MQTTKit is a modern event-driven Objective-C library for MQTT 3.1.
It uses Mosquitto 1.2.3 library.
An iOS application using MQTTKit is available at MQTTExample.
This project is no longer maintained (some context about this decision).
If you encounter bugs with it or need enhancements, you can fork it and modify it as the project is under the Apache License 2.0.
On your Podfile add this project:
...
pod 'MQTTKit', :git => 'https://github.com/mobile-web-messaging/MQTTKit.git'
...
For the first time, run pod install, if you are updating the project invoke pod update.
Import the MQTTKit.h header file
#import <MQTTKit.h>// create the client with a unique client ID
NSString *clientID = ...
MQTTClient *client = [[MQTTClient alloc] initWithClientId:clientID];
// connect to the MQTT server
[self.client connectToHost:@"iot.eclipse.org"
completionHandler:^(NSUInteger code) {
if (code == ConnectionAccepted) {
// when the client is connected, send a MQTT message
[self.client publishString:@"Hello, MQTT"
toTopic:@"/MQTTKit/example"
withQos:AtMostOnce
retain:NO
completionHandler:^(int mid) {
NSLog(@"message has been delivered");
}];
}
}];
// define the handler that will be called when MQTT messages are received by the client
[self.client setMessageHandler:^(MQTTMessage *message) {
NSString *text = [message.payloadString];
NSLog(@"received message %@", text);
}];
// connect the MQTT client
[self.client connectToHost:@"iot.eclipse.org"
completionHandler:^(MQTTConnectionReturnCode code) {
if (code == ConnectionAccepted) {
// when the client is connected, subscribe to the topic to receive message.
[self.client subscribe:@"/MQTTKit/example"
withCompletionHandler:nil];
}
}];[self.client disconnectWithCompletionHandler:^(NSUInteger code) {
// The client is disconnected when this completion handler is called
NSLog(@"MQTT client is disconnected");
}];