Creating a MQTT server grunt plugin

[sandro-k]

For a TDD running (unit) tests after each change is a fundamental step. Therefore a development setup for the mqtt-elements would look like this

1. Start Webserver
2. Start MQTT-Broker
3. Run tests
4. Make changes -> got to 3

Sure a Webserver and a MQTT-Broker can be started manually, but having a easy working workflow is a key aspect of following a TDD development. To include a MQTT server into this workflow it should be packaged into a Grunt plugin. I would like to do that but first I need to know which version you thin is the best suited for this.

• https://github.com/mqttjs/mqtt-server
• https://github.com/mqttjs/MQTT.js/wiki/server
• https://github.com/mcollina/mosca

[mcollina]

You can probably use mqtt-server, if you just need something that can speak
MQTT, and you need to customize it tightly. Or just use Mosca.
Il giorno lun 29 giu 2015 alle 15:27 Sanndro [email protected] ha
scritto:

For a TDD running (unit) tests after each change is a fundamental step.
Therefore a development setup for the mqtt-elements would look like this

1. Start Webserver
2. Start MQTT-Broker
3. Run tests
4. Make changes -> got to 3

Sure a Webserver and a MQTT-Broker can be started manually, but having a
easy working workflow is a key aspect of following a TDD development. To
include a MQTT server into this workflow it should be packaged into a Grunt
plugin. I would like to do that but first I need to know which version you
thin is the best suited for this.

• https://github.com/mqttjs/mqtt-server
• https://github.com/mqttjs/MQTT.js/wiki/server
• https://github.com/mcollina/mosca

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