Check out the [[[inputs]]] section to format the output.
On Tuesday, 29 December 2020 at 02:22:22 UTC-5 [email protected]
wrote:
> Thx for your great hints. The weewx-mqtt configuration was correct. I was
> listening to the topic weewx but if you read (AND really understand AND
> follow ;-) the documentation, it is published on <topic name>/loop and
> <topic
> name>/observation_<units>.
> Here is the output of weewx/loop payload arriving every 5 minutes:
>
> { "dateTime": "1609226100.0", "windLinkStatus": "1.0",
> "windBatteryStatus": "0.0", "rainLinkStatus": "0.0", "rainBatteryStatus":
> "0.0", "uvLinkStatus": "1.0", "uvBatteryStatus": "0.0", "inTemp_C":
> "23.970689655172414", "inHumidity": "38.0", "outTemp_C":
> "2.603448275862065", "outHumidity": "84.0", "outTempBatteryStatus": "0.0",
> "outLinkStatus": "0.0", "extraTemp1_C": "23.000000000000025",
> "extraHumid1": "39.0", "extraBatteryStatus1": "0.0", "extraLinkStatus1":
> "0.0", "extraTemp2_C": "21.299999999999986", "extraHumid2": "43.0",
> "extraBatteryStatus2": "0.0", "extraLinkStatus2": "0.0", "extraTemp3_C":
> "25.165517241379295", "extraHumid3": "65.62068965517241",
> "extraBatteryStatus3": "0.0", "extraLinkStatus3": "0.0", "extraTemp4_C":
> "21.62068965517242", "extraHumid4": "43.0", "extraBatteryStatus4": "0.0",
> "extraLinkStatus4": "0.0", "rainTotal": "218.0166668040001", "rain_cm":
> "0.0", "barometer_mbar": "948.5258620689654", "forecast": "4.0", "storm":
> "0.0", "pressure_mbar": "916.376047509162", "altimeter_mbar":
> "947.8952290346878", "cloudbase_meter": "582.7279829856743", "dewpoint_C":
> "0.1756150230575394", "heatindex_C": "2.603448275862065", "humidex_C":
> "2.603448275862065", "inDewpoint_C": "8.76924066086359",
> "rainRate_cm_per_hour": "0.0", "interval_minute": "5.0", "hourRain_cm":
> "0.0", "rain24_cm": "0.21166666679999935", "dayRain_cm":
> "0.1411111112000185", "usUnits": "16.0" }
>
> ... the floating point number with 22 digits are little bit overkill.
>
> Thx so much - issue closed ;-)
> [email protected] schrieb am Montag, 28. Dezember 2020 um 20:47:19 UTC+1:
>
>> A couple more things to check out.
>> 1. If my memory is correct the mqtt extension publishes ‘aggregate’ (json
>> format) to <topic name>/loop and individual to <topic
>> name>/observation_<units>. So after the simple pub/sub test, try
>> subscribing to weewx/# and see what you get.
>> 2. From your log snippet you are publishing on archive record generation.
>> Which from your log is 300 seconds. So, will need to wait for this to
>> happen before anything will be published.
>> rich
>>
>> On Monday, 28 December 2020 at 14:07:50 UTC-5 vince wrote:
>>
>>> I'd start in weewx.conf by setting debug=1 at the top, and in your MQTT
>>> section set log_success=true and log_failure=true. Then restart weewx and
>>> check your logs.
>>>
>>> A better test of your MQTT is to publish in one shell and subscribe in
>>> another. Just open two windows.
>>>
>>> In one shell: mosquito_pub -h homeassistant.local -t weewx -u
>>> mqtt-local -P <password> -m "hello world"
>>> In the other: mosquito_sub -h homeassistant.local -t weewx -u
>>> mqtt-local -P <password>
>>>
>>> You should see 'hello world' appear in the shell that is subscribing.
>>>
>>>
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