Adds support for MySQL publisher. #348
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MySQL publisher stores measurements into `readings` table. Each value received is stored as a new record. Value description and unit name is also stored with each record. This means that table is denormalised but it's also faster and easier to use. Publisher waits for all readings and inserts all values with one multiple INSERTs statement. This is way faster than saving each value separately.
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If you think that MySQL publisher would be a good thing to have..
I know we can use MQTT to get values and than insert those values into MySQL. Still, this would require users to create this "small" script and it's so much easier to just have this as an option in mbmd.
I can fix / correct this commit if anyone finds it is missing something or if anything is done in a wrong way.
I've been running mbmd with mysql for couple of days and it seems stable.