*USE CASE:*
We want our device(not a mobile phone) to constantly broadcast a message 
that would enable a listening android app running on the background to 
display a notification to the user when said message is received on the 
user's phone.

For our prototype, we have used 2 android mobile devices as proof of 
concept. One mobile phone as subscriber and one mobile phone as publisher. 
As expected, this setup run without any problems. 

*THE PROBLEM:*
In order to move to the next phase of our development, we need to move the 
code that is doing the message publishing into a program that would run on 
our non-mobile phone device. Our device can execute programs running on c, 
c++, java and python, so we are trying to find a way to code the google 
nearby messages publish api in one of the said languages. Is there a way to 
do this?

*WHAT HAS BEEN DONE SO FAR:*
We have found the google api client library linked below which have support 
for c, java and python:
https://developers.google.com/api-client-library/

However, looking through the list of exposed apis and the sample codes 
provided, it doesn't seem like the google nearby api is included anywhere. 
The closest one is the proximity beacon api for java which neither does 
publish nor subscribe google nearby messages but instead only queries the 
status of registered eddystone beacons.

*P.S.* We understand that this problem could be solved by purchasing actual 
physical eddystone beacons to do the message publishing but its an 
additional cost that we cant afford for now. We would like to know if its 
possible to do the message broadcasting without the use of said beacons for 
non android devices.

Thank you :)

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