PubSub Overview
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Below is an example of subscribing to a device using its own token with the following attributes:
- user is set to Device ID: 5a19bb88f76abe01c57abfa6
- password is set to Device Token: 0U3dAX3SBrSTc99yNLgeFF0AALq1Rez
- subscribing to end all activity on its endpoint: 'openchirp/devices/5a19bb88f76abe01c57abfa6/#'
$ mosquitto_sub -v -i monitor2369 -h openchirp.andrew.cmu.edu --cafile /Users/user/anaconda/ssl/cacert.pem -u 5a19bb88f76abe01c57abfa6 -P 0U3dAX3SBrSTc99yNLgeFF0AALq1Rez -t 'openchirp/devices/5a19bb88f76abe01c57abfa6/#'
openchirp/devices/5a19bb88f76abe01c57abfa6/transducer/motor 10000
openchirp/devices/5a19bb88f76abe01c57abfa6/transducer/motor 5000
openchirp/devices/5a19bb88f76abe01c57abfa6/transducer/motor 60
openchirp/devices/5a19bb88f76abe01c57abfa6/transducer/motor 5000
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