The evrythng-freertos-sdk is a C SDK for FreeRTOS that facilitates the interaction with the EVRYTHNG Cloud to create embedded applications. It is based on the evrythng-c-sdk, Paho Embedded-MQTT library and the Posix GCC Eclipse FreeRTOS Simulator.

It also contains a minimal application and unit tests to demonstrate usage of the different endpoints of the EVRYTHNG API.

Clone the repository with:

git clone git@github.com:evrythng/evrythng-freertos-sdk.git --recursive

to include the submodules.

First, you need to create a free developer account for the EVRYTHNG API. Then go to libs/evrythng/core folder, read README->EVRYTHNG Configuration and fill in the required info.

In order to compile sdk and run tests you should have the following software installed:

sudo apt-get install libssl-dev cmake build-essential

The sdk was build and tested using the following versions of software:

• Ubuntu x86_64 with 3.16.0-33-generic kernel
• gcc (Ubuntu 4.8.2-19ubuntu1) 4.8.2
• GNU Make 3.81
• cmake version 2.8.12.2
• libssl-dev version 1.0.1f-1ubuntu9

But should work with most Linux versions.

Building an sdk, demo application and tests is as easy as typing

make

by default a debug version is built in "build_debug" directory. In order to build a release version you have to type

make DEBUG=0

release version will be built in "build" directory.

Additionally you can set VERBOSE to 1 to see the full cmake output (0 by default) and BUILD_DIR option to change the output build directory. For example the command:

make DEBUG=0 BUILD_DIR=release VERBOSE=1

will build release version using "release" directory with full cmake output.

To clean the output directory type

make clean

To delete the output directory

make cleanall

or simply rm -rf build_dir

Note: that you should use DEBUG and BUILD_DIR options with all make commands if you used it to build the sdk.

After sucessfull compilation you can launch the demo application:

${build_dir}/evrythng-demo -h

this will print the demo app help. You can use a helpfull script apps/demo/demo.sh to run demo application.

After sucessfull compilation you can launch unit tests application:

make runtests

1. Go to apps folder and copy-rename demo application
2. Open CMakeLists.txt and add_subdirectory(${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR}/apps/<your app name)
3. You can now start building by typing make and running your application by calling ${build_dir}/apps/<your app dir>/<your app name>