; liebherr2mqtt - configuration file
;
; Copy this file to /config/liebherr2mqtt.conf and fill it in.
; Every setting below can also be supplied through an environment variable,
; which takes precedence over the file. The variable name is given in the
; comment above each option, and that is what the Unraid template uses.

[liebherr]
; LIEBHERR_API_KEY
; Generated in the SmartDevice mobile app:
;   Settings > Become a beta tester > Activate the HomeAPI interface >
;   Generate a new key
; The key can only be copied once, so store it somewhere safe.
api_key =

; LIEBHERR_REFRESH_INTERVAL
; Seconds between two full re-reads of the appliance state (0 disables it).
; State changes normally arrive as a push over Server-Sent Events, so this is
; only a safety net. Do not lower it much: Liebherr rate-limits the HomeAPI
; and has been known to block calling IP addresses.
refresh_interval = 900

[mqtt]
; MQTT_HOST / MQTT_PORT
host = 127.0.0.1
port = 1883

; MQTT_USER / MQTT_PASSWORD - leave empty for an anonymous broker.
login =
password =

; MQTT_CLIENT_ID
client_id = liebherr2mqtt

; MQTT_DISCOVERY_PREFIX
; Where discovery messages are published. Must match what your consumer
; listens on: "homeassistant" for Home Assistant, and the "configuration
; topic" of the Jeedom MQTT Discovery plugin.
discovery_prefix = homeassistant

; MQTT_TOPIC_PREFIX
; Root of the state and command topics.
; Jeedom users: this prefix must also be listed in the "data topics" setting
; of the MQTT Discovery plugin, otherwise the plugin silently ignores the
; discovery messages.
topic_prefix = liebherr

[log]
; LOG_LEVEL - DEBUG, INFO, WARNING or ERROR.
level = INFO