Introduce a warning timeout for MQTT topics #697
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July 7, 2024 16:40
The feature allows to define a parameter 'timeout' for each topic. The timeout is specified in seconds. Instead of notifying targets when a message arrives for a topic, mqttwarn will trigger the targets if no message is received on the topic for the specified period of time.
Reduced invasiveness - removed message_to_targets_handler by passing send_to_targets as on_timeout callback - introduced notify_only_on_timeout switch for allowing notifications for arriving messages, too
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The feature allows to define a parameter 'timeout' for each topic. The timeout is specified in seconds.
Instead of notifying targets when a message arrives for a topic, mqttwarn will trigger the targets if no message is received on the topic for the specified period of time.
That's the first version of this feature, so any feedback is welcome.