The examples demonstrate how to utilize Anedya with NodeMcu:
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Data Submission and Visualization via HTTP: Submit data to the Anedya cloud and visualize it using HTTP requests. Click here, for more info.
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Data Submission and Visualization via MQTT: Submit data to the Anedya cloud and visualize it using MQTT (Message Queuing Telemetry Transport) protocol. Click here, for more info.
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Device Logs Submission via HTTP: Submit device logs to the Anedya cloud using HTTP requests. Click here, for more info.
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Device Logs Submission via MQTT: Submit device logs to the Anedya cloud using MQTT. click here, for more info.
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Device Commands Control via MQTT: Control your device through the anedya dashboard-commands using MQTT. Click here, for more info.
To get started with the examples:
- Choose the code, create the .ino file, and open it in the Arduino IDE.
- Fill in your Wi-Fi credentials, physical device ID, and connection key (obtained from the dashboard).
- Select the Board and Port number.
- Upload the code.
For detailed documentation, refer to the official documentation here.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
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Looking for Python SDK? Visit PyPi or Github Repository
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For more information, visit anedya.io