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  over 1 year ago by dancermak | Reply

  Have you considered plugging this into home assistant? Then you could rely on its notification system and existing sensor infrastructure.

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    over 1 year ago by kberger65 | Reply

    Thanks, I have heard about home assistant but have not looked in detail yet. I will do that to see the best way to integrate.

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      over 1 year ago by alarrosa | Reply

      I think the best way to do this would be using MQTT to publish the sensor values you read and then configure home assistant (or any other application) to read the values from there. I think if you only use home assistant for this it might be a bit overkill at first, but I recommend you to have a look at it. Anyway, be warned: Once you start using home assistant for some things, you'll only want to use it more and more .

      Btw, you might be interested in https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/plant/ which would probably be the home assistant integration you want to use.

      Btw2, your hackweek project seems to be similar (in essence at least) to the hackweek project I planned to do, which I just wrote down at https://hackweek.opensuse.org/21/projects/solar-water-heating-control-panel-using-esp32 . I'll definitely keep an eye on yours

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        over 1 year ago by kberger65 | Reply

        Thanks for the plant link. That is awesome!

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          over 1 year ago by kberger65 | Reply

          It turns out when using an esp device via esphome. you do not need the extra MQTT. The values get published via the API.

          "The MQTT Client Component sets up the MQTT connection to your broker. If you are connecting to Home Assistant, you may prefer to use the native API, in which case this is not needed."

          https://esphome.io/components/mqtt.html

          I was able to use a the plant integration with a sensor that was create/published via the esphome integration

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        It turns out when using an esp device via esphome. you do not need the extra MQTT. The values get published via the API. "The MQTT Client Component sets up the MQTT connection to your broker. If you are connecting to Home Assistant, you may prefer to use the native API, in which case this is not needed." https://esphome.io/components/mqtt.html I was able to use a the plant integration with a sensor that was create/published via the esphome integration
         
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        It turns out when using an esp device via esphome. you do not need the extra MQTT. The values get published via the API.
        "The MQTT Client Component sets up the MQTT connection to your broker. If you are connecting to Home Assistant, you may prefer to use the native API, in which case this is not needed."
        https://esphome.io/components/mqtt.html
        I was able to use a the plant integration with a sensor that was create/published via the esphome integration
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      Thanks for the plant link. That is awesome!
       
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    I think the best way to do this would be using MQTT to publish the sensor values you read and then configure home assistant (or any other application) to read the values from there. I think if you only use home assistant for this it might be a bit overkill at first, but I recommend you to have a look at it. Anyway, be warned: Once you start using home assistant for some things, you'll only want to use it more and more :smile: . Btw, you might be interested in https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/plant/ which would probably be the home assistant integration you want to use. Btw2, your hackweek project seems to be similar (in essence at least) to the hackweek project I planned to do, which I just wrote down at https://hackweek.opensuse.org/21/projects/solar-water-heating-control-panel-using-esp32 . I'll definitely keep an eye on yours :smile:
     
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    I think the best way to do this would be using MQTT to publish the sensor values you read and then configure home assistant (or any other application) to read the values from there. I think if you only use home assistant for this it might be a bit overkill at first, but I recommend you to have a look at it. Anyway, be warned: Once you start using home assistant for some things, you'll only want to use it more and more .
    Btw, you might be interested in https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/plant/ which would probably be the home assistant integration you want to use.
    Btw2, your hackweek project seems to be similar (in essence at least) to the hackweek project I planned to do, which I just wrote down at https://hackweek.opensuse.org/21/projects/solar-water-heating-control-panel-using-esp32 . I'll definitely keep an eye on yours
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  Thanks, I have heard about home assistant but have not looked in detail yet. I will do that to see the best way to integrate.
   
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Have you considered plugging this into home assistant? Then you could rely on its notification system and existing sensor infrastructure.
 
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  over 1 year ago by kberger65 | Reply

  Here is the repos tracking the project

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  over 1 year ago by kberger65 | Reply

  https://github.com/KeithMnemonic/plant-sensor

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