freebird-base
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Base classes used in freebird framework.
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freebird-base provides three base classes used by freebird IoT framework. These classes are abstractions of the network controller, network device, and real appliance, respectively.
| Class | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Netcore | A network controller responsible for message transportation and network management. | A zigbee coordinator or a BLE central controller. |
| Device | A wired/wireless machine in the network. | A zigbee end-device, a BLE peripheral, a MQTT client, or a CoAP server(LWM2M client). |
| Gadget | Something specific and functional in our life. | A temperature sensor, a light switch, or a barometer. |
$ npm install freebird-base --save
Licensed under MIT.
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