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This reduces the lines of code of the main() function significantly and
groups all start and stop actions.
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This helps to debug potential issues.
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The new structure for the contact states is the following.
<prefix>/contact/<id>/state
The reasoning is:
- `<prefix>` allows using multiple (Sia) services on the same broker
- `contact` as device type indicates contact-specific semantics
- `<id>` makes different contacts distinguishable
- `state` is the actual payload
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The old prefix `sia-server` was longer and not completely correct. The
topics under this prefix never belong more to the server or the clients.
Thus only `sia` seams to be a good solution.
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This unifies the HOST and PORT constants used so far and removes the
need for a fmt.Sprintf() call.
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This demonstrates the ability to take information from the Homematic
system to MQTT. It is a major proof of concept step towards a minimal
viable product (MVP) Sia server.
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This dependency is required to use MQTT with Go.
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This requests a list of devices from the Homematic central device and
then queries the state of every `SHUTTER_CONTACT`.
This is a good starting point for the server logic.
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This is the minimal viable product (MVP) of this library suitable to
build the MVP of the sia-server.
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This allows to add dependencies to this Go project.
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Meson as a general purpose build system is mightier than what the Go
tool can provide. Furthermore it makes it possible to unify build, run
and other workflows across projects with different languages.
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This is just a minimal starting point for the repository.
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