iotagentsdk: Go SDK for IoT Agents

The iotagentsdk package is a Go software development kit (SDK) designed to facilitate interactions with IoT Agents in FIWARE-based systems. FIWARE is an open-source initiative aimed at providing a framework for the development of smart solutions in various domains, including smart cities, industrial IoT, and agriculture.

Features:

• Config Group Management: Allows you to manage configuration groups for devices, including creating, reading, updating, and deleting (CRUD) operations.

• Device Management: Provides functionalities for managing devices, such as reading device information, checking device existence, listing devices, creating devices, updating device information, and deleting devices.

How to Use:

1. Import the Package: Import the iotagentsdk package into your Go project:

   import "github.com/fbuedding/fiware-iot-agent-sdk"

2. Initialize the IoTA Client: Create an instance of the IoTA struct, providing the necessary configuration parameters such as host, port, and timeout.

   iotAgent := iotagentsdk.NewIoTA("localhost", 4041, 5000)

3. Interact with IoT Agents: Use the methods provided by the iotagentsdk package to perform operations such as managing configuration groups and devices.

   // Example: Read device information
   deviceID := "my-device"
   deviceInfo, err := iotAgent.ReadDevice(myFiwareService, iotagentsdk.DeciveId(deviceID))
   if err != nil {
       log.Fatal("Error reading device:", err)
   }
   fmt.Println("Device information:", deviceInfo)

Compatibility:

• The iotagentsdk package is compatible with Go versions 1.11 and higher.

Contributing:

Contributions to the iotagentsdk package are welcome! Feel free to submit bug reports, feature requests, or pull requests on GitHub.

License:

This package is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.

For more information and detailed usage instructions, please refer to the documentation.

Acknowledgments:

This package is developed based on the FIWARE architecture and specifications. I acknowledge the contributions of the FIWARE community and developers.