This week I made some significant upgrades to the home-brewed Zigbee to MQTT bridge I described earlier:
- Home assistant auto-discovery implemented. All the found devices are now published to MQTT (you can also use this functionality to find out their command/state MQTT topics to control via Node RED for example)
- It's now possible to configure MQTT via web server running on the bridge.(Activate by pressing the Esp32-C6-Bug button). Configuration is saved to internal file system and persists after reboot.
- Discovered Zigbee devices are now saved to internal file system. So the bridge remembers them even after the reset.
- Zigbee end-device switch report support implemented.
- Bridge status display via LED (Off=No Network, ON=Connected to MQTT, Fast blinking=Configuration mode, Slow blinking = connecting to MQTT)
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