examples

[Kenzku]

How does your example work?

I tried client_test.js with server orig.js Then I simply added a subscribe function in connack on the client side:

client.subscribe('test0',null,function(){
         console.log('I am subscribe');
      });

but the problem is, it seems the orig.js cannot capture this subscription, i.e. if I put a console.log in orig.js, this function is not called:

client.on('subscribe', function(packet) {
      console.log('I receive it');
      var granted = [];
      ...
  });

[adamvr]

client_test.js and evict.js are cruft that are left over from the old api. They're gone now. What are you trying to do?

[Kenzku]

I tried to measure the message overhead comparing with other Pub/Sub protocols, by using your mqtt library. I want to use a client to subscript a topic, then publish an event with the same topic and the server should return the event back to the client.

Can you link me to a version that will work please?

[adamvr]

Check out examples/client now. If you're benchmarking, I wouldn't use the server examples. They're 5 minute hacks and are by no means optimised. It would be best if you ran up your own instance of mosquitto and tested against that.

[Kenzku]

yes, I found out something new. Can the client run constantly? (Did you talk about the mosquitto tested server?)

[adamvr]

The client will run until you call #end() on it. You can find mosquitto at http://mosquitto.org and there's a test mqtt server running on test.mosquitto.org. So you can connect to it using mqtt.createClient(1883, 'test.mosquitto.org')

[Kenzku]

I could not use a server over the Internet, otherwise the tests are not running on the same level. I think I will use your server instead.