Top 20 NuGet Packages depending on Waher.Events

Total dependencies: 78

Defines the IoT Gateway runtime environment.
Library that provides an object database that stores objects in local AES-256 encrypted files. Storage, indices, searching and retrieval is based solely on meta-data provided through the corresponding class definitions. Object serializers are created dynamically. Dynamic code is compiled.
Library that provides an object database that stores objects in local files. Storage, indices, searching and retrieval is based solely on meta-data provided through the corresponding class definitions. Object serializers are created dynamically.
Class library for communication using the XMPP protocol. Library contains both client-to-server and component-to-server communication classes. Classes can be extended freely by external modules. XMPP Extensions supported by the library by default include: XEP-0004: Data Forms XEP-0030: Service Disc...
Class library that defines a script language and an object abstraction of computable elements. The library helps application parse and execute script. Script is extensible, and it is easy for modules to extend the script engine. Script can be evaluated using either synchronous or asynchronous proc...
Class library for communication using the XMPP protocol. Library contains both client-to-server and component-to-server communication classes. Classes can be extended freely by external modules.
Implements the XMPP IoT sensor data extesion as defined by the IEEE XMPP IoT Interface working group.
Class library providing a simple HTTP(S) server for publishing dynamic content and services, managing user authentication based on a customizable set of users and privileges. Supports the WebSocket protocol.
UWP class library providing a simple HTTP(S) server for publishing dynamic content and services, managing user authentication based on a customizable set of users and privileges. Supports the WebSocket protocol.
Library that provides the basic architecture and tools for all networking libraries. This includes sniffers, simplified communication libraries for text and/or binary protocols, etc., as well as classes for building client and server applications.
Implements the clock synchronization extesion as defined by the IEEE XMPP IoT Interface working group.
Class library that keeps an inventory of types and interfaces available in your code. It also provides a means to access available types given an interface, and can find the best implementation to process a task or item. It can be used to implement an Inversion of Control Pattern, and helps instanti...
Implements the XMPP IoT provisioning extesion as defined by the IEEE XMPP IoT Interface working group.
Implements the XMPP IoT control extesion as defined by the IEEE XMPP IoT Interface working group.
Class library adding support for the Multi-User-Chat (MUC) extension (XEP-0045) to the XMPP Client library defined in Waher.Networking.XMPP. Direct invitations (XEP-0249), and Self-Ping (XEP-410) are also supported.
Class library adding support for the Multi-User-Chat (MUC) extension (XEP-0045) to the XMPP Client library defined in Waher.Networking.XMPP.
Class library adding support for the Personal Eventing Protocol (XEP-0163) to the XMPP Client library defined in Waher.Networking.XMPP.UWP. Other related extensions supported include: XEP-0080: User Location XEP-0084: User Avatar XEP-0107: User Mood XEP-0108: User Activity XEP-0118: User Tune
The Waher.Events.Persistence project creates an even sink that stores incoming (logged) events in the local object database, as defined by Waher.Persistence. Event life time in the database is defined in the constructor. Searches can be made for historical events.
Implements the XMPP IoT concentrator as defined by the IEEE XMPP IoT Interface working group. The concentrator interface allows a device to manage a set of internal virtual devices, all sharing the same XMPP connection.
Implements the XMPP IoT concentrator as defined by the IEEE XMPP IoT Interface working group. The concentrator interface allows a device to manage a set of internal virtual devices, all sharing the same XMPP connection.