Arduino Cloud library
A nodejs library to connect to Arduino Cloud via mqtt.
Simple usage
var ArduinoCLoud = require("../arduinoCloud.js");
var name = "";
var thing_ID = "";
var thing_PSW = "";
var username = ""
var mything = new ArduinoCLoud(username, name, thing_ID, thing_PSW);
mything.addProperty("<propertyName>");
mything.writeProperty("<propertyName>", "<propertyValue>");
setInterval( function(){
mything.writeProperty("<propertyName>", "<propertyValue>")}
,5000);
mything.on("propertyChanged", function(propertyName, propertyValue) {
console.log("propertyChanged");
console.log("propertyName " + propertyName);
console.log("propertyValue " + propertyValue);
});
API
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function ArduinoCloud(username, name, id, psw)Creates a new Arduino Cloud Object and open the connection with the mqtt broker. -
addProperty(propertyName);Create a new property and subscribe to it. -
writeProperty(propertyName, propertyValue)Write a new value of the property -
on("propertyChanged", function(propertyName, propertyValue){})This event is fired every time a property value gets updated. -
addExternalProperty(thingName,propertyName)Connects to a property of a different "thing" capability and subscribe to it. -
writeExternalProperty(thingName,propertyName, propertyValue)Write a new value to the property of a different thing -
on("ExternalPropertyChanged", function(thingName,propertyName, propertyValue){})This event is fired every time a property value of a different thing we are subscribed to gets updated.
Submitting a pull request
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