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Http-MQTT-Bridge

Codacy Badge License: GPL v3 Build Status contributions welcome

The HTTP to MQTT bridge should feel that gap of IFTTT Actions for your Custom IoT Hardwares.
The idea is to receive signals using HTTP requests and transfer them to your MQTT broker. The HTTP to MQTT bridge is written using Golang with Gin for HTTP server and Paho MQTT client.

Usage

This app could be hosted on Heroku

Running on Local Machine

  • git clone [email protected]:subzerobo/http-mqtt-bridge.git
  • cd http-mqtt-bridge
  • go get ./...
  • go build -o hmb
  • hmb s --mqtt-host=tcp://localhost:1883

CLI Help

  • hmb s --help

Configuration Environment Variables

  • MQTT Host : MQTT_HOST
  • MQTT User : MQTT_USER
  • MQTT Pass : MQTT_PASS
  • Basic Auth Username : AUTH_USERNAME
  • Basic AuthPassword : AUTH_PASSWORD

Test

curl -XPOST -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -d '{"topic": "ali","message": "This is a Test Message"}' --user alikaviani:F#@{fW+/ localhost:8090/publish

This will publish message: this is a test message to the topic : ali

Deploying to Heroku

You can add required environment variable through .env File accordingly or after creating the heroku app
Navigate to your app then go to Settings -> Config Vars -> Add Environment variables

git clone [email protected]:subzerobo/http-mqtt-bridge.git  
cd  http-mqtt-bridge  
heroku create  
git push heroku master  
heroku open

OR

Deploy