Closed tomlut closed 5 months ago
MQTT support is now added, code was contributed by @janvrska. Release v0.5.1 and latest docker images contain support for this, please test and provide feedback.
Add following under realtime node in config yaml file
realtime:
mqtt:
enabled: true # true to enable MQTT
broker: tcp://localhost:1883 # MQTT (tcp://host:port)
topic: birdnet # MQTT topic
username: birdnet # MQTT username
password: secret # MQTT password
Confirmed as working. Thank you both.
birdnet startup
Starting BirdNET-Go Analyzer in realtime mode
Threshold: 0.8, sensitivity: 1, interval: 15
2024/04/06 08:22:42 Connecting to MQTT broker
2024/04/06 08:22:42 Successfully connected to MQTT broker
2024/04/06 08:22:42 Connected to MQTT broker: tcp://10.1.1.100:1883
[2024-04-06T08:22:43+11:00] [INFO] ⨠http server started on [::]:8080
mqtt broker /birdnet topic:
{
"ID": 0,
"SourceNode": "BirdNET-Go",
"Date": "2024-04-06",
"Time": "08:23:51",
"InputFile": "",
"BeginTime": "2024-04-06T08:23:48.736132138+11:00",
"EndTime": "0001-01-01T00:00:00Z",
"SpeciesCode": "railor5",
"ScientificName": "Trichoglossus moluccanus",
"CommonName": "Rainbow Lorikeet",
"Confidence": 0.8614452481269836,
"Latitude": <redacted>
"Longitude": <redacted>
"Threshold": 0.8,
"Sensitivity": 1,
"ClipName": "clips/2024/04/trichoglossus_moluccanus_86p_20240406T082353Z.wav",
"Comment": "",
"ProcessingTime": 598766979,
"Results": null
}
Just have to work out how best to display it in Home Assistant now.
Could you please consider publishing bird detections to an mqtt broker?