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ToolKit: human-friendly IoT Protocol client CLI🔧

Toolkit is a client-side command line tool that supports multiple iot protocols.

CoAP, MQTT and NB-IoT(China Telecom AEP platform, China Mobile OneNET platform) protocols are currently supported, and more protocols will be supported in the future.

Toolkit provides a modern design, automatic completion, multi-language configuration, good user interaction, and easy operation.

It runs on Linux, Unix, Windows and Raspberry Pi, does not depend on any runtime.

Main features

🎼 Integrate multi IoT protocols Support MQTT, CoAP and NB-IoT protocols, more protocols will be supported in the future, more detailed protocol printing information;	👀 Multiple operating support Runs on Linux, Unix, Windows and Raspberry Pi	🌏 International Multi-language configuration, Chinese、English、French and German support;
💓 ANSI Colors and Styles Help 颜色使命令输出看起来好看，将重要元素与其余部分进行对比，减少用户认知负荷;	👥 Modern Design Provides Auto-Completion, user interaction is good and easy to operate;	💯 Low memory usage and faster startup speed Static compilation runs avoid the CPU overhead of the JIT. using Native Image provides faster VM performance and startup speed. No need to rely on any running environment.

Usage

To install Toolkit CLI on your system please follow the Installation instructions.

The easiest way to start the CLI is by typing: $ toolkit See also $ toolkit --help.

With this you get an output on how to use Toolkit CLI:

A handy toolkit for IoT developers and learners.
usage: toolkit [--version] [--help] <command> [<args>]

These are common Toolkit commands in a variety of contexts:

Toolkit general configuration operation (reference:toolkit config -h)
locale         language configuration support zh=chinese; de=german; en=english; fr=french

user-friendly CoAP protocol client toolkit (reference:toolkit coap -h)
disc:           list available resources
get:            Request data from CoAP Resource
post:           Create/Update data in CoAP Resource
put             Update data in CoAP Resource
false
user-friendly MQTT protocol client toolkit (reference:toolkit mqtt -h)
publish:        publish a message to the broker
subscribe:      subscribe for updates from the broker

look at `toolkit <command> --help`, to ge help for a given subcommand or concept.