in WeeWX field, extraTemp1. The message would look something like this.

    id=1,temp1=26.7
    
  2. On second/topic the message consists of a single keyword/value, outTemp. The outTemp value does not need to be converted and should be stored in WeeWX field, outTemp. The message would look something like this.

        {
        outTemp=80
        }
    

The configuration below accomplishes this. This example leverages MQTTSubscribe's default values. To see a more complete template see, https://github.com/bellrichm/WeeWX-MQTTSubscribe/blob/master/mqttsubscribe.example.conf.

Common options is a reference of the most common options.

[MQTTSubscribeService or MQTTSubscribeDriver]
    # The driver to use.
    # Only used by the driver.
    driver = user.MQTTSubscribe

    # Turn the service on and off.
    # Default is true.
    # Only used by the service.
    enable = true

    # The MQTT server.
    # Default is: localhost
    host = localhost

    # The port to connect to.
    # Default is: 1883
    port = 1883

    [[topics]]
        # Configuration for the message callback.
        [[[message]]]
            # The format of the MQTT payload.
            # Currently support: individual, json, keyword
            # Must be specified.
            type = keyword

        # The first topic to subscribe to.
        [[[first/topic]]]
            # The incoming field name from MQTT.
            [[[[temp1]]]]
                # The WeeWX name.
                # Default is the name from MQTT.
                name = extraTemp1

                # The units of the incoming data.
                # Useful if this field's units differ from the topic's unit_system's units.
                # Valid values: see, http://www.weewx.com/docs/customizing.htm#units
                # Default is not set
                units = degree_C
        
            [[[[id]]]]
                # True if the incoming data should not be processed into WeeWX.
                # Valid values: True, False
                # Default is False
                ignore = True

        # The second topic to subscribe to
        [[[second/topic]]]
Getting Started

    Prerequisites
    Required MQTT information
    Required WeeWX information
    Installing MQTTSubscribe
    Configuring MQTTSubscribe
    Running MQTTSubscribe with WeeWX
    Debugging

Common Options

    Main section
    The [[topics]] section
    The [[[message]]] section
    The [[[topic-name]]] section
    The [[[[field-name]]]] section

Additional Options

    Main section
    The [[tls]] section
    The [[topics]] section
    The [[[topic-name]]] section
    The [[[[field-name]]]] section

Date/Time Processing Options

Experimental Options

Configurator Mode

    Environment setup
    Invocation
    Options

Simulator Mode

    Environment setup
    Invocation
    driver simulation options
    service simulation options

Parser Mode

    Environment setup
    Invocation
    Options

Example individual Configuration

Example json Configuration

    Simple json message
    'Nested' json message
    json message with array

Example keyword Configuration

Example Configuration with multiple types

Example unit and unit group customization

FAQ

Debugging
Understanding The log

    Initialization
    MQTT Initialization
    MQTTSubscribeDriver secondary thread processing
    MQTTSubscribeDriver primary thread processing
    MQTTSubscribeService secondary thread processing
    MQTTSubscribeService primary thread processing

Supporting Additional message types
Development Environment
Deprecated Documentation

     Configuring pre 1.6.0
     Options Removed In 2.0.0
     Using test_mqtt.py To Check MQTT
     Running As A driver In Standalone Mode
     Running As A service In Standalone Mode

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