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max
mqtt
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Feb 03, 2021
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alexandre burton
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updated README with state of affairs
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@@ -16,7 +16,8 @@ It bundles a static libmosquitto binary (TLS support was giving errors so it was
Max interface:
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~~QOS, persistence~~
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will
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complete attribute support
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~~complete attribute support~~
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re-connect on attribute change when required
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complete max type support on publish (how to allow arbitrary length vs QOS/persistence?)
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auto-connection on object creation if attributes are set
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"enable" toggle (to "mute" traffic at the max level)
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... or should the MQTT CMake-based source be included & compiled with the object? Best practice vs open source Max objects?
Other features:
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thorough MQTT callback and message support
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thorough MQTT callback and message support
(double-check MQTT error messages; sometimes they're weird)
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support for MQTT ping
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max package; better examples/docs
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scan payloads for binary or structured data (jitter matrices, msp vectors, json dicts)
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... otherwise preprocess as a list (string, float, int) to spare gensym()s and reduce pressure on [fromsymbol]
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optimize lifecycle of the mosquitto instance? (re-use vs re-create)
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... otherwise preprocess as a list (string, float, int) to spare large gensym()s and reduce pressure on [fromsymbol]
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"setup" of higher-level strategy (topic structure for parameters)
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optimize lifecycle of the mosquitto instance? (re-use vs re-create)
Windows version:
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compile a libmosquitto lib, and the .mxe
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