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TinyMqtt/examples/advanced/mqtt_class_binder/mqtt_class_binder.ino
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#include <TinyMqtt.h> // https://github.com/hsaturn/TinyMqtt
#include <MqttClassBinder.h>
/**
* Example on how to bind a class:onPublish function
*
* Local broker that accept connections and two local clients
*
*
* +-----------------------------+
* | ESP |
* | +--------+ | 1883 <--- External client/s
* | +-------->| broker | | 1883 <--- External client/s
* | | +--------+ |
* | | ^ |
* | | | |
* | | | | -----
* | v v | ---
* | +----------+ +----------+ | -
* | | internal | | internal | +-------* Wifi
* | | client | | client | |
* | +----------+ +----------+ |
* | |
* +-----------------------------+
*
* pros - Reduces internal latency (when publish is received by the same ESP)
* - Reduces wifi traffic
* - 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
* - MqttClassBinder allows to mix together many mqtt sources
*
* cons - Takes more memory (48 more bytes for the one MqttClassBinder<Class>
* - a bit hard to understand
*
*/
const char *ssid = "";
const char *password = "";
std::string topic_b="sensor/btemp";
std::string topic_sender= "sensor/counter";
MqttBroker broker(1883);
MqttClient mqtt_a(&broker);
MqttClient mqtt_b(&broker);
MqttClient mqtt_sender(&broker);
class MqttReceiver: public MqttClassBinder<MqttReceiver>
{
public:
void onPublish(const MqttClient* source, const Topic& topic, const char* payload, size_t /* length */)
{
Serial
<< " * MqttReceiver received topic (" << topic.c_str() << ")"
<< " from (" << source->id() << "), "
<< " payload: (" << payload << ')' << endl;
}
};
void setup()
{
Serial.begin(115200);
delay(500);
Serial << "Clients with wifi " << endl;
WiFi.mode(WIFI_STA);
WiFi.begin(ssid, password);
while (WiFi.status() != WL_CONNECTED)
{
Serial << '-'; delay(500);
if (strlen(ssid)==0)
Serial << "****** PLEASE EDIT THE EXAMPLE AND MODIFY ssid/password *************" << endl;
}
Serial << "Connected to " << ssid << "IP address: " << WiFi.localIP() << endl;
broker.begin();
MqttReceiver* receiver = new MqttReceiver;
// receiver will receive both publication from two MqttClient
// (that could be connected to two different brokers)
MqttClassBinder<MqttReceiver>::onPublish(&mqtt_a, receiver);
MqttClassBinder<MqttReceiver>::onPublish(&mqtt_b, receiver);
mqtt_a.id("mqtt_a");
mqtt_b.id("mqtt_b");
mqtt_sender.id("sender");
mqtt_a.subscribe(topic_b);
mqtt_b.subscribe(topic_sender);
}
void loop()
{
broker.loop(); // Don't forget to add loop for every broker and clients
mqtt_a.loop();
mqtt_b.loop();
mqtt_sender.loop();
// ============= client A publish ================
{
static const int interval = 5000; // publishes every 5s (please avoid usage of delay())
static uint32_t timer = millis() + interval;
if (millis() > timer)
{
static int counter = 0;
Serial << "Sender is publishing " << topic_sender.c_str() << endl;
timer += interval;
mqtt_sender.publish(topic_sender, "sent by Sender, message #"+std::string(String(counter++).c_str()));
}
}
// ============= client B publish ================
{
static const int interval = 7000; // will send topic each 7s
static uint32_t timer = millis() + interval;
static int temperature;
if (millis() > timer)
{
Serial << "B is publishing " << topic_b.c_str() << endl;
timer += interval;
mqtt_b.publish(topic_b, "sent by B: temp="+std::string(String(16+temperature++%6).c_str()));
}
}
}