MultiSensor-MQTT

Adding a new Transformer

1. Create a class extending the Transformer base class in the transformers folder.
2. Overload the transform function and don't forget to call the Transformer constructor.
3. Include the header file in the SensorFactory.h file.
4. Write a createThisTransformerFromStr function in the SensorFactory.h file. This function is expected to parse the key-value pairs from the config file and match them to the parameters with the same name. It should return a std::shared_ptr<Transformer> result or a nullptr if the parsing failed.
5. Add an if statement for your Transformer to the transformerFromConfigStr function in SensorFactory.h which calls your create function.

Adding a new Sensor

1. Create a class extending the Sensor base class in the sensors folder.
2. Overload the readSensorRaw function and don't forget to call the Sensor constructor.
3. Include the header file in the SensorFactory.h file.
4. Write a createThisSensor function in the SensorFactory.h file which dynamically allocates your sensor and returns it as a pointer.
5. Write a createThisSensorFromStr function in the SensorFactory.h file. This function is expected to parse the key-value pairs from the config file and match them to the parameters with the same name and calls the function you wrote in step 4 with those parameters. It should also call the parseTransformerChainFromConfigStr function to read possible transformers added to your sensor.
6. Add an if statement to the sensorFromConfigString function in the SensorFactory.h file which calls your function from step 5 with the config string.

Credit

The webinterface design was stolen and modified from the Jarolift_MQTT project by madmartin because I suck at webinterfaces.