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def test_sanitize_function_name():
    assert sanitize_function_name('foobar()') == 'foobar'
    assert sanitize_function_name('hastme') is None
    assert sanitize_function_name(42) is None
    assert sanitize_function_name(None) is None

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mqttwarn

To warn, alert, or notify.

Status

GitHub | PyPI | Documentation | Issues | Changelog

About

mqttwarn - subscribe to MQTT topics and notify pluggable services.

Description

mqttwarn subscribes to any number of MQTT topics and publishes received payloads to one or more notification services after optionally applying sophisticated transformations.

A picture says a thousand words.

Notification service coverage

mqttwarn comes with over 70 notification handler plugins, covering a wide range of notification services and is very open to further contributions. You can enjoy the alphabetical list of plugins on the mqttwarn notifier catalog page.

On top of that, it integrates with the excellent Apprise notification library. Apprise notification services has a complete list of the 80+ notification services supported by Apprise.

Documentation

The mqttwarn documentation is the right place to read all about mqttwarn's features and integrations, and how you can leverage all its framework components for building custom applications. Its service plugins can be inspected on the mqttwarn notifier catalog page.

Installation

Using pip

Synopsis:

pip install --upgrade mqttwarn

You can also add support for a specific service plugin:

pip install --upgrade 'mqttwarn[xmpp]'

You can also add support for multiple services, all at once:

pip install --upgrade 'mqttwarn[apprise,asterisk,nsca,desktopnotify,tootpaste,xmpp]'

See also: Installing mqttwarn with pip.

OCI container image

For running mqttwarn on a container infrastructure like Docker or Kubernetes, corresponding images are automatically published to the GitHub Container Registry (GHCR).

• ghcr.io/mqtt-tools/mqttwarn-standard:latest
• ghcr.io/mqtt-tools/mqttwarn-full:latest

To learn more about this topic, please follow up reading the Using the OCI image with Docker or Podman documentation section.

Configuration

In order to learn how to configure mqttwarn, please head over to the documentation section about the mqttwarn configuration.

Usage

Interactive service

Just launch mqttwarn:

# Run mqttwarn
mqttwarn

To supply a different configuration file or log file, optionally use:

# Define configuration file
export MQTTWARNINI=/etc/mqttwarn/acme.ini

# Define log file
export MQTTWARNLOG=/var/log/mqttwarn.log

# Run mqttwarn
mqttwarn

System daemon

There are different ways to run mqttwarn as a system daemon. There are examples for systemd, traditional init, OpenRC, and Supervisor in the etc directory of this repository, for example supervisor.ini (Supervisor) and mqttwarn.service (systemd).

Standalone

In order to directly invoke notification plugins from custom programs, or for debugging them, see Running notification plugins standalone.

Development sandbox

For hacking on mqttwarn, please install it in development mode, using a mqttwarn development sandbox installation.

Project information

About

These links will guide you to the source code of mqttwarn and its documentation.

• mqttwarn on GitHub
• mqttwarn on the Python Package Index (PyPI)
• mqttwarn documentation

Requirements

You will need at least the following components:

• Python 3.x or PyPy 3.x.
• An MQTT broker. We recommend Eclipse Mosquitto.
• For invoking specific service plugins, additional Python modules may be required. See setup.py file.

Contributing

We are always happy to receive code contributions, ideas, suggestions and problem reports from the community.

So, if you would like to contribute, you are most welcome. Spend some time taking a look around, locate a bug, design issue or spelling mistake, and then send us a pull request or create an issue.

Thank you in advance for your efforts, we really appreciate any help or feedback.

License

mqttwarn is copyright © 2014-2023 Jan-Piet Mens and contributors. All rights reserved.

It is and will always be free and open source software.

Use of the source code included here is governed by the Eclipse Public License 2.0, see LICENSE file for details. Please also recognize the licenses of third-party components.

Troubleshooting

If you encounter any problems during setup or operations or if you have further suggestions, please let us know by opening an issue on GitHub. Thank you already.

Attributions

Acknowledgements

Thanks to all the contributors of mqttwarn who helped to conceive it in one way or another. You know who you are.

Legal stuff

"MQTT" is a trademark of the OASIS open standards consortium, which publishes the MQTT specifications. "Eclipse Mosquitto" is a trademark of the Eclipse Foundation.

Have fun!