Django-MQTT

[Sabuhi Shukurov]

Hello Python Community!

I would like to to create a connection between the device(Arduino) and web server by using the MQTT protocol. As tools, we will use RabbitMQ, Django, and  Django-channels for web socket. The device should communicate to the server by means of message broker in order to pass data to interface and should be possible to get back subscription by in case of any change on the interface.

I know them theoretically and cannot apply practically to Django.

[PASCUAL Eric]

Hi Sabuhi,

I wrote something similar a couple years ago, not involving Arduinos but using MQTT anyway. 

The selected approach consisted in having a MQTT listener, based on paho-mqtt lib (https://pypi.org/project/paho-mqtt/), acting as a gateway to a REST API on the Django side, based on Django REST Framework. It worked pretty well and I have no special remembering of difficulties or trouble.

Hope this helps.

Eric

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Hello Python Community!

I would like to to create a connection between the device(Arduino) and web server by using the MQTT protocol. As tools, we will use RabbitMQ, Django, and  Django-channels for web socket. The device should communicate to the server by means of message broker in order to pass data to interface and should be possible to get back subscription by in case of any change on the interface.

I know them theoretically and cannot apply practically to Django.

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[Sabuhi Shukurov]

Hello Eric!

Thanks for your reply, sorry for late response I was busy with another project.
I am doing the same job currently, I should transfer datas real-time using websockets (django channels) involves here. Do you have any suggestion for this? subscibed topic should print datas all in real time.

On Tuesday, 21 May 2019 12:20:21 UTC+4, PASCUAL Eric wrote:

Hi Sabuhi,

I wrote something similar a couple years ago, not involving Arduinos but using MQTT anyway. 

The selected approach consisted in having a MQTT listener, based on paho-mqtt lib (https://pypi.org/project/paho-mqtt/), acting as a gateway to a REST API on the Django side, based on Django REST Framework. It worked pretty well and I have no special remembering of difficulties or trouble.

Hope this helps.

Eric

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From: django...@googlegroups.com <django...@googlegroups.com> on behalf of Sabuhi Shukurov <sabuhi....@gmail.com>
Sent: Monday, May 20, 2019 15:01
To: Django users
Subject: Django-MQTT

 

Hello Python Community!

I would like to to create a connection between the device(Arduino) and web server by using the MQTT protocol. As tools, we will use RabbitMQ, Django, and  Django-channels for web socket. The device should communicate to the server by means of message broker in order to pass data to interface and should be possible to get back subscription by in case of any change on the interface.

I know them theoretically and cannot apply practically to Django.

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