Example of Interacting with the Databroker using ESP32 devices #8
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erikbosch
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Jul 2, 2024
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| + [nanopb](https://github.com/nanopb/nanopb) - compilation of protobufs, encoding/decoding of messages and responses into binary wire format | ||
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| + [kuksa.val Databroker](https://github.com/eclipse/kuksa.val) - protobuf definitions for communicating via gRPC |
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Possibly link to https://github.com/eclipse-kuksa/kuksa-databroker instead
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@SebastianSchildt - could you please review if you think this would be a valuable addition |
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The code added provides an example on how to establish a gRPC connection from an ESP32-based microcontroller in order to interact with the Kuksa Databroker. It showcases get and set operations on a sensor value.
See issue #7.