* Refactor energy commands
* Add define USE_ENERGY_MARGIN_DETECTION to disable Energy Margin and Power Limit detection
* Add define USE_ENERGY_POWER_LIMIT to disable Energy Power Limit detection while Energy Margin detection is active
6.5.0.16 20190611
* Refactored TLS based on BearSSL, warning breaking change for fingerprints validation (see doc)
* Add checkbox to GUI password field enabling visibility during password entry only (#5934)
- changed <br/> to <br>
- "name" attributes of input, select, textarea, button items are removed and set by their id (only if ID is set and no name tag given)
* Remove define USE_EMULATION from my_user_config.h (#5826)
* Add defines USE_EMULATION_WEMO and USE_EMULATION_HUE to my_user_config.h to control emulation features at compile time (#5826)
* Add all temperature, humidity and pressure for global access
* Add Shelly 2.5 overtemp functionality
* Fix Shelly 2.5 I2C address priority issue when VEML6070 code is present by disabling VEML6070 for Shelly 2.5 (#5592)
Support subscribe/unsubscribe MQTT topics and trigger specified event with the subscribed MQTT topic.
You can subscribe a MQTT topic and assign an event name. Once we received subscribed MQTT message, an event will be automatically triggered. So you can set up a rule with "ON EVENT#<event_name> DO ..." to do whatever you want based on this MQTT message. The payload is passed as a parameter once the event been triggered. If the payload is in JSON format, you are able to get the value of specified key as parameter.
For example, if you have a Tasmota based thermostat and multiple temperature sensors in different place, usually you have to set up a centre home automation system like Domoticz to control the thermostat. Right now, with this new feature, you can write a rule to do this.
Two new commands in Rules:
1. Subscribe
Subscribe a MQTT topic (with or without key) and assign an event name to it.
Command format:
Subscribe [<event_name>, <topic> [, <key>]]
This command will subscribe a <topic> and give it an event name <event_name>.
The optional parameter <key> is for parse the specified key/value from MQTT message
payload with JSON format.
In order to parse value from two level JSON data, you can use one dot (".") to split the key into two section.
Subscribe command without any parameter will list all topics currently subscribed.
2. Unsubscribe
Unsubscribe specified MQTT event.
Command format:
Unsubscribe [<event_name>]
Unsubscribe a topic subscribed by specify the event name.
If no event specified, Unsubscribe all topics subscribed.
Examples:
1.
Subscribe BkLight, Tasmota/BackyardLight/stat/POWER
And define a rule like:
Rule1 on event#BkLight=ON do ruletimer4 60 endon
2.
Subscribe DnTemp, Tasmota/RoomSensor1/stat/SENSOR, DS18B20.Temperature
Define a rule to deal with the MQTT message like {"Time":"2017-02-16T10:13:52", "DS18B20":{"Temperature":20.6}}
Rule1 ON EVENT#DnTemp>=21 DO ... ENDON
* Add property LinkCount to state and status 11 message representing number of Wifi Link re-connections
* Add property MqttCount to status 6 message representing number of Mqtt re-connections
Stephan Hadinger
Theo Arends
tammo0
Laurent Dong
Laurent