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Docker suite used to collect data from loxone into grafana

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Name		Name	Last commit message	Last commit date
Latest commit History 43 Commits
loxone2influx		loxone2influx
mosquitto		mosquitto
node-lox-mqtt-gateway		node-lox-mqtt-gateway
util/string2float_fix		util/string2float_fix
build.sh		build.sh
docker-compose.yml		docker-compose.yml
influxdb.conf		influxdb.conf
loxone2grafana.service		loxone2grafana.service
readme.txt		readme.txt
rebuild.sh		rebuild.sh
run.sh		run.sh
start.sh		start.sh
stop.sh		stop.sh
todo.txt		todo.txt
upgrade.txt		upgrade.txt

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upgrade:
read upgrade.txt because there are some compatibility breakouts

quickstart:

0. create dedicated user in loxone, assign permissions. Check in loxone web interface that new user see all controls you want to store into influx/grafana.
1. edit node-lox-mqtt-gateway/config.json and set loxone address, username and password in "miniserver" section
2. execute ./rebuild.sh
3. if ok, execute ./run.sh. If everything works fine, you should see some messages from loxone in loxone2influx image (Stored ..., Skipped ...)
4. stop by CTRL+C then start by ./start.sh
5. go to http://localhost:3000, admin:admin, configure new influxdb datasource as:
    name:influx, default:yes, type:InfluxDB, url:http://influxdb:8086, access:proxy, no authentication, database:loxone, no user password, save and test (must be green)
6. grafana is ready, go ahead and create some graphs