Link a Delta Dore’s Tydom hub to a mqtt broker. Disconnections from both servers are handled with automatic restart of the script.
Not based on a poll mechanism but on push from websocket, i.e. it constantly pings the tydom hub to keep alive the connection and receive updates instantly.
Home assistant users : Use MQTT auto discovery, no further config necessary ! (Hassio docker install + MQTT addon on top of Ubuntu server is my personal setup.) For other home automation systems you just add devices like any MQTT devices, check on the cover and alarm py files to see or modify the topics !
I’m working on it, see here https://pastebin.com/xy9R2RGk and on the tydom_python github, i’ve opened an issue to ask for a PR (yeah i’m a paramedic, not a programmer, still processing things).
Hi @WiwiWillou, thank you for your work ! I follow the post on Jeedom and I’m happy to see that you work on hass fork. I haven’t tydom for now but I will have it in 2020 with my house delivery.
Wow thanks you !! I made a lot of improvements with tydom2mqtt, will publish very soon on GitHub, but it has still flaws…
I’m really eager to see your work !
So happy !!
@WiwiWillou look like a great job, thanks for this work. I tried to make it work but as a noob i keep failing. M’y home assistant is installed on a raspberry pi 3 as recommanded on thé getting started page ans i dont know how to do your prep or ton launch tour script properly. Need help !!
Install raspbian, install docker, do hassio docker install, install and set MQTT addon, put all files from github in your home directory for example, then sh tydom_restarter.sh, set a cron task to launch script at startup, and forget