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The volttron-listener agent prints all message traffic across a VOLTTRON bus to standard out.
Pre-requisite
Before installing this agent, VOLTTRON (>=11.0.0rc0) should be installed and running. Its virtual environment should be active. Information on how to install of the VOLTTRON platform can be found here
Installation
Install and start the volttron-listener.
vctl install volttron-listener --start
View the status of the installed agent
vctl status
Development
Please see the following for contributing guidelines contributing.
Please see the following helpful guide about developing modular VOLTTRON agents
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