This is the base source code tree for Wind River's Internet of Things (IoT) solution, code named: Device Cloud. It contains several improvements over previous versions for of the solution.
Features Included are:
- Portability (ported to multiple operating systems)
- API is operating system independent
- API is can be either threaded or non-threaded
- Dynamic plug-in architecture allowing for add-ons within the library
- Easier device API (reduction in api, makes easier to use for developers)
- Agent support is provided all within a library
Required system dependencies:
- Fedora (22+):
sudo dnf install git gcc cmake openssl-devel libcurl-devel libarchive-devel- Ubuntu:
sudo apt-get install build-essential git cmake libssl-dev \
libcurl4-openssl-dev libarchive-devNote: regaring repository access, device-cloud-osal is not public. Make sure to
enable ssh clone access in your github account (e.g. add ssh key), or
the build.sh script will fail to clone the device-cloud-osal repository.
rm -rf build
mkdir build
cd build
set BUILD_TYPE=Release
../build.sh
# if you have build issues, it is typically caused by missing build dependencies
make
# Optional: make check
This will build and run unit tests on the code base
# Optional: make package
This will build a package for installing the code base
# Optional: install
sudo make install
or
make installNote: if you use DESTDIR, make sure the libiot.so can be found, e.g. update ld.so.conf.d, LD_LIBRARY_PATH etc. Run 'sudo ldconfig' if the ld.so.conf.d was changed.
From the directory you ran "make in, do the following to test an application. Note: you will need credentials e.g. an app token to connect. The "iot-control" tool will create the correct iot-connect.cfg file in /etc/iot.
# Recommended way:
sudo make install
iot-control (answer questions)
iot-app-complete
# Alternatively: make some dirs for the config and device_id
mkdir -p /etc/iot
mkdir -p /var/lib/iot
# run the configure tool answer the questions.
bin/iot-control
# run an app
bin/iot-app-complete