MqttTopicBuilder 2.2.0

MqttTopicBuilder

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📮 MqttTopicBuilder is a tool to build valid and verified MQTT topics

The project is built using .NET Standard 2.0 (compatible with .NET Core 2 and .NET Framework 4.6.1)

Installation

You can find this projet on NuGet.

To install it from the command line, use:
~$ dotnet add package MqttTopicBuilder

or, from the package manager:
Install-Package MqttTopicBuilder

Usage

More detailed instructions and documentation are available here
For changelog, see the changelog

Using a custom builder, MqttTopicBuilder allows you to build topics and ensure their validity regarding the way you are planning to use them.

var subscribeTo = new TopicBuilder(TopicConsumer.Subscriber)
    .AddTopic("Hello")
    .AddTopic("From")
    .AddTopics("Mqtt", "Topic", "Builder")
    .AddMultiLevelWildcard()
    .Build();

Console.WriteLine(subscribeTo);
// -> "Hello/From/Mqtt/Topic/Builder/#"

var publishTop = new TopicBuilder(TopicConsumer.Publisher)
    .AddTopic("Hello")
    .AddTopic("From")
    .AddTopics("Mqtt", "Topic", "Builder")
    .AddMultiLevelWildcard()
    .Build();
// Will throw an exception since wildcards are not allowed when publishing
// on a topic

The built object is a Topic object. It can be used to both access the topic but also gather informations about it such as its level.

var topic = new TopicBuilder(TopicConsumer.Subscriber)
    .AddTopic("Hello")
    .AddTopic("World")
    .Build();

Console.WriteLine(topic.Value);
// -> "Hello/World"

Console.WriteLine(topic.Levels);
// -> 2

Topics can also be built using the regular constructor or the extension method:

var topic = Topic.FromString("Hello/World");
// or: var topic = (Topic) "Hello/World";

Console.WriteLine(topic.Value);
// -> "Hello/World"

Console.WriteLine(topic.Levels);
// -> 2

Topic integrity can also be checked using the TopicValidator methods

TopicValidator.ValidateTopic("a/wrong/#/Topic");
// Will throw an exception since no topic is allowed after '#'

"wrong+Topic".ValidateTopicForAppending();
// Will throw an exception since '+' is not allowed in a topic

Contributions

All contributions are welcome, please feel free to suggest pull requests ! You can read more about it in the CONTRIBUTING.md.