hassio-plejd/plejd/Details.md
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Details regarding installation

If you can reach your Home Assistant at http://homeassistant.local:8123 the links below should work.

Mosquitto

Head over to Supervisor -> Add-on Store and search for mosquitto broker.
Install it and then start mosquito addon link

Add api user for Mosquito

Add a Home Assistant user for the Plejd addon to be able to connect to Mosquito Configuration -> Users
Call the user e.g. mqtt-api-user, set a password and save

Plejd

Follow the Easy Installation in README.MD
And Configuration Parameters on the same page.
The only parameters needing a value are

  • site
  • username
  • password
  • mqttUsername e.g. mqtt-api-user
  • mqttPassword

Now you can start the Plejd add-on

Where are the lights?

Head over to Configuration -> Integrations and click Configure on MQTT
After this step a new Mosquito broker should appear on the same page. If everything was setup correctly. It will list your lights under 1 entity/n entities

Running the Plejd add-on in VirtualBox on Windows

If on Windows + VirtualBox or similar setup

  • Install VirtualBox extensions to get USB 2/3
  • Redirect correct USB device
  • Potentially try to replace BT drivers with WinUSB using Zadig
  • (Re)start VirtualBox HA machine

Running the Plejd add-on outside of Home Assistant Operating System ("HassOS")

If you're planning on running this add-on outside of HassOS, you might need to turn off AppArmor in the config.json file. This is due to missing AppArmor configuration that is performed in HassOS (if you've manually done it, ignore this).

Open the config.json file and locate host_dbus, after that line, insert: "apparmor": "no", and then restart the add-on.

More information about available parameters can be found here: https://developers.home-assistant.io/docs/en/hassio_addon_config.html

Migration from 32bit to 64 bit

If you restore a backup from a 32bit system to a new 64bit system, use the Rebuild option in the Add-on