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| − | + | The easiest way to develop an AGILE protocol is to take one of the examples. We recommend using [https://github.com/Agile-IoT/agile-ble agile-ble] or [https://github.com/Agile-IoT/agile-dummy agile-dummy]. These two repositories both use the Java implementation of the AGILE protocol API. Alternatively, you can also implement the same API. in other langauages. | |
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| − | # | + | # Customize you agile-stack by adding your new container |
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| + | Make sure a proper Dockerfile is created as well (see examples in the above repositories), and add your protocol to the AGILE stack. For this, edit docker-compose.yml, and add a new block with the agile-<yourprotocolname> service. Make sure it connects to the Agile DBus as the example services above. | ||
Revision as of 13:09, 3 September 2018
- Create a repo with agile-<yourprotocolname>
The easiest way to develop an AGILE protocol is to take one of the examples. We recommend using agile-ble or agile-dummy. These two repositories both use the Java implementation of the AGILE protocol API. Alternatively, you can also implement the same API. in other langauages.
- Customize you agile-stack by adding your new container
Make sure a proper Dockerfile is created as well (see examples in the above repositories), and add your protocol to the AGILE stack. For this, edit docker-compose.yml, and add a new block with the agile-<yourprotocolname> service. Make sure it connects to the Agile DBus as the example services above.
