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README.md

MQTT Library for ESP8266 SDK

written by Alexander Rowsell (MrAureliusR)
Released under the terms of the Mozilla Public License v2.0 -- see LICENSE for more detail.

Summary

While working on a series of tutorials for Hackaday, I realized MQTT would be the perfect solution for one of the projects I was presenting. However, I didn't want to use a pre-existing MQTT library - that would be boring, and I wouldn't be able to teach the readers as much. Instead, I started to write one from scratch.

At this point, it's a bit messy. It still needs a lot of work. This documentation will help me keep everything organized and easy-to-use.

The documentation has now been turned into Doxygen documentation. You can view the latest documentation here

Make sure to check out the corresponding hackaday.io project!