This repository contains the alpha version of the AGAIL-IoTivity protocol. It contains also some IoTivity-based applications for Linux and RIOT-OS.

Exposes the iot.agail.Protocol V2 interface

• DBus interface name iot.agail.protocol.iotivity
• DBus interface path /iot/agail/protocol/iotivity

The installation of IoTivity on a RaspberryPi can be done by invoking

$ sudo -k ./install_iotivity.sh

It was tested on RaspberryPi 3 with Raspian Jessie version September 2016.

Under the scripts directory you can find different scripts to setup and start / stop the modules.

Note IoTivity must be already installed in the system.

• ./scripts/start.sh iotivity will compile and start the module.

• ./scripts/stop.sh will stop/kill the modules.

Under the protocol_test_scripts directory you can find different test script for the protocol.

The RIOT folder contains the IoTivity pkg for RIOT-OS. It allows to create embedded devices on which IoTivity runs. At the moment, the Security module is disabled!

RIOT-OS requires a well-configured building environment. It can be installed by invoking

$ sudo -k ./install_build_env_RIOT.sh

It was tested on RaspberryPi 3 with Raspian Jessie version September 2016.

In order to use IoTivity over RIOT-OS you have to copy the folder pkg/iotivity in the pkg folder inside of your RIOT root. Then you have to add the following line to the application's makefile

USEPKG += iotivity

The compilation system will do the rest.

Inside the folder examples/iotivity-examples there are some examples to test the pkg.

The IoTivity/Simple-Client-Linux folder contains an IoTivity-based client written in C++ for Linux. It can be used as test client for RIOT-based scenarios.

The IoTivity/Interactive-Client-Linux folder contains an interactive IoTivity-based client. It can perform resource discoveries and custom CRUDN requests with a simple terminal-based interface.