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Please note that this repository is not maintained. Please use the Home Assistant integration instead, as it supports more enet actuators, scenes and buttons.

Enet2mqtt

Python library for communicating with the Gira / Jung eNet Smart Home Server (https://www.enet-smarthome.com/), and a mqtt forwarder to integrate eNet Smart Home devices with Home Assistant.

Installation

Requirements

  1. You have a mqtt broker. (Like mosquitto.)
  2. You have Home Assistant running.
  3. You know how to use docker. (or you can run it manually, if you want to, then I also think you know how to do it ;-)

The installation

You can install it two (three if you have unraid) ways:

1. From prebuild (docker hub)

You can download the docker image and create the docker container by running this command (replace variables with correct information):

sudo docker run -d -e enet_user=[ENET_USER] -e enet_pass=[ENET_PASSWORD] -e mqtt_user=[MQTT_USER] -e mqtt_pass=[MQTT_PASSWORD] -e enet_ip=[ENET_IP] -e mqtt_ip=[MQTT_BROKER_IP] -e mqtt_port=[MQTT_PORT] -e uri_scheme=[URI_SCHEME] -e verify_ssl_cert=[VERIFY_SSL_CERT] --name enet2mqtt th0masdb14/enet2mqtt:latest
  • [ENET_USER] = Your enet username
  • [ENET_PASSWORD] = Your enet password
  • [MQTT_USER] = your mqtt username of your broker
  • [MQTT_PASSWORD] = your mqtt password of your broker
  • [ENET_IP] = your enet server IP
  • [MQTT_BROKER_IP] = your mqtt broker IP
  • [MQTT_PORT] = your mqtt broker port
  • [URI_SCHEME] = http or https (defaults to http if not specified)
  • [VERIFY_SSL_CERT] = TRUE or FALSE if your enet server has an untrusted HTTPS certificate (defaults to TRUE if not specified)

That is it!

2. Or from source

First, you need to make a docker image.

  • create the docker image: sudo docker build -t enet2mqtt .

Now that you have the docker image, you can create the docker container (replace variables with correct information):

sudo docker run -d -e enet_user=[ENET_USER] -e enet_pass=[ENET_PASSWORD] -e mqtt_user=[MQTT_USER] -e mqtt_pass=[MQTT_PASSWORD] -e enet_ip=[ENET_IP] -e mqtt_ip=[MQTT_BROKER_IP] -e mqtt_port=[MQTT_PORT] -e uri_scheme=[URI_SCHEME] -e verify_ssl_cert=[VERIFY_SSL_CERT] --name enet2mqtt enet2mqtt
  • [ENET_USER] = Your enet username
  • [ENET_PASSWORD] = Your enet password
  • [MQTT_USER] = your mqtt username of your broker
  • [MQTT_PASSWORD] = your mqtt password of your broker
  • [ENET_IP] = your enet server IP
  • [MQTT_BROKER_IP] = your mqtt broker IP
  • [MQTT_PORT] = your mqtt broker port
  • [URI_SCHEME] = http or https (defaults to http if not specified)
  • [VERIFY_SSL_CERT] = TRUE or FALSE if your enet server has an untrusted HTTPS certificate (defaults to TRUE if not specified)

That is it!

3. If you have Unraid

This also as app downloadable from the community store!

Support

You always can make an issue there. But also take a look here https://community.home-assistant.io/t/home-assistant-control-google-assistant-devices/164931/41!

Roadmap

  • Make a HACS plugin.