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homie-sdk

v1.0.0

Published

## Description SDK for managing devices and their states, it is based on extended protocol [homieiot](https://homieiot.github.io/specification/).

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Homie SDK

Description

SDK for managing devices and their states, it is based on extended protocol homieiot.

Extension of the protocol

  1. The device has a group of attributes $options, which in format repeats the $properties from the node. Used to store device settings, both editable and not. Example: sweet-home/device/$options/some-option.

  2. The device has a group of attributes $telemetry, which in format repeats the $properties from the node. Used to store various telemetry and statistics. $stats is not used. Example: sweet-home/device/$telemetry/some-telemetry.

  3. A node has a $state attribute, similar to a device. Example: sweet-home/device/node/$state.

  4. The node has a group of attributes $options, similar to the device. Example: sweet-home/device/node/$options/some-option.

  5. The node has a group of attributes $telemetry, similar to the device. Example: sweet-home/device/node/$telemetry/some-telemetry.

  6. A mechanism for validating the set values has been added to the application:

    • On the received message, in case of incorrect values, the error body should be sent to a topic like errors/sweet-home/device/node... The error body should be in the JSON format of the string "{" code ": 'error_code'," message ": 'error message'}". (For example, if an incorrect value has come to the topic sweet-home/device/node/sensor/set, then the error should be sent to the topic errors/sweet-home/device/node/sensor)
    • Valid for any editable values ($properties,$options, $telemetry).
  7. Device and node indicators are taken from the following attributes:

    • Status (state) - $state.
    • Signal strength - $telemetry/signal.
    • Battery charge level - $telemetry/battery.

Device attribute $stats from the original protocol is not supported.

Required state for creating an entity in an application

  • For device: $homie, $name, $localip, $mac, $fw/name, $fw/version, $implementation, $state.
  • For node: $name, $state plus at least one property.
  • For properties: ($properties, $options, $telemetry): $name.

Structure

  1. Broker - supported transport protocols.
  2. Device - tool for device creation/control.
  3. Node - tool for node creation/control.
  4. Property - tool for property creation/control.
  5. Sensor - tool for sensor creation/control.
  6. ETL - set of rules for the data transformation.
  7. Homie - toolkit for managing devices and their states.
  8. Bridge - toolkit for bridge developers.
  9. Utils - set of utilities.