elastic-smart-home-ingest
Advanced tools
Ingest data from your smart home devices into Elasticsearch.
Currently only an Elasticsearch instance hosted on Elastic Cloud is supported.
Currently only the following smart home manufacturers are supported:
Install module globally:
npm install elastic-smart-home-ingest -g
elastic-smart-home-ingest [options]
When you run elastic-smart-home-ingest the first time, you'll be guided through the setup process.
--help / -h: Output command line help--version / -v: Output package version--yes / -y: Don't query for already configured options (useful for non-interactive mode)--poll: Continuously poll for new data--show-env: List all supported environment variablesBy default, running elastic-smart-home-ingest will ingest all historical data and exist once it's done indexing.
You can re-run this command at any time and it will only ingest new data not already ingested.
If you enable polling mode (--poll), the tool will not exist, but will instead continuously poll for new data.
It's also possible to configure elastic-smart-home-ingest using environment variables.
Environment variables takes precedence over stored configuraiton.
To get a list of all supported environment variables, run with the --show-env flag.
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Ingest data from your smart home devices into Elasticsearch
The npm package elastic-smart-home-ingest receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, elastic-smart-home-ingest popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that elastic-smart-home-ingest demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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