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Installation instructions #2
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I think it's under progress, and not ready to be used because you can see some hardcoded path in source.. Anyway I can help of building MQTT webthings using iotjs ping me if interested then I will share details on: |
Yes, sorry. What rzr said is correct. This is still very much a work-in-progress. The main difficulty moving forwards with it is developing a way to translate between arbitrary MQTT-based protocols which proved to be more than I could get done |
Hello hobinjk, what Is the current state of the project? Wanting to collaborate from where should I start? |
I plan to release a (node) mqtt adapter based on this: |
Sorry for the delay in responding, @elviosebastianelli collaborating with rzr is the best option here since I'm occupied with other projects on the gateway. |
yes @elviosebastianelli your welcome to ask me about MQTT I am a bit busy now but I have shared some hints on top of my head: Feel free to edit this chapter and document your experiences I will improve it for community. Regards |
Relate-to: WebThingsIO/addon-list#1039 |
Hi,
Could you please add some installation instructions? I cloned this repository to /home/pi/.mozilla-iot/addons/, then restarted the gateway using
But after restarting the service (note: I'm using IoT Gateway 0.6.1), the MQTT addon was not listed in the addon list. What can I do to get it to work? I have a number of MQTT sensors.
Also, is this an MQTT broker? Ideally, it would be. And finally, thanks a lot for your work!
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