This is a simple example app that demonstrates how to use the libstreamrproxyclient shared library with the C++ wrapper to publish messages to the Streamr network on Linux and macOS. The example app broadcasts a "Hello from libstreamrproxyclient C++!" message to a Streamr stream that can be viewed at https://streamr.network/hub/streams/0xd2078dc2d780029473a39ce873fc182587be69db%2Flow-level-client/live-data
- A recent version of CMake
- A recent C++ compiler (clang++ on macOS, g++ on Linux)
- Compile the native-sdk project to generate the libstreamrproxyclient shared library, or get the pre-compiled library from a Streamr Native SDK distribution bundle. By default, the CMakeLists.txt script will look for the library at '${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}/../../dist/${ARCH_DIR}/lib/${CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE})'
./install.sh- To publish a message to the Streamr network, run the example app:
./run.sh
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- You should be able to see the publised message in the Streamr Hub Web UI at https://streamr.network/hub/streams/0xd2078dc2d780029473a39ce873fc182587be69db%2Flow-level-client/live-data