Issue with repository structure

[Stuart0411]

Trying to add HACS repository and getting the following error:
<Integration openchargehub/ocpp-proxy> Repository structure for main is not compliant

[rnndchsrl]

I have the same issue. Cannot select type Addon in HACS. Tried also to add the github url in the Addon section in HA, won't work either.

What am I missing?

[skuttner]

I’m having the same problem on my end, has anyone found a solution yet?

[ManuFlosoYT]

same issue here

[lomus]

Same problem here, top. Adding as AddOn-repository results „https://github.com/openchargehub/ocpp-proxy is not a valid add-on repository“.
Is there any solution available?

[scruysberghs]

I had claude code have a look and he/it made a PR : #18

[juliusvaart]

I think it's not an "Integration" but an "Add-on" only for HAOS... for other installations of Home Assistant (like Docker) you should use the docker-compose.yml and Dockerfile.

[ManuFlosoYT]

@scruysberghs I've tried installing your fork and always returns the following error.

s6-overlay-suexec: fatal: can only run as pid 1.

Ive tried forking that and messing arround with the docker file and config but cant manage to fix it, any ideas?

[scruysberghs]

s6-overlay-suexec: fatal: can only run as pid 1.

I now get the same, weird, when I played around with it earlier it started just fine.

I had claude have another look ( and read trough the home assistant add-on docs) and now it's working

Key Changes Based on Official HA Documentation:

1. ✅ Added init: false - Required in config.yaml for modern HA add-ons
2. ✅ Used standard pattern - CMD [ "/run.sh" ] instead of complex s6 services
3. ✅ Followed official tutorial - Exact structure from HA developer docs
4. ✅ Tested locally - No s6-overlay errors, application works perfectly

[CSH12]

Today I tried to, but still the same issue appears when trying to add the repository to HACS:
<Integration openchargehub/ocpp-proxy> Repository structure for main is not compliant

[scruysberghs]

it's a' add-on, not an integration you can add through hacs

[CSH12]

From Readme:

But anyway, if it would be an normal addon:

So it doesn't matter which way, both are not working

[scruysberghs]

guys, if you want to try the fixes I did you have to use my fork or wait untill the PR is merged into this repo.

https://github.com/smartenergycontrol-be/ocpp-proxy

[CSH12]

Using the custom Repository has worked properly in HA Add-Ons as well as installing.
Now I will go ahead configuring and see if it works as well

[CSH12]

I tried to connect it - for the first step - just with the ocpp connection of my energy provider. See yaml config here:

I do not see something is happening...

What I also miss are the settings for my charger. What do I have to configure there?

[scruysberghs]

you are supposed to connect your charging station ocpp endpoint to the ocpp proxy service ( homeassistant:9000 if you run as add-on). Then you configure home assistant ocpp integration or your charging station in evcc as a ocpp_service (evcc:8887 or homeassistant:xxxx port you have configured in the homeassistant ocpp integration) and your real CPO OCPP cloud backend as a second ocpp_service .

Had Claude draw it out: