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miot 1.0.42
Modular Internet of Things
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.6

# miot
Modular Internet of Things

STATUS:  PRE-ALPHA  ** UNSTABLE DO NOT INSTALL **
DATE:   19 Apr 2021
VERSION: 1.0.42
    - WARNING - Unstable development version
    - Not feature complete
    - Under development
    - Not ready for internal testing


A Pre-Alpha release:
* Is still under development and considered unstable
* May have had limited or no internal testing.
* May not be feature complete
* May have features that are partially complete or not working. 
* May have known or unknown bugs
* May operate in an unexpected way. 
* May contain output debugging data to logs or screen.
* Is NOT supported: Use at your own risk.

Please do not raise tickets for bugs found in this release.

# INFORMATION

This is the command line control shell for all modules.

# FEATURES:

* No manual editing of config files.
* Configure all MIoT modules from one simple shell
* install/uninstall other modules
* start/stop and get status of installed modules

# PLATFORMS

    - Linix (Mint)  -   tbc
    - Linux (Other) -   Untested
    - Raspbarian    -   tbc
    - Windows       -   Currently Unsupported

# PREREQUISITES

    * Python 3
    * PipX
        sudo apt-get install python3-pip3
        pip3 install pipx

# INSTALLATION

    pipx ensurepath
    pipx install miot

## Old manual installation
    cd ~
    git clone https://github.com/automation-itspeedway-net/miot.git
    miot/setup

# UPGRADE

    cd ~/miot
    git pull
    ./setup

# CONFIGURE MQTT SERVER

This step is only required if you are installing MIOT on a different server than your MQTT broker or if you are using authentication (Which you should be).

    miot set mqtt.host 192.168.1.1
    miot set mqtt.port 1883
    miot set mqtt.username MyUsername
    miot set mqtt.password MyPassword

# HOW TO USE IT

miot is a command-line utility that is used to control and configure your home automation modules.

You can view the help screen by typing any one of the following:
    miot --help
    miot -h
    miot /?

The next set of commands are used to control the modules you have selected to be part of your system. You can choose to install/uninstall, enable/disable or start/stop their services.

    miot install <module>
    miot remove <module>
    miot uninstall <module>
    miot enable <module>
    miot disable <module>
    miot start <module>
    miot stop <module>
    miot restart <module>
    miot status <module>

The following commands are only available after you have run 'miot setup':

Configuration of miot is performed from the command line (not by editing huge configuration files):

    miot set <key> <value>
    miot get <key>

After configuring MQTT, you can send low level MQTT messages:

    miot send [host] <topic> <message>

You can also use *miot* to snoop on MQTT messages:

    miot snoop [host] <topic>