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config wifi-presence main
## MQTT broker address. Ex: 'tcp://192.168.1.2:1883'
## Required.
option mqttAddr ''
## MQTT client ID.
## Defaults to 'wifi-presence.<hostname>'
# option mqttID ''
## MQTT topic prefix.
## Defaults to 'wifi-presence'
# option mqttPrefix 'wifi-presence'
## MQTT username and password (optional).
# option mqttUsername ''
# option mqttPassword ''
## Verbose logging output if true.
## Defaults to false.
# option verbose 1
## Debounce duration (using Go duration syntax). Ex: '5s', '10m', '1s', '0'
## Time until a client is considered disconnected and MQTT disconnect message
## is published.
## Defaults to 10s.
# option debounce '10s'
## Access Point (AP) name. Included in MQTT topic and message payload.
## Defaults to hostname.
# option apName 'my-ap-name'
## hostapd control interface sockets.
## Separate multiple sockets using ':'. Ex: '/var/run/hostapd/wlan0:/var/run/hostapd/wlan1'.
## The hostadp configuration file contains the location where these sockets
## will be created.
## Defaults to any Unix socket(s) found in /var/run/hostapd, which is
## the default hostapd directory.
# option hostapdSocks ''
## Home Assistant options:
## Publish MQTT auto discovery messages for each configured device.
## Default is true.
# option hassAutodiscovery 1
## Set the MQTT topic prefix used by Home Assistant.
## Default is 'homeassistant' (also Home Assistant's default value).
# option hassPrefix 'homeassistant'
## Set the user and group that runs the wifi-presence process.
## This can be useful to change if using seccomp, where the hostapd
## socket files are owned by the 'network' user and group.
## Use network / network when seccomp is enabled, otherwise root / root.
## If unspecified, then the owner of the sockets in the /var/run/hostapd/
## directory will be used.
# option runAsUser 'network'
# option runAsGroup 'network'
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