Aloes - LoraWan Transport

• Decrypt and encrypt Lora packet
• Authentification by OTAA and ABP via Aloes device-manager
• MQTT flow triggered by LoraWan server events
• Decode payload received/sent with CayenneLPP

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LoraWan MQTT API build upon :

• NodeJS
• LoraWAN Server
• Lora-Packet
• MQTT.js
• Aloes handlers
• Device manager

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Folder structure

• /. --> Main application configuration, dependencies list, and launch scripts

• /deploy --> contains environment variables ( hidden files )

• /docs --> contains static site assets and configuration ( JSDoc & Vuepress)

• /log --> contains logs from PM2

• /src --> contains source code

Configuration

Edit your config in .env_sample and save it as .env. You can override these by populating deploy with files corresponding to an environment ( eg: .env_production ... ), and via pm2 ecosystem.config.json .

Installation

  $ npm install -g pm2
  $ npm install

Linting

  $ npm run lint

Running the development server (REST API)

  $ npm run start:dev

Generate documentation

With JSDoc and Vuepress

$ npm run docs:dev

$ npm run docs:build
$ npm run docs:serve

Deploying project

Please remember to update .env and / or ecosystem.config.json files to match your enviroment.

  $ npm run deploy:prod

You can also launch this app with pm2 :

• Access to server with SSH :

  $ ssh-keygen -f ~/.ssh/server_name -t rsa -C <email_address> -b 4096
  $ ssh-copy-id -i ~/.ssh/server_name user@server_uri

• Creating environment :

  $ pm2 deploy ecosystem.config.js production setup

• Updating environment :

  $ pm2 deploy ecosystem.config.js production update

Be sure to commit your changes on the right branch before each setup and update: ( master for production env, and staging for dev/staging env )

  $  git checkout master
  $  git add .
  $  git commit .
  $  git push