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A Flic SDK utility to publish all Flic buttons to Home Assistant via MQTT

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# THIS version is not currently maintained anymore. I'm happy that someone else has taken the reigns!

# NOTES - READ THIS FIRST
This tool is no longer supported and may not work for you. It was meant as a starting-off place 
to allow others to build upon to make it better.

## Better/newer tools:

**1. This one is my personal favorite right this moment: https://github.com/JohNan/home-assistant-flichub**
It's a HACS integration that does all the logic where it should be, in Home Assistant, rather than in the
somewhat flaky Flic Hub.

**2.
If this doesn't work for you, please try this fork, reports are that 
it works with the latest updates from both Flic and Home Assistant.**
Fork: https://github.com/asosnovsky/flic2hass

# OLD CODE and instructions below

# flic2hass
## A Flic SDK utility to publish all of your Flic buttons to Home Assistant via MQTT

Requirements:
* A Flic Hub
* A functional MQTT server
## Basic Steps:

**1. Connect to Flic Hub IDE:**

* Follow along with the beginning of [these instructions](https://hubsdk.flic.io/static/tutorial/) to enable SDK access.
* Go to: <https://hubsdk.flic.io/> and login, your hub should be discovered automatically.

**2. Create `MQTT` module:**

* One in the Web IDE, click "Create Module".
* Give the new module a name. "`MQTT`" is a good option but anything will work.

**3. Insert `main.js` and `mqtt.js`:**

* Copy content from `main.js` in this repo to main.js in the flic IDE.
* Right-click the folder in the left pane and select "New File".
* Name the file `mqtt.js` (IT MUST BE NAMED THIS).
* Copy content from `mqtt.js` in this repo to mqtt.js in the flic IDE.

**4. Update variables in `main.js`:**

* Modify `server` `server_options`, `hatopic` with your details. 
  Uncomment `username` and `password` if MQTT server requires authentication.
  If server runs on the non-standard port, update the `port` details.
  ```javascript
  var server = "domain_or_ip_address";
  var server_options = {
      //"username": "",
      //"password": "",
      "port": 1883,
  }
  var hatopic = "homeassistant";
  ```
  Refer to [flic-hub-sdk-mqtt-js](https://github.com/50ButtonsEach/flic-hub-sdk-mqtt-js#setting-up-and-connecting) 
  documentation for the list of available options.

**5. Run Module**
  * Start the module in the IDE by clicking the green play button, and watch the Console output (it's extremely verbose right now)
    
    *If the module didn't start correctly, try powercycling your Flic Hub and reconnect. Verify the Module saved properly and is running.*

* Once the module has started, and you have verified it is working as expected, turn on the "restart after crash" checkbox to ensure the module is always running after any unexpected crash or hub power cycle.

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