Enable as a Home Assistant Add-On Repository; Fix Docker building #290
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This is necessary to enable the building of the repo
Prior build environment has been deprecated.
Change the default location of the storage files to be inside of /config so that users can back them up easily.
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This can only be merged after #238.This simplifies the process for installing Insteon-MQTT as a Home Assistant Add-on. This enables users to add this repository using the Add-on Store. The process looks like:
Once added to their store, users can find the Add-On here:
Clicking on the Add-on presents the user with the details of the Add-on and a description:
This is a much easier installation method than the prior version requiring SSH or network shares.
Updates are automatically handled without the user needing to check back here for updates.
I added some basic icons and logos. If anyone else has a better eye for this feel free to submit some ideas.
I fixed the docker build process, the build environment we previously used had been deprecated. The new one is much simpler.
I had to move a bunch of files out of the hassio folder into the root folder in order to enable the proper building of the image and the display of the documentation on the Add-on page. I don't think this is a big deal.
I updated the Installation instructions for Home Assistant. But I could really use some help fixing documentation, feel free to submit changes to anything you see that is wrong.