Rewrite examples

examples/client-with-wifi/client-with-wifi.ino

@@ -1,6 +1,8 @@
 #include <TinyMqtt.h>   // https://github.com/hsaturn/TinyMqtt
 
 /** 
+  * Local broker that accept connections and two local clients
+  *
   * 
   *  +-----------------------------+
   *  | ESP                         |
@@ -9,9 +11,10 @@
   *  |       |         +--------+  |
   *  |       |             ^       |
   *  |       |             |       |
-  *  |       v             v       |
+  *  |       |             |       |     -----
-  *  | +----------+  +----------+  |
+  *  |       v             v       |      ---  
-  *  | | internal |  | internal |  |
+  *  | +----------+  +----------+  |       -  
+  *  | | internal |  | internal |  +-------*  Wifi
   *  | | client   |  | client   |  |          
   *  | +----------+  +----------+  |          
   *  |                             |

examples/client-without-wifi/client-without-wifi.ino

@@ -1,11 +1,29 @@
 #include <TinyMqtt.h>   // https://github.com/hsaturn/TinyMqtt
 
 /** TinyMQTT allows a disconnected mode:
+  * 
+  *  +-----------------------------+
+  *  | ESP                         |
+  *  |                 +--------+  |
+  *  |       +-------->| broker |  |
+  *  |       |         +--------+  |
+  *  |       |             ^       |
+  *  |       |             |       |
+  *  |       v             v       |
+  *  | +----------+  +----------+  |
+  *  | | internal |  | internal |  |
+  *  | | client   |  | client   |  |          
+  *  | +----------+  +----------+  |          
+  *  |                             |
+  *  +-----------------------------+
   *
   *  In this example, local clients A and B are talking together, no need to be connected.
+  *
   *  A single ESP can use this to be able to comunicate with itself with the power
   *  of MQTT, and once connected still continue to work with others.
   *
+  *  The broker may still be conected if wifi is on.
+  *  
   */
 
 std::string topic="sensor/temperature";

examples/simple-broker/simple-broker.ino

@@ -5,6 +5,16 @@
 #define PORT 1883
 MqttBroker broker(PORT);
 
+/** Basic Mqtt Broker
+  *
+  *  +-----------------------------+
+  *  | ESP                         |
+  *  |       +--------+            | 
+  *  |       | broker |            | 1883 <--- External client/s
+  *  |       +--------+            |
+  *  |                             |
+  *  +-----------------------------+
+  * 
 void setup() 
 {
   Serial.begin(115200);

examples/simple-client/simple-client.ino

@@ -1,8 +1,20 @@
 #include "TinyMqtt.h"   // https://github.com/hsaturn/TinyMqtt
 
-/** Simple Client
+/** Simple Client (The simplest configuration)
   *
-	* This is the simplest Mqtt client configuration
+  *                             
+  *                   +--------+       
+  *           +------>| broker |<--- <  Other client
+  *           |       +--------+       
+  *           |                               
+  *   +-----------------+
+  *   | ESP   |         |           
+  *   | +----------+    |          
+  *   | | internal |    |              
+  *   | | client   |    |          
+  *   | +----------+    |          
+  *   |                 |
+  *   +-----------------+
   * 
 	* 1 - edit my_credentials.h to setup wifi essid/password
 	* 2 - change BROKER values (or keep emqx.io test broker)

examples/tinymqtt-test/tinymqtt-test.ino

@@ -5,18 +5,13 @@
 #include <sstream>
 #include <map>
 
-/**
+/** Very complex example
   * Console allowing to make any kind of test.
   *
-  * pros - Reduces internal latency (when publish is received by the same ESP)
+	* Upload the sketch, the use the terminal.
-  *      - Reduces wifi traffic
+	* Press H for mini help.
-  *      - No need to have an external broker
-	*      - can still report to a 'main' broker (TODO see documentation that have to be written)
-	*      - accepts external clients
-  *
-  * cons - Takes more memory
-	*      - a bit hard to understand
 	*
+	* TODO examples of scripts
   */
 
 #include <my_credentials.h>