ArduinoHA allows to integrate an Arduino/ESP based device with Home Assistant using MQTT. The library is designed to use as little resources (RAM/flash) as possible. Initially it was optimized to work on Arduino Uno with Ethernet Shield, but I successfully use it on ESP8266/ESP8255 boards in my projects.
- MQTT discovery (device is added to the Home Assistant panel automatically)
- MQTT Last Will and Testament
- Support for custom MQTT messages (publishing and subscribing)
- Auto reconnect with MQTT broker
- Reporting availability (online/offline states) of a device
- Binary sensors
- Covers
- Fans
- Device triggers
- Switches
- Sensors
- Tag scanner
- HVACs (side note: HVACs requires more flash size than other HA types. It's not suitable for Arduino Nano/Uno)
- Binary Sensor
- Cover
- Fan
- LED switch
- Multi-state button
- Sensor (temperature, humidity, etc.)
- HVAC
- NodeMCU Wi-Fi
- Arduino Nano 33 IoT Wi-Fi (SAMD)
- Availability feature
- Advanced availability (MQTT LWT)
- MQTT with credentials
- MQTT advanced
- Arduino Uno
- Arduino Mega
- NodeMCU
- ESP-01
- Generic ESP8266/ESP8255
- Arduino Nano 33 IoT (SAMD)
- Controllino Maxi (standard/pure/automation/power)
- Controllino Mega (standard/pure)
- Sonoff Dual R2
- Sonoff Basic
- Sonoff Mini
- Tuya Wi-Fi switch module
- Tuya Wi-Fi curtain module
- Arduino Ethernet Shield (WizNet W5100)
- FAQ + Home Assistant setup instructions
- Documentation of the library
- Unit tests
- Reduce flash memory usage
- Add support for HA lights
The library doesn't support all features of the MQTT integration. If you need support for a new feature please open a new issue in the repository.
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