READING TCP SERVER

Data stream format Our .jar will produce a stream of JSON messages in TCP packets. This stream will include data for several smart meters, including consumption data and status messages on the health of the smart meters. Each message will be sent as a singl line ending with LF. It is also expected that control messages sent by client ending with LF. You will find the .jar file in the root of this repo with the name readings-server.jar.

You can run the application with java -jar readings-server.jar

For example, to run on port 10001, transmitting data for 5 meters, run java -jar readings-server.jar 10001 5.

Note: the ports betwean 9000..(9000 + number_of_meters) will be used for receiving controll messages, make sure that those ports are free for usage.

find in app

• yarn
• webpack
• babel
• nodeJs
• react
• redux
• JWT
• bcrypt
• mySQL
• socket.io
• reChart
• material UI

to run the app

• make sure both nodemon and yarn are installed globally. brew install yarn npm install -g nodemon
• install application dependencies via yarn.
• app is relying on the following ports 3000 , 5000 and the ports mentioned in the TCP server read me. so all should be free.
• run the app via yarn app. This command will initiate TCP reading server, the app server and the app client front end.
• navigate to the client app http://localhost:5000.
• you can login using the following credential runesam as email and rogina003 as password.
• you can check the log messages to assert CONTROL message being handled correctly.

Not in the app

• testing
• chart is not responsive
• clean code