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You can check other languages implementations also - https://github.com/dzavalishin/mqtt_udp
mqttudp - MQTT/UDP library in Python language
examples - Library usage examples
gate.sh - Shell script to start bidirectional MQTT/UDP to MQTT broker gateway mqttudpgate.service - Unix systemctl service definition for gateway
pub.py - Send one message
dump.py - Print all MQTT/UDP traffic listen.py - Print packets only if content is changeg
mqtt_udp_to_openhab.py - Translate all the data to OpenHAB REST API openhab_to_udp.py - Translate all the data from OpenHAB REST API (default sitemap) to MQTT/UDP
seq_storm_send.py - Send seqentially numbered packets as fast as possible seq_storm_check.py - Check packets for sequentialness and calc speed
mqtt_bidir_gate.py - Translate data between MQTT/UDP and traditional MQTT mqtt_broker_to_udp.py - One way, to MQTT/UDP mqtt_udp_to_broker.py - One way, from MQTT/UDP
random_to_udp.py - Generate traffic with random numbers
ping.py - Send ping and print replies. Not all the implementations respond to ping yet.
Some code examples may require paho-mqtt and websocket-client
Send data:
import mqttudp.engine
if __name__ == "__main__":
mqttudp.engine.send_publish( "test_topic", "Hello, world!" )
Listen for data:
import mqttudp.engine
def recv_packet(ptype,topic,value,pflags,addr):
if ptype != "publish":
print( ptype + ", " + topic + "\t\t" + str(addr) )
return
print( topic+"="+value+ "\t\t" + str(addr) )
if __name__ == "__main__":
mqttudp.engine.listen(recv_packet)
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An MQTT/UDP implementation in Python
We found that mqttudp demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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