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# Install
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Single one-shot. No daemon, no systemd unit, no service to keep running.
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## Prerequisites
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- OpenEVSE WiFi firmware already configured to publish to the broker
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(`mqtt_enabled:true`, `mqtt_connected:1` in `/status` JSON).
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- Broker reachable from the machine you're running this on.
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- `uv` installed and on `$PATH` (the script is a PEP-723 inline-deps
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script — `uv` resolves `paho-mqtt` and `pyyaml` on first run).
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## 1. Verify OpenEVSE is publishing
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```bash
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mosquitto_sub -h <BROKER> -u <USER> -P <PASS> -t 'openevse/#' -W 5 -v
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```
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Expect a steady stream of `openevse/{power,voltage,amp,...}` plus retained
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`openevse/announce/<id>`, `openevse/config`, etc. If nothing arrives, the
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EVSE isn't talking to the broker — fix that first via the OpenEVSE web UI
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at `http://<EVSE>/`.
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## 2. Preview the discovery payloads (optional)
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```bash
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~/solar/openevse/bin/openevse-publish-discovery --dry-run --device-id a048
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```
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Prints the 23 topics + JSON payloads it would publish without connecting.
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## 3. Publish
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Broker creds default-load from `~/.config/powermon/powermon.yaml`:
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```bash
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~/solar/openevse/bin/openevse-publish-discovery
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```
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The tool reads the retained `openevse/announce/<id>` payload to discover
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the device id automatically. Override broker / device id if needed:
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```bash
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~/solar/openevse/bin/openevse-publish-discovery \
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--host 10.0.0.41 --user mqtt --password '...' \
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--device-id a048
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```
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Re-running is idempotent — the broker just overwrites the retained payloads
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in place.
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## 4. Verify
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The 23 retained discovery configs:
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```bash
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mosquitto_sub -h <BROKER> -u <USER> -P <PASS> \
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-t 'homeassistant/sensor/+/config' \
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-t 'homeassistant/binary_sensor/+/config' \
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-W 5 -F '[r=%r] %t' | grep openevse | sort -u
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```
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Expect 20 sensor + 3 binary_sensor entries, all `[r=1]`.
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In HA: **Settings → Devices & Services → MQTT** should show "OpenEVSE-a048"
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as a new device. If not, force a reload:
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```bash
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mosquitto_pub -h <BROKER> -u <USER> -P <PASS> \
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-t 'homeassistant/status' -m 'online'
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```
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HA listens on this topic and re-scans retained discovery on receipt.
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## Rollback
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```bash
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~/solar/openevse/bin/openevse-publish-discovery --purge
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```
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Publishes empty retained payloads to all 23 config topics; HA forgets the
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entities on next reload. The OpenEVSE-side `openevse/<key>` topics are not
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touched (they're not ours to clear).
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