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Wordpress mqtt plugin
Install
Upload it under Plugins → Add New Plugin → Upload Plugin, then activate.
Install straight from GitHub with WP-CLI:
wp plugin install https://github.com/ciknowles/mqtt-cogs/releases/download/v2.3/mqtt-cogs_v2.3.zipWordpress MQTT plugin
Synopsis
MqttCogs maintains a persistent (well semi persistent) connection to an Mqtt Broker. When a message arrives on a subscribed topic, it persists it to a custom database table in wordpress.
So that you can ‘see’ the data in your blog it provides a number shortcodes for visualizing your data. Visualization uses Google Visualization
Code Example
[ mqttcogs_drawgoogle charttype=”LineChart” ]
[ mqttcogs_data limit=”40″ topics=”mysensors_out/100/1/1/0/0″ ]
[ /mqttcogs_drawgoogle ]
Motivation
I’ve been mucking around with IoT (internet of things) projects for over a year now. I started with Arduino & the MySensors project. Annoyingly, it really isn’t as easy as you think!
I didn’t want to rent a server and then have to install IOT Controller software. What I do have though is a wordpress blog. This costs me $1.50 per month to rent. So I started wondering about getting MQTT data into the WordPress database and visualizing the data on my blog.
Demo & Documentation
http://mqttcogs.sailresults.org/
Installation
http://mqttcogs.sailresults.org/get-started-with-mqttcogs/
Shortcode Reference
http://mqttcogs.sailresults.org/shortcodes/
Hook Reference
http://mqttcogs.sailresults.org/hooks/
Contributors
Me at the moment but let me know if you want to help out. See http://mqttcogs.sailresults.org/about/ for contact information
License
A short snippet describing the license (MIT, Apache, etc.)
Releases
14 releases. Each count is every asset in that release; expand a row for the breakdown.