Hey everyone,
You may have noticed my smiling face on the RIOT Summit speaker web
page, but didn't see me at the event. I was unable to attend, so to make
amends I have posted on YouTube a video of the content for my
presentation on gcoap [1]. The video includes a demo of sensor data
Everyone,
I was inspired from the talks at the RIOT summit by Jaime Jiménez and
Christian Amsüss to organize a top-level link on the wiki about
standards based application development [1]. It will provide new users
with an entry point to our implementations and packages. The CoAP page
goes
configuration?
Am 2019-03-20 15:23, schrieb Ken Bannister:
Hi Philipp,
I created a similar simple data collection app [1]. It uses SAUL with
an MCP9808 temp sensor (JC 42.4 compliant), and of course CoAP. ;-)
Start with the README. Then look for 'saul' in Makefile and in main.c
main
Hi Burak,
See the 'tests/nanocoap_cli' directory for a CLI based client we use for
testing. You also should review 'examples/gcoap' for a CLI tool that
handles both server side and client side.
Ken
On 3/24/19 2:02 PM, Burak Karaduman wrote:
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Hi Philipp,
I created a similar simple data collection app [1]. It uses SAUL with an
MCP9808 temp sensor (JC 42.4 compliant), and of course CoAP. ;-) Start
with the README. Then look for 'saul' in Makefile and in main.c main()
and _run_sensor_loop().
Ken
[1]
the modem to a broker somewhere?
On 14/04/2019 14:23, Ken Bannister wrote:
Hi Trevor,
Have you looked at the asymcute_mqttsn example in the repository? I
have not used it, but 'main.c' in the example includes a UDP
endpoint. You also might want to review the PR used to merge it in
for any
Hi Trevor,
Have you looked at the asymcute_mqttsn example in the repository? I have
not used it, but 'main.c' in the example includes a UDP endpoint. You
also might want to review the PR used to merge it in for any additional
discussion.
Ken
On 4/14/19 8:13 AM, Trevor wrote:
I have a
Also consider if the example would fit better in the applications
repository [1].
Ken
[1] https://github.com/RIOT-OS/applications
On 9/12/19 5:15 AM, Robert Hartung wrote:
> Make sure to give your PR a good title and description. Create separate
> PRs if the examples are different in their
like to see
merged during this release cycle. I'm also happy to discuss with those
at the summit over the next couple of days.
Best regards, and happy hacking!
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Is anyone aware of open source application code to orchestrate or use a
LwM2M client, particularly Wakaama, for data collection in RIOT? The
work in PR #11036 and #10799 are a good start for use of Wakaama and
configuration registration. I'm thinking here of a few other things:
* Higher
|Dear RIOTeers, The soft feature freeze (for high impact PRs) is now
effective. I have advanced the milestone for the designated high impact
PRs to 2020.01 [1]. As a gentle reminder: the final feature freeze (for
all PRs) is 10 October. As I write this, there are 70 open PRs tagged
for the
I am a proponent of LwM2M [1,2]. It runs on CoAP, usually over UDP.
Checkout the integrated object registry [3]. There is an open PR to
integrate a package for the Wakaama client [4], which should be merged
before release 2020.01.
Ken
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