mqtt

Top Level API

Introduction

These methods are the preferred method for generating mqtt clients and servers.

mqtt#createServer([listener])

Create a new MqttServer (see: MqttServer)

• [listener] - callback called on server client event

mqtt#createSecureServer(keyPath, certPath, [listener])

Create a new MqttSecureServer

• keyPath - path to private key file
• certPath - path to corresponding public cert
• [listener] - callback called on server client event

mqtt#createClient([port], [host], [options])

Create a new MqttClient (see: MqttClient)

• [port] - broker port (default: 1883)
• [host] - broker host (default: localhost)
• [options] - connect options

mqtt#createSecureClient([port], [host], options)

Create a new secure MqttClient

• [port] - broker port (default: 1883)
• [host] - broker host (default: localhost)
• options - connection options, must include keys:
  • keyPath - path to private key
  • certPath - path to corresponding public cert

mqtt#createConnection([port], [host], [callback])

Create a new MqttConnection (see: MqttConnection)

• [port] - broker port (default: 1883)
• [host] - broker host (default: localhost)
• [callback] - fired on underlying stream connect

mqtt#connect(brokerUrl, [options])

Create a new MqttClient (see: MqttClient)

The brokerUrl supports normal connections using mqtt:// or tcp:// and secure connections using mqtts:// or ssl://.

Passing the clientId is also supported, for example mqtt://user@localhost?clientId=123abc.

• brokerUrl - broker Url, which is required.
• [options] - connect options