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# Adafruit MQTT Library example with support
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This example illustrates Publish an arbitrary data packet using the Adafruit MQTT library to an MQTT feed which can then be parsed by the included python subscriber client.
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### Installing and configuring Mosquitto broker (minimal working setup)
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####Installing on Raspberry Pi/Linux:
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```bash
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sudo apt-get install mosquitto
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cd /etc/mosquitto/
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#See "Both" Setup Instructions Below
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```
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####Installing On a Mac:
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```bash
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brew install mosquitto
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cd /usr/local/etc/mosquitto
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#See "Both" Setup Instructions Below
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```
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####Configuring Mosquitto broker
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```bash
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sudo nano mosquitto.conf
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```
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Now we have to enable a password file to correctly interface with the Adafruit MQTT library. Scroll about two thirds of the way down until you see:
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```bash
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# -----------------------------------------------------------------
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# Default authentication and topic access control
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# -----------------------------------------------------------------
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```
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You should see `#password_file` about a paragraph after that.
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Change
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```bash
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#password_file
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```
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To
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```bash
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password_file pwfile
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```
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Now `ctrl-x` to save and exit.
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You're almost done! We just have to create and populate the password file we just configured. The default user info is:
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* **Arduino Subscriber:**
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* Username: TestUser
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* Password: TestUser
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* **Python Subscriber:**
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* Username: TestPy
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* Password: TestPy
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```bash
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touch pwfile #create the password file
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mosquitto_passwd pwfile TestUser #Enter and confirm password when prompted
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mosquitto_passwd pwfile TestPy #Enter and confirm password when prompted
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```
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### Using Example Python Subscriber:
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Install dependencies if haven't already
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```bash
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cd ../Adafruit_MQTT_Library/examples/mqtt_arbitrary_buffer/python_subscriber
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pip install -r requirements.txt
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```
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Run python script with default values and watch your parsed data print out.
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```bash
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python subscriber.py
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```
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Use help to see a list of modifiable options
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```bash
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python subscriber.py -h
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```
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