config_sample.yaml

# MQTT configuration
# you need to specify the broker ip address.
# you can specify the broker port, which defaults to 1883

mqtt:
  broker: <Host name or IP address of MQTT broker>
#  port: 1883


# Ökofen JSON connection
oekofen:
  host: <Host name or IP address of MQTT broker>
  jsonport: <Ökofen JSON port
  jsonpassword: <Ökofen JSON password>

# Monitors to create. To find the values you can put here
# use the --list option.

monitor:
  system.L_ambient:     # sensor (numeric)
#  system.L_usb_stick:   # binary sensor
#  hk1.temp_vacation:    # number
#  pe1_mode:             # select
#  ww1.heat_once:        # switch
#  pe1.mode:             # sensor (select)


# interval between 2 measurements
# interval: 60

# The name of the device in Home Assistant
# If you want to connect multiple instance of Ökofen heating systems
# (i.e. 2 different connections) to the same Home Assistant, you must
# run two different instances of hamok
# device: Oekofen

# Client id used to connect to the MQTT broker
# clientid: hamok

# Logging configuration
# Possible values:
#   default: in production
#   debug: more info in production
#   devel: as debug but also on the screen
# logger: default

# Mqttdebug allows detailed debugging on the MQTT connection.
# The default value is off.
# mqttdebug: off