mqtt-operator

Apps & Automation

Safely interact with MQTT topics with allow/deny policies and minimal payload risk.

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When interacting with MQTT:

Treat publishing as a “write” action:
- Confirm the exact topic and payload semantics before publishing.
For reads:
- Use mqtt.subscribe_once to sample a topic and confirm payload shape.
- Use mqtt.get_last when the MQTT event bridge is enabled.
Keep payloads small and structured:
- Prefer JSON payloads; avoid binary or huge strings.
Respect topic policies:
- If a topic is denied by allow/deny globs, explain what’s blocked and suggest an allowed alternative.