pkg/wakaama: implement IPSO sensor objects in LwM2M #20652
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Cool! There are some merge conflicts and static white space issues. |
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I fixed the conflicts and ran uncrustify on all files. Yes, this is ready for review :) |
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Contribution description
This PR adds implementations for various IPSO sensor objects to LwM2M. This is (hopefully) a first step towards automatically exposing SAUL devices to LwM2M. The implemented objects are:
Given that all objects share common properties and functionalities, there's a base IPSO sensor object that is used by the specific object implementations. The base implementation deals with resource access and instance allocation.
Testing procedure
All objects include documentation on their usage, you can include that code on
examples/lwm2mto test.Issues/PRs references
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