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33 lines
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# Amazon Dash Button to MQTT Bridge
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Sends an MQTT message when an Amazon Dash button press is detected.
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Dash detection code based on [sejnub/docker-amazon-dash-sniff](https://github.com/sejnub/docker-amazon-dash-sniff)
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## Dash Button Setup
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3. Go through the normal Dash button setup in the Amazon app, but when asked to select a product, simply exit out of the setup process.
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4. Find the mac address of the Amazon button. This can usually be achieved through your router. If in doubt, use a [MAC address vendor checker](https://macvendors.com/) to make sure the MAC is reigstered to "Amazon Technologies inc."
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5. (Optional) Block the button from accessing the internet. Different routers have different ways of achieving this, but typically a simple IPTables rule will achieve this.
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## Usage
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1. Install Python (>= 2.7), as well as scapy, configparser and paho-mqtt from pip.
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2. Clone this repo
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3. Run main.py to generate the example config.
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4. Edit the config provided to include your MQTT host, as well as the MAC addresses of the button and the corresponding MQTT channels to message. (See the config for examples.)
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5. Run main.py
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** OR **
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1. Run the docker image:
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``` docker run -d --net=host --name="mqtt-dash" -v $YOUR_CONFIG_DIRECTORY:/config adamant/mqtt-amazon-dash```
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2. Edit the config provdided by the program.
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3. Start the container again:
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``` docker start mqtt-dash ```
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