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u8-mqtt

v0.6.6

Published

MQTT client using Uint8Array -- suitable for use in the Browser, NodeJS, and Deno.land.

Downloads

1,945

Readme

u8-mqtt npm published version

A JavaScript MQTT client using async/await support QOS-0 and QOS-1. for use in modern ES6 environments: the Browser, NodeJS, and Deno.

Use ExpressJS-like router to handle publish messages for matching topics.

  • Static (/foo, /foo/bar)
  • Parameter (/:title, /books/:title, /books/:genre/:title)
  • Parameter w/ Suffix (/movies/:title.mp4, /movies/:title.(mp4|mov))
  • Optional Parameters (/:title?, /books/:title?, /books/:genre/:title?)
  • Wildcards (*, /books/*, /books/:genre/*)

(Thanks to @lukeed and the excellent regexparam library!)

Docs

Targeting MQTT-3.1.1 (v4) and MQTT-5.0.0 (v5) compatibility.

Use

import mqtt_client from 'https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/u8-mqtt/esm/web/index.js'
// or import mqtt_client from 'u8-mqtt'

let my_mqtt = mqtt_client()
  .with_websock('wss://test.mosquitto.org:8081')
  // or .with_tcp('tcp://test.mosquitto.org:1883')
  .with_autoreconnect()

await my_mqtt.connect()

my_mqtt.subscribe_topic(
  'u8-mqtt/demo-simple/:topic',
  (pkt, params, ctx) => {
    console.log('topic packet', params, pkt, pkt.json())
  })

await my_mqtt.json_send(
  'u8-mqtt/demo-simple/live',
  { note: 'from README example',
    live: new Date().toISOString() })

Module size

Built for small bundle footprint with ES Modules (ESM) using embedded u8-mqtt-packet and regexparam libraries. (See BundlePhobia page)

| module | brotli | minified | |:------------------------|---------:|---------:| | u8-mqtt | 6587 B | 19962 B | | u8-mqtt/esm/v5.min.js | 6504 B | 19789 B | | u8-mqtt/esm/v4.min.js | 5420 B | 15379 B |

(automated sizing report)

MQTT Client sizes

| minifeid | (x) | Project | Measurement | |---------:|-----:|----------------|-------------| | 187.0KB | 12x | MQTT.js | curl -sL https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/[email protected]/dist/mqtt.min.js \| wc -c | 32.3KB | 2x | paho | curl -sL https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/[email protected]/paho-mqtt.min.js \| wc -c | 19.8KB | 1.3x | u8-mqtt v5 | cat ./u8-mqtt/esm/web/v5.min.js \| wc -c | 15.4KB | 1x | u8-mqtt v4 | cat ./u8-mqtt/esm/web/v4.min.js \| wc -c

Prior Art

The u8-mqtt project was inspired by mqtt and mqtt-packet written for NodeJS. The codecs of those project are written with a NodeJS ecosystem in mind: Buffer, EventEmitter, Streams.

License

BSD-2-Clause