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Add serverless-iot-offline to your project: npm install --save-dev serverless-iot-offline
Then inside yur serverless.yml file add following entry to the plugins section: serverless-iot-offline. If there is no plugin section you will need to add it to the file.
Example:
If you are using serverless-offlinev5.12.1 and below, use serverless-iot-offline@0.1.4 for comaptibility.
Usage and command line options
Make sure redis-server is started.
If you are using serverless-offline you can run: sls offline start
Otherwise run: sls iot start
CLI options:
--port -p # Port to listen on. Default: 1883
--httpPort -h # Port for WebSocket connections. Default: 1884
--noStart -n # Prevent Iot broker (Mosca MQTT brorker) from being started (if you already have one)
--skipCacheValidation -c # Tells the plugin to skip require cache invalidation. A script reloading tool like Nodemon might then be needed (same as serverless-offline)
Above options could be added through serverless.yml file:
custom:
iot:
start:
port: 1880redis:
host: 'localhost'port: 6379db: 12# path to initial shadows# it is used to seed redis database with preconfigured shadowsseedShadows: ./shadows.json# optional seedPolicies pathseedPolicies: ./policy.json
Example of shadows.json file which will seed redis with 2 shadows:
Local implementation of AWS IoT service has a minimum of SQL syntax support and primarily we need help with that.
To get a better understanding of what SQL syntax we are supporting see documentation and testData.js file.
Checkout contributing guidelines.