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As an open-source project, arendst/mqtt-mysensors has picked up 13 stars on GitHub (Python). Provide a MQTT service using a mysensors serial gateway

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arendst/mqtt-mysensors (arendst/mqtt-mysensors) is a Python project on GitHub. From the project's own README: Provide a MQTT service using a mysensors serial gateway

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