docker-rpi-openzwave2mqtt

Allows you to use your ZWave devices using ozwdaemon, a service that allows you
to remotely manage a Z-Wave Network via ozw-admin or connect to a MQTT Broker.

Have a look: https://github.com/OpenZWave/qt-openzwave

Develop and test builds

Just type:

# Create new container image
docker build . -t openzwave2mqtt
# Run the docker image
docker run --privileged  -ti --rm -e TZ=Europe/Amsterdam -v /dev/ttyUSB0:/dev/ttyUSB0 -v $(pwd)/config:/config -e MQTT_SERVER="10.100.200.102" -e MQTT_USER=ozw -e MQTT_PASS="pass" openzwave2mqtt

Create final release and publish to Docker Hub

create-release.sh

Run in production

Given the docker image with name openzwave2mqtt:

docker run --privileged  --name openzwave -e TZ=Europe/Amsterdam -v /dev/ttyUSB0:/dev/ttyUSB0 -v $(pwd)/config:/config -e MQTT_SERVER="127.0.0.1" -e MQTT_USER=ozw -e MQTT_PASS="pass" -d jriguera/openzwave2mqtt

Variables, they can be updated at any time re-defining env variables (all except NETWORK_KEY).

• TZ Timezone, defaults to Europe/Amsterdam.
• NETWORK_KEY By default is generated automatically and stored in NETWORK_KEY.txt file.
  Changing requires repairing of all devices!!. So is not possible to change it once it was generated via
  env var, you will need to delete the previous files.
• DEVICE Controller device, by default is /dev/ttyUSB0.
• LOG_LEVEL default to info.
• MQTT_SERVER MQTT server, defaults to 127.0.0.1.
• MQTT_USER MQTT username auth.
• MQTT_PASS MQTT Password.
• MQTT_PORT MQTT Port, default is 1883.

Author

Jose Riguera <jriguera@gmail.com>