This is a prove of concept project for Mozilla Gateway adapter to Eclipse Thingweb wot available here: adapter homepage.

Currently there are available two protocols to communicate between adapter and Eclipse Thingweb, HTTP and MQTT.

You need to build Eclipse Thingweb.

1. Clone Eclipse Thingweb repository:

git clone https://github.com/eclipse/thingweb.node-wot

2. Go into Eclipse Thingweb repository:

cd thingweb.node-wot

3. Install root dependencies:

npm install 

4. Build dependencies:

npm run build

Then you need to clone this repository and follow steps for protocol which you want to use.

1. Go to http subfolder:

cd eclipse-thingweb-mozilla-gateway-poc/http/

2. Run script:

./start.sh 

3. Now all things specified in smarthome.js should be available on localhost:8082.

(Note: in order to run mqtt examples you need to have installed and running mosquitto.)

1. Start mosquitto:

mosquitto

2. Go to mqtt subfolder:

cd eclipse-thingweb-mozilla-gateway-poc/mqtt/

3. Run script:

./start.sh

1. List of devices:

2. On every item from above list you can get device information by going to URL (HTTP GET)

3. You can check property value by going to property endpoint with HTTP GET

4. To change value of device property, you have to make PUT request on property endpoint with data (for example with Postman):

5. Now you can check whether property changed (just like in third step):

1. Device description send by Eclipse Thingweb in JSON format (you can notice url to writeproperty):

2. You can check property value using valid MQTT topic, for example:

3. To change value of device property, you have to publish message on valid topic:

4. Now you can check whether property changed (just like in second step):

Note: screenshots are from MQTTfx.