No, currently filtering is not possible for messages with a JSON payload, 
at least none that I am aware of (and I am the author of this part). You 
can file an issue https://github.com/brewster76/fuzzy-archer/issues and I 
can take this as into account as a new feature for a future version. It 
makes sense to implement this feature.

I never had the need for such a feature, because I do filtering and mapping 
on the source side and I don't want to emit data from inside the house to 
the public.


Michael schrieb am Dienstag, 25. Juli 2023 um 20:17:58 UTC+2:

> Hi,
>
> is it possible to filter the input of the data via MQTT within the 
> bootstrap skin for the live weather data?
> There are multiple MQTT sources being queried, some of the data is being 
> queried under the same name (outTemp, outHumidity, etc).
> I have entered the following under /home/weewx/skins/Bootstrap/skin.conf:
>
>
> [JSONGenerator]
>     enabled = true
>     timespan = 27
>     [[MQTT]]
>         [[[connections]]]
>             [[[[public_mqtt]]]]
>                             broker_connection = ws://192.168.xx.xx:9001
>                             [[[[[topics]]]]]
>                                   [[[[[[weather-stat1/loop]]]]]]
>                                       type = JSON
>                                   [[[[[[weather-stat2/loop]]]]]]
>                                       type = JSON
>
> both stations provide partial data for the same fields via MQTT.
> I would like to exclude the input for outTemp for stat1, or define data 
> field for data field what should be processed for the bootstrap live data.
>
> In the file: /home/weewx/skins/Bootstrap/skin.conf I found the following. 
> Could be exactly what I am looking for. Unfortunately I can't get along 
> with the implementation....
>
>
>             #Example
>             #[[[[hiveMQ_public]]]]
>             #    broker_connection = ws://broker.hivemq.com:8000/mqtt # 
> unencrypted websocket connection without credentials
>             #    [[[[[topics]]]]]
>             #         # topic with type plain has just the value as 
> payload, you have to specify a payload_key to match a gauge/chart dataset
>             #         [[[[[[example/sensor/temp]]]]]]
>             #             type = plain
>             #             payload_key = outTemp_C # matches gauge outTemp 
> and outTemp dataset in outTemp chart
>             #         [[[[[[example/sensor/humi]]]]]]
>             #             type = plain
>             #             payload_key = outHumidity # matches gauge 
> outHumidity and outHumidity dataset in outHumidity chart
>
>
> Is filtering of the data possible?
>
> Michael

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