mongoose-os | Mongoose OS - an IoT Firmware Development Framework

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mongoose-os is a C library. mongoose-os has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has medium support. However mongoose-os has a Non-SPDX License. You can download it from GitHub.

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Using amazon mqtt to publish a button press from a esp8266

Google IOT: Identify the device is back online after sendCommandtoDevice failure

"Invalid gcp.key" from Mongoose OS when connecting ESP32 to Google Cloud Platform

Mongoose doesn't seems to publish after deepSleep

QUESTION

Using amazon mqtt to publish a button press from a esp8266

Asked 2020-Nov-11 at 00:17

I have the following code that prints to my serial console in mongoose os. I can see the device in amazon aws, and in mdash as online. I get back a 0 from the pub and it never sends a message to aws mqtt I have subscribed to the topic in the test seciton in mqtt so not sure what I am doing wrong

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ANSWER

Answered 2020-Nov-11 at 00:17

Ok it is working again, I needed to delete the device in amazon, and run the mos aws setup command again.

So the real problem was I was flashing my device each time I updated my code and it would overwrite my wifi settings, my aws settings and my mdash settings.

Thanks to help from a different source this solved it for me

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/64732769

QUESTION

Google IOT: Identify the device is back online after sendCommandtoDevice failure

Asked 2020-Sep-23 at 00:06

By following this guide Sending commands to devices.

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ANSWER

Answered 2020-Sep-23 at 00:06

If you need the device to always receive the payload from IoT Core, even if it was sent while the device is not connected / not responding, you should use configuration instead of a command.

Configuration is persistent in IoT Core, so it will eventually be delivered to the device even if it was non responsive.

Configuration is always sent to the device when it reconnects to IoT Core, so you'll be sure that the device will receive it, even if it was sent while the device was offline.

There is no difference between configuration and commands about the content.

It is true that you can only send 1 config/device/second, but it most cases this is enough.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/64016384

QUESTION

"Invalid gcp.key" from Mongoose OS when connecting ESP32 to Google Cloud Platform

Asked 2020-Mar-26 at 10:39

I am trying to connect my ESP32 device to Google Cloud Platform (GCP) with Mongoose OS. I am new to Mongoose OS, but have got as far as to build and flash code as well as connection to wifi. But I get problems when I add info to the mos.yml file to connect to GCP. This is the error:

mgos.gcp.c:361 Invalid gcp.key (0xffffc200)

I have created my key pair with the following commands:

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ANSWER

Answered 2020-Mar-26 at 10:39

So, it turned out I didn't need to set all that GCP info info in "mos.yml", but it was set for me when running

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60845439

QUESTION

Mongoose doesn't seems to publish after deepSleep

Asked 2018-Sep-08 at 19:29

I'm using an ESP32 HiGrow Plant sensor board.

I've slightly touched this firmware : https://github.com/lucafabbri/HiGrow-Mongoose-OS-Firmware/blob/master/fs/init.js

To make it publish the sensors data via MQTT instead of HTTP.

I'm using my own mosquitto instance.

With those changes I can successfully publish every 5 seconds:

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ANSWER

Answered 2018-Aug-03 at 12:29

  let ok = 1;
  MQTT.setEventHandler(function(conn, ev ,edata) {
    print ('MQTT event handler: connect', ev);
    if (ev === 0) {
    ok = MQTT.pub(topic, higrowData, 1);
    print('Published:', ok, topic, '->', higrowData);
    } else { 
      print('error');
    }
  }, null);
  MQTT.setEventHandler(function(conn, ev ,edata) {
    print ('MQTT event handler: write', ev);
    if (ev === 204) {
      print('Success! Going to sleep');
      ESP32.deepSleep(120000000); // 120 seconds
    }  
  }, null);

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51545772

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