This binding integrates with [Ubiquiti UniFi Networks](https://www.ubnt.com/products/#unifi) allowing for presence detection of network clients.
## Supported Things
*`controller` - An instance of the UniFi controller software
*`wirelessClient` - Any wireless client connected to a UniFi wireless network
## Discovery
Discovery is currently not supported.
## Binding Configuration
The binding has no configuration options, all configuration is done at the Bridge and Thing levels.
## Bridge Configuration
You need at least one UniFi Controller (Bridge) for this binding to work. It requires a network accessible instance of the [Ubiquiti Networks Controller Software](https://www.ubnt.com/download/unifi).
The following table describes the Bridge configuration parameters:
| cid | The MAC address, IP address, hostname or alias of the client | Required | - |
| site | The site where the client should be found | Optional | - |
| considerHome | The interval in seconds to consider the client as home | Optional | 180 |
Here's some additional notes regarding the thing configuration parameters:
##### `cid`
The `cid` parameter is a universal "client identifier". It accepts the following values:
1. MAC address [highest priority]
1. IP address
1. Hostname (as show by the controller)
1. Alias (as defined by you in the controller UI) [lowest priority]
The priority essentially means the binding attempts to lookup by MAC address, then by IP address, then by hostname and finally by alias. Once it finds a matching client, it short circuits and stops searching. Most of the time, you will simply use the MAC address.
##### `site`
The `site` parameter is optional. If you leave it blank, the client will appear `ONLINE` if found in *any* site defined on the controller.
You may use the `site` parameter as a filter if you only want the client to appear home if it is found in the site defined in the `site` parameter.
Additionally, you may use friendly site names as they appear in the controller UI.
##### `considerHome`
The `considerHome` parameter allows you to control how quickly the binding marks a client as away. For example, using the default of `180` (seconds), the binding will report a client away as soon as `lastSeen` + `180` (seconds) <`now`
## Channels
The Wireless Client information that is retrieved is available as these channels:
| Channel ID | Item Type | Description | Permissions |
