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When the new values were added to the Flag type, the editor definition didn't get updated. It still specifies that it should only look at 5 values from the nls file instead of the new 12 supported values.

@therealmysteryman , could you push that change and submit a PR?

Or I could make the change, but I have no real test environment at this time. It's a pretty simple change.

I am not a programmer, but I have tinkered with coding before. I have been trying to get the MQTT Poly to support Shelly devices, and I have been able to look into the differences and similarities against Sonoff / Tasmota devices.

I have a Shelly1 working as far as controlling the ON and OFF functions, but I am trying to add the Temperature sensor information and that has proven more difficult.

Here is a reference of all the commands the device receives and provides, any help would be appreciated:

https://shelly-api-docs.shelly.cloud/#shelly1-1pm-mqtt

Eventually, I would like to get your Poly to support at least these devices:

https://shelly-api-docs.shelly.cloud/#shelly-h-amp-t-mqtt

https://shelly-api-docs.shelly.cloud/#shelly-motion-mqtt

Attached are the files I have modified so far.
MQTT.zip

When I try to install this node server from the UI (after successfully running ./install.sh) it complains it can't find profile.zip. There is profile directory but the node install wants it zipped up.

I have created a fork to support sensor using MQTT, that only return a numerical value. I come accross this issue often with device that have support to HA. Instead of returning a structured JSON they only send one message per value. Here an example ( https://github.com/hpeyerl/airthingswave-mqtt )

Not sure if that something you would like to add in the official nodeserver ? Here the class I created. I would prefer running the official release instead of my fork :)

`class MQraw(polyinterface.Node):
def init(self, controller, primary, address, name, device):
super().init(controller, primary, address, name)
self.cmd_topic = device['cmd_topic']
self.on = False

def start(self):
    pass

def updateInfo(self, payload):
    try :
        self.setDriver('ST', int(payload))
    except Exception as ex :
        LOGGER.error('Failed to parse MQTT Payload: {} {}'.format(ex, payload))

def query(self, command=None):
    self.controller.mqtt_pub(self.cmd_topic, '')
    self.reportDrivers()

drivers = [{'driver': 'ST', 'value': 0, 'uom': 56}
          ]   

id = 'MQSR'
hint = [4, 2, 0, 0]
commands = {
        'QUERY': query
           }`