IoTtalk v2 Python SDK
Current supported module:
Device Application to Network (DAN)
Device Application to IoT device (DAI)
Supported Python version:
2.7
3.4+
Installation
pip install iottalk-py
Usage of DAI module
There is a executable DAI module. User can invoke it via the command line interface.:
python -m iottalkpy.dai /path/to/your/sa.py
or:
python -m iottalkpy.dai /path/to/your/sa # in case of dir
API
If you want to operate DAI via Python API:
from iottalkpy import dai
sa = dai.module_to_sa(dai.load_module('/path/to/sa.py'))
sa.start()
...
# stop sa process
sa.terminate()
Usage of DAN module
Minimal example:
from iottalkpy import dan
ccm_url = 'http://localhost:9992'
def on_data(*args):
...
def on_signal(*args):
... # handle CCM signal here
client = dan.Client()
client.register(
ccm_url,
on_signal=on_signal,
on_data=on_data
odf_list=[('meow', ['dB'])],
name='BetaCat',
profile={
'model': 'AI',
},
)
client.loop_forever()
Developer Notes
Development steps
Install this package and the development requirements
pip install -e .
pip install -r dev-requirements.txt
Release steps
Bump version and commit
- git-tag the version
Versioning rule: <major>.<minor>.<patch>
The major and minor verion number should be the same as IoTtalk server.
git push --tags
python ./setup.py bdist_wheel
twine upload ./dist/iottalk_py-<version>-py3-none-any.whl
TODO
Auto generate doc via Sphinx
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