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mqtt-client

This is a simple client for connecting to an mqtt instance

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Installation

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Skill instructions

mqtt-client

Overview

This is a background mqtt process, it stays connected to the specified queue and tracks messages. This skill does not require any parameters.

Resources

  • scripts/bootstrap.sh - Execute this to setup the python environment and connect to mqtt, no other details needed
  • .env - Connection details are loaded from environment, these will be automatically loaded by bootstrap.sh

Source information

Source
github
Repository
openclaw/skills
Path
skills/enchantedmotorcycle/mqtt-client
Version
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Commit
4ec7b7e2fe85ac12e5dce06cc83d751c11d6ca2b
Classification source
rules
Status
active
Visibility
public

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SKILL.md
# mqtt-client

## Overview

This is a background mqtt process, it stays connected to the specified queue and tracks messages.
This skill does not require any parameters.

## Resources
- `scripts/bootstrap.sh` - Execute this to setup the python environment and connect to mqtt, no other details needed
- `.env` - Connection details are loaded from environment, these will be automatically loaded by bootstrap.sh

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