QDeconz2MQTT publishes deconz events to a MQTT broker. It is published under the GPL3.0+ license.
Currently only sensor events are supported and the state part of the events is forwarded to MQTT topic: deconz/type/uniqueid
The application expects a config file in INI format, as described in section Configuration.
If no --config Option is given, the INI file is expected in the same directory as the binary,
with the name qdeconz2mqtt.ini.
| Dependency | Link |
|---|---|
| deCONZ: | https://www.dresden-elektronik.com/wireless/software/deconz.html |
| MQTT: | https://mqtt.org/ |
| QtMQTT: | https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtmqtt-index.html |
| QWebSocket: | https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qwebsocket.html |
sudo apt-get install qtbase5-private-dev qt5-qtwebsockets-dev
git clone https://github.com/qt/qtmqtt.git --branch 5.15.2
cd qtmqtt
qmake-qt5 qtmqtt.pro
make
sudo make installThe configuration is given in an INI file.
The deconz websocket is given as websocket URL by the url attribute.
The MQTT connection parameters are given by the hostname, port, username, password, version and usetls attributes. If no authentification is needed, username and password need to be empty. The version attribute excepts three values: 3 for MQTT 3.1, 4 for MQTT 3.1.1 and 5 for MQTT 5.0. If the MQTT connection is TLS encrypted the usetls attribute should be set to true, false otherwise. If the retain attribute is True, the retain bit will be set during publishing the data.
[mqtt]
hostname=example.com
port=8883
username=USER
password=PASSWORT
version=3
usetls=true
retain=false
[websocket]
url=ws://example.com:443