Configuring deebot with node-red

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Hello,
i’m trying to configure my deebot robot with mqtt using the Node-Red integration in HA. The problem is that i get many values within the same payload that i can’t split and so i’m not able to create entities for each value.
This is what i get from mqtt:

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That’s the full message from mqtt:

{"type":"MoppingSystemInfo","value":{"cleanStatus":"stop","cleanInfo":{"level":2},"waterInfo":{"enabled":false,"level":2}}}
{"type":"CurrentUsedCustomAreaValues","value":""}
{"type":"CurrentUsedSpotAreas","value":""}
{"type":"CleanReport","value":"stop"}
{"type":"ChargeState","value":"charging"}
{"type":"SleepStatus","value":"1"}
{"type":"LifeSpan","value":{"filter":83.93,"side_brush":-0.42,"main_brush":51.92}}
{"type":"BatteryInfo","value":100,"unit":"%"}

And that’s how i try to edit configuration.yaml but it’s not working.

mqtt:
  sensor:
    - name: "filter_left"
      state_topic: "vacuum/sensors"
      unit_of_measurement: ""
      value_template: "{{ value_json['value']['Lifespan']['value']}}"
    - name: "sidebrush"
      state_topic: "vacuum/sensors"
      unit_of_measurement: ""
      value_template: "{{ value_json['value']['BatteryInfo']['value']}}"

Thanks in advance to everyone will help.

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node-red-contrib-ecovacs-deebot

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Thanks, but i’m already using that integration. The problem is that mqtt messages contains a lot of data and i’m not able to split it with the filter value_template: "{{ value_json['value']['BatteryInfo']['value']}}"

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I can’t help you with the MQTT sensor parsing. But I can show you an alternative using the NR companion integration.

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I’m also doing this same thing currently. Did you happen to figure this out?