📍 owntracks-omlox

This Node.js program allows synchronisation between a Owntracks system and the omlox hub. It will share positiondata in both directions. More information about omlox here. Available at hub.docker.com.

🔧 Configuration

To configure the system, you can either use command line arguments or you can use environment variables.

💻 Command Line Arguments

Command-line-arguments are:

• -o: hostname of the omlox hub, standard is localhost
• -r: port of the omlox hub, standard is 8081
• -n: hostname of the MQTT Broker, standard is localhost
• -q: port of the MQTT Broker, standard is 1883
• -u: username for authentication, standard is using no authentication
• -p: password for authentication, standard is using no authentication

🗻 Environment Variables

• OMLOX_HOSTNAME: see -o
• OMLOX_PORT: see -r
• OMLOX_PATH_PREFIX: set path that is added in front of API calls to omlox hub
• MQTT_HOSTNAME: see -n
• MQTT_PORT: see -q
• MQTT_USERNAME: see -u
• MQTT_PASSWORD: see -p

Docker Installation

🚧 Build from Dockerfile

You can build a Docker image using the given Dockerfile:

cd owntracks-omlox
docker build -t owntracks-omlox:0.0.1 .

🚀 Run the image

When the omlox hub is running in another Container on the same machine, you have to use a network bridge to connect them:
Create a network:

docker network create omlox-network

Connect the omlox-hub container to the network:

docker network connect omlox-network omlox-hub-container-name

Run the owntracks-omlox container connected to the network:

docker run --name name --network omlox-network owntracks-omlox:0.0.1 -- -n mqttBroker -u username -p password -o omlox-hub-host