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Background: They offer a quite nice MQTT with a solid free tier and some ability to "persist" messages. But as far as I understand it they are not using the official "retain" flag - but a separate API (god knows why, I asked their support and will update here if I hear back).
They also have something called "Rules" - which would allow me to take one topic and on publish WRITE it to another topic - kind of getting what I want, but a bit ugly (they dont support listen to publish and then write to same channel, would cause loop).
So the main question would be "is it possible to support their API" - maybe by a fork. Sadly my C sucks (Kotlin, mobile world) - otherwise I would give it a try. I will post in their repo as well and cross link it, if others have the same issue.
So not really a bug, just a pitfall due to custom API, I guess.
Hi,
first of all thanks for this awesome library. I have a small issue with a "custom" API, namely:
https://beebotte.com/docs/clientapi#write
Background: They offer a quite nice MQTT with a solid free tier and some ability to "persist" messages. But as far as I understand it they are not using the official "retain" flag - but a separate API (god knows why, I asked their support and will update here if I hear back).
They also have something called "Rules" - which would allow me to take one topic and on publish WRITE it to another topic - kind of getting what I want, but a bit ugly (they dont support listen to publish and then write to same channel, would cause loop).
It seems like only the URL is different for persistence (see e.g. here: https://github.com/beebotte/bbt_php/blob/master/src/bbt.php)
And finally a link to their arduino sample (where they only use simple publish) - which works:
https://github.com/beebotte/bbt_arduino_examples
So the main question would be "is it possible to support their API" - maybe by a fork. Sadly my C sucks (Kotlin, mobile world) - otherwise I would give it a try. I will post in their repo as well and cross link it, if others have the same issue.
So not really a bug, just a pitfall due to custom API, I guess.
Chris
PS: Link to related topic: beebotte/bbt_arduino_examples#5
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