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Xiaomi Aqara MQTT

I've been using a custom Xiaomi Aqara MQTT bridge for a while, but it loads my Raspberry Pi Model B a lot as it was written in Python.

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Building

This project use Bazel to build, although go build would probably works fine if you have the dependencies installed.

To build and run:

bazel run :go-aqaramqtt

Bazel will download and install all dependencies, including the Go compiler!

For cross compiling to Raspberry Pi:

bazel build :rpi

The output binary will be in bazel-bin/linux_arm_pure_stripped/rpi

To update dependencies using bazel-gazelle. This should be run when you've created new files or import an external module.

bazel run :gazelle

To add external dependencies:

bazel run :gazelle -- update-repos github.com/example/module

Command line options

Option Required Description
--help Read help
--ip Xiaomi Gateway IP address
--sid Xiaomi Gateway SID
--key Y Xiaomi Gateway encryption key (Tutorial). Use environment variable AQARA_KEY instead.
--iface Y Network adapter to use for Xiaomi communication (eg. eth0)
--mqtt-server Y Protocol and address of MQTT server (eg. tcp://192.168.1.1:1883. Supported scheme: tcp, ssl, ws)
--username MQTT username. Use environment variable MQTT_USERNAME instead.
--password MQTT password. Use environment variable MQTT_PASSWORD instead.
--prefix MQTT prefix. Default to "xiaomi"

License

Licensed under the MIT license

This project is unmaintained. You may use it, but issues and pull requests might be ignored.

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