What is the message format that your app expects to come back for status updates? And what is the format it sends when requesting a change?
I found a homie3 (and a homie4) python module. But documentation on it sucks and I haven't played with it yet. My side of things are being written in python so this would be nice to use.
I have just released alpha5 to all the registered users . The pre test users have already had it for a couple of weeks too. They will bash it around for about another week and then it will be released publicly as beta 1 here.
IF you need anyone else to test I'd like to help: I run my 300 gallon salt tank via MQTT - over 20 sensors, ATO, filter monitoring, leak detection, heater staging, salt swap, dosing, etc...; my Kumo Split Unit (wrote beta driver for it in Homebridge...though thinking of yanking MQTT for this one to simplify), hacked nest doorbell (esp w/ MQTT to rasp pi with small speakers), hacked hunter Douglass blinds (2 stages, 1 - hacked remote w/esp and a second project to replace circuit board in the blinds), and my model railroad scenery, oh and hacked Balboa Hot Tub to MQTT into HomeKit - so heavy MQTT user slowly moving things to Hubitat from node-red where I can for robustness.
alpha 5 is currently out there and I have no backlog of bugs to fix .. yes some docs to complete and always things to improve but that's what a beta is for. It should be available to all in time for this coming weekend.
Just curious if you ever got this working with Hubitat and Victron Color Control GX? I have the same setup in my RV and I'd like to do load shedding for my 3,200 watt solar arrat on my motorhomes roof.
I set it up and started playing with it. Curious if there's a particular thread here where you prefer us to post questions? I've got a Victron Color Control GX in my RV that monitors a solar array, battery pack, inverters, etc. All of that info is made available via MQTT. I can subscribe and get updates via the mosquitto_sub command line tool. For example to subscribe to the battery state of charge readings:
My idea (And maybe this is not the best way to do this) was to use the "Virtual Devices" feature in your app to map the state of charge percentage to a dimmer level and use that to trigger automations in HE:
Level will work - as would for example humidity as a 'sensor' but you'd be better putting 'battery' into a device supporting 'battery' capability. Level provides control and therefore includes a setting slider.
My MQTT Text device also supports capability 'battery' which would allow it to display an appropriate tile on a dashboard.