Open TomMcBride opened 1 year ago
I was having the same issue today. I'm not sure if it is in the documentation and I just missed it, but you need to put cmd
in the topic name.
For example if the topic I used to get the current state of a switch is:
hubitat/lounge-hub-hub-000d/tv-plug-12/switch
The topic I need to use to update it's state is:
hubitat/lounge-hub-hub-000d/tv-plug-12/cmd/switch
So in home-assistant my config would be:
mqtt:
- switch:
unique_id: tv_plug
state_topic: "hubitat/lounge-hub-hub-000d/tv-plug-12/switch`"
command_topic: "hubitat/lounge-hub-hub-000d/tv-plug-12/cmd/switch"
state_on: "on"
state_off: "off"
payload_on: "on"
payload_off: "off"
I needed to specify the state_on
, payload_on
etc. because hubitat-mqtt-link uses lower case payloads, and home-assistant seems to use uppercase payloads by default.
Hope that helps other people having the same issue!
I'll have another look at the README and maybe look at raising a PR if this is missing.
I've been using mqtt-link for a good while to send status messages for several of my devices to other programs. I now need to be able to send a message to mqtt-link to change a switch from off to on but have not been successful no matter what I try. I've reviewed all the documentation and I think I'm sending the message to the correct topic. I'm using the following in Python:
client.publish("hubitat/hubitat-hub-000d/testswitch-215",payload="on")
Can you help? I'd sure appreciate it.
Tom