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/*
* AWS IoT Jobs v1.2.0
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/**
* @file jobs.h
* @brief Client library APIs for the AWS IoT Jobs service.
*
* https://docs.aws.amazon.com/iot/latest/developerguide/jobs-api.html#jobs-mqtt-api
*/
#ifndef JOBS_H_
#define JOBS_H_
#include <stddef.h>
#include <stdint.h>
/* *INDENT-OFF* */
#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif
/* *INDENT-ON* */
/**
* @ingroup jobs_constants
* @brief Maximum length of a thing name for the AWS IoT Jobs Service.
*/
#define JOBS_THINGNAME_MAX_LENGTH 128U /* per AWS IoT API Reference */
/**
* @ingroup jobs_constants
* @brief Maximum length of a job ID for the AWS IoT Jobs Service.
*/
#define JOBS_JOBID_MAX_LENGTH 64U /* per AWS IoT API Reference */
#ifndef THINGNAME_MAX_LENGTH
/**
* @brief User defined maximum length of a thing name for the application.
*
* <br><b>Default value</b>: @ref JOBS_THINGNAME_MAX_LENGTH
*/
#define THINGNAME_MAX_LENGTH JOBS_THINGNAME_MAX_LENGTH
#endif
#ifndef JOBID_MAX_LENGTH
/**
* @brief User defined maximum length of a job ID for the application.
*
* <br><b>Default value</b>: @ref JOBS_JOBID_MAX_LENGTH
*/
#define JOBID_MAX_LENGTH JOBS_JOBID_MAX_LENGTH
#endif
#if ( THINGNAME_MAX_LENGTH > JOBS_THINGNAME_MAX_LENGTH )
#error "The value of THINGNAME_MAX_LENGTH exceeds the AWS IoT Jobs Service limit."
#endif
#if ( JOBID_MAX_LENGTH > JOBS_JOBID_MAX_LENGTH )
#error "The value of JOBID_MAX_LENGTH exceeds the AWS IoT Jobs Service limit."
#endif
/**
* @cond DOXYGEN_IGNORE
* Doxygen should ignore these macros as they are private.
*/
#define JOBS_API_PREFIX "$aws/things/"
#define JOBS_API_PREFIX_LENGTH ( sizeof( JOBS_API_PREFIX ) - 1U )
#define JOBS_API_BRIDGE "/jobs/"
#define JOBS_API_BRIDGE_LENGTH ( sizeof( JOBS_API_BRIDGE ) - 1U )
#define JOBS_API_SUCCESS "/accepted"
#define JOBS_API_SUCCESS_LENGTH ( sizeof( JOBS_API_SUCCESS ) - 1U )
#define JOBS_API_FAILURE "/rejected"
#define JOBS_API_FAILURE_LENGTH ( sizeof( JOBS_API_FAILURE ) - 1U )
#define JOBS_API_JOBSCHANGED "notify"
#define JOBS_API_JOBSCHANGED_LENGTH ( sizeof( JOBS_API_JOBSCHANGED ) - 1U )
#define JOBS_API_NEXTJOBCHANGED "notify-next"
#define JOBS_API_NEXTJOBCHANGED_LENGTH ( sizeof( JOBS_API_NEXTJOBCHANGED ) - 1U )
#define JOBS_API_GETPENDING "get"
#define JOBS_API_GETPENDING_LENGTH ( sizeof( JOBS_API_GETPENDING ) - 1U )
#define JOBS_API_STARTNEXT "start-next"
#define JOBS_API_STARTNEXT_LENGTH ( sizeof( JOBS_API_STARTNEXT ) - 1U )
#define JOBS_API_DESCRIBE "get"
#define JOBS_API_DESCRIBE_LENGTH ( sizeof( JOBS_API_DESCRIBE ) - 1U )
#define JOBS_API_UPDATE "update"
#define JOBS_API_UPDATE_LENGTH ( sizeof( JOBS_API_UPDATE ) - 1U )
#define JOBS_API_JOBID_NEXT "$next"
#define JOBS_API_JOBID_NEXT_LENGTH ( sizeof( JOBS_API_JOBID_NEXT ) - 1U )
#define JOBS_API_JOBID_NULL ""
#define JOBS_API_LEVEL_SEPARATOR "/"
#define JOBS_API_COMMON_LENGTH( thingNameLength ) \
( JOBS_API_PREFIX_LENGTH + ( thingNameLength ) + JOBS_API_BRIDGE_LENGTH )
/** @endcond */
/**
* @cond DOXYGEN_IGNORE
* Doxygen should ignore this macro as it is private.
*/
/* AWS IoT Jobs API topics. */
#define JOBS_TOPIC_COMMON( thingName, jobId, jobsApi ) \
( JOBS_API_PREFIX \
thingName \
JOBS_API_BRIDGE \
jobId \
jobsApi )
/** @endcond */
/**
* @ingroup jobs_constants
* @brief Topic string for subscribing to the NextJobExecutionChanged API.
*
* This macro should be used when the thing name is known at the compile time.
* If the thing name is not known at compile time, the #Jobs_GetTopic API
* should be used instead.
*
* @param thingName The thing name as registered with AWS IoT Core.
*/
#define JOBS_API_SUBSCRIBE_NEXTJOBCHANGED( thingName ) \
JOBS_TOPIC_COMMON( thingName, JOBS_API_JOBID_NULL, JOBS_API_NEXTJOBCHANGED )
/**
* @ingroup jobs_constants
* @brief Topic string for subscribing to the JobExecutionsChanged API.
*
* This macro should be used when the thing name is known at the compile time.
* If the thing name is not known at compile time, the #Jobs_GetTopic API
* should be used instead.
*
* @param thingName The thing name as registered with AWS IoT Core.
*/
#define JOBS_API_SUBSCRIBE_JOBSCHANGED( thingName ) \
JOBS_TOPIC_COMMON( thingName, JOBS_API_JOBID_NULL, JOBS_API_JOBSCHANGED )
/**
* @ingroup jobs_constants
* @brief Topic string for publishing to the StartNextPendingJobExecution API.
*
* This macro should be used when the thing name is known at the compile time.
* If the thing name is not known at compile time, the #Jobs_StartNext API
* should be used instead.
*
* @param thingName The thing name as registered with AWS IoT Core.
*/
#define JOBS_API_PUBLISH_STARTNEXT( thingName ) \
JOBS_TOPIC_COMMON( thingName, JOBS_API_JOBID_NULL, JOBS_API_STARTNEXT )
/**
* @ingroup jobs_constants
* @brief Topic string for publishing to the GetPendingJobExecutions API.
*
* This macro should be used when the thing name is known at the compile time.
* If the thing name is not known at compile time, the #Jobs_GetPending API
* should be used instead.
*
* @param thingName The thing name as registered with AWS IoT Core.
*/
#define JOBS_API_PUBLISH_GETPENDING( thingName ) \
JOBS_TOPIC_COMMON( thingName, JOBS_API_JOBID_NULL, JOBS_API_GETPENDING )
/**
* @ingroup jobs_constants
* @brief Topic string for querying the next pending job from the
* DescribeJobExecution API.
*
* This macro should be used when the thing name and jobID are known at the
* compile time. If next pending job is being queried, use $next as job ID.
* If the thing name or job ID are not known at compile time, the #Jobs_Describe API
* should be used instead.
*
* @param thingName The thing name as registered with AWS IoT Core.
*/
#define JOBS_API_PUBLISH_DESCRIBENEXTJOB( thingName ) \
JOBS_TOPIC_COMMON( thingName, JOBS_API_JOBID_NEXT JOBS_API_LEVEL_SEPARATOR, JOBS_API_DESCRIBE )
/**
* @ingroup jobs_constants
* @brief The size needed to hold the longest topic for a given thing name length.
* @note This includes space for a terminating NUL character.
*/
#define JOBS_API_MAX_LENGTH( thingNameLength ) \
( JOBS_API_COMMON_LENGTH( thingNameLength ) + \
JOBID_MAX_LENGTH + sizeof( '/' ) + JOBS_API_UPDATE_LENGTH + \
JOBS_API_SUCCESS_LENGTH + 1U )
/**
* @ingroup jobs_enum_types
* @brief Return codes from jobs functions.
*/
typedef enum
{
JobsError = 0,
JobsSuccess, /**< @brief The buffer was properly written or a match was found. */
JobsNoMatch, /**< @brief The buffer does not contain a jobs topic. */
JobsBadParameter, /**< @brief A function parameter was NULL or has an illegal value. */
JobsBufferTooSmall /**< @brief The buffer write was truncated. */
} JobsStatus_t;
/**
* @ingroup jobs_enum_types
* @brief Topic values for subscription requests.
*
* @note The enum values for valid topics must be contiguous,
* starting with 0. The last valid topic must be followed
* by JobsMaxTopic. This arrangement is necessary since the
* enum values are used as indexes to arrays of topic strings
* and lengths.
*
* @note The ordering is important, providing a means
* to divide topics into those that use a job ID
* and those that do not.
*
* @note These constraints are enforced by a unit test.
*/
typedef enum
{
JobsInvalidTopic = -1,
JobsJobsChanged,
JobsNextJobChanged,
JobsGetPendingSuccess,
JobsGetPendingFailed,
JobsStartNextSuccess,
JobsStartNextFailed,
/* Topics below use a job ID. */
JobsDescribeSuccess,
JobsDescribeFailed,
JobsUpdateSuccess,
JobsUpdateFailed,
JobsMaxTopic
} JobsTopic_t;
/*-----------------------------------------------------------*/
/**
* @brief Populate a topic string for a subscription request.
*
* @param[in] buffer The buffer to contain the topic string.
* @param[in] length The size of the buffer.
* @param[in] thingName The device's thingName as registered with AWS IoT.
* @param[in] thingNameLength The length of the thingName.
* @param[in] api The desired Jobs API, e.g., JobsNextJobChanged.
* @param[out] outLength The length of the topic string written to the buffer.
*
* @return #JobsSuccess if the topic was written to the buffer;
* #JobsBadParameter if invalid parameters are passed;
* #JobsBufferTooSmall if the buffer cannot hold the full topic string.
*
* When all parameters are valid, the topic string is written to
* the buffer up to one less than the buffer size. The topic is
* ended with a NUL character.
*
* @note The thingName parameter does not need a NUL terminator.
*
* @note The AWS IoT Jobs service does not require clients to subscribe
* to the "/accepted" and "/rejected" response topics for the APIs that
* accept requests on PUBLISH topics. The Jobs service will send responses
* to requests from clients irrespective of whether they have subscribed to
* response topics or not. For more information, refer to the AWS docs here:
* https://docs.aws.amazon.com/iot/latest/developerguide/jobs-mqtt-api.html
*
* <b>Example</b>
* @code{c}
*
* // The following example shows usage of the Jobs_GetTopic API to
* // generate topic string for the NextJobExecutionChanged API
* // of AWS IoT Jobs service.
*
* // Every device should have a unique thing name registered with AWS IoT Core.
* // This example uses a dummy serial number for the thing name.
* #define THING_NAME "11223445566"
* #define THING_NAME_LENGTH ( sizeof( THING_NAME ) - 1U )
*
* // This example allocates a buffer of maximum length for a Jobs topic
* // possible for the thing name using the JOBS_API_MAX_LENGTH macro.
* char topicBuffer[ JOBS_API_MAX_LENGTH( THING_NAME_LENGTH ) ] = { 0 };
* uint16_t topicLength = 0U;
* JobsStatus_t status = JobsSuccess;
* status = Jobs_GetTopic( topicBuffer,
* sizeof( topicBuffer ),
* THING_NAME,
* THING_NAME_LENGTH,
* &( topicLength ) );
*
* if( status == JobsSuccess )
* {
* // The topic string of length, topicLength, has been
* // generated in the buffer, topicBuffer, for the NextJobExecutionChanged API.
* // Subscribe to this topic using an MQTT client of your choice.
* }
* @endcode
*/
/* @[declare_jobs_gettopic] */
JobsStatus_t Jobs_GetTopic( char * buffer,
size_t length,
const char * thingName,
uint16_t thingNameLength,
JobsTopic_t api,
size_t * outLength );
/* @[declare_jobs_gettopic] */
/**
* @brief Output a topic value if a Jobs API topic string is present.
* Optionally, output a pointer to a jobID within the topic and its
* length.
*
* @param[in] topic The topic string to check.
* @param[in] length The length of the topic string.
* @param[in] thingName The device's thingName as registered with AWS IoT.
* @param[in] thingNameLength The length of the thingName.
* @param[out] outApi The jobs topic API value if present, e.g., JobsUpdateSuccess.
* @param[out] outJobId The beginning of the jobID in the topic string.
* @param[out] outJobIdLength The length of the jobID in the topic string.
*
* @return #JobsSuccess if a matching topic was found;
* #JobsNoMatch if a matching topic was NOT found
* (parameter outApi gets JobsInvalidTopic );
* #JobsBadParameter if invalid parameters are passed.
*
* @note The topic and thingName parameters do not need a NUL terminator.
*
* @note Not all Jobs APIs have jobIDs within the topic string.
* NULL and 0 are output when no jobID is present.
* The parameters jobId and jobIdLength may be NULL.
*
* <b>Example</b>
* @code{c}
*
* // The following example shows how to use the Jobs_MatchTopic API to
* // check if an incoming MQTT publish message is from the AWS IoT Jobs
* // service.
*
* // Assuming that these variables contain incoming topic data received
* // from the MQTT client used.
* char * pIncomingTopic;
* size_t topicLength;
*
* // Every device should have a unique thing name registered with AWS IoT Core.
* // This example uses a dummy serial number for the thing name.
* // The Jobs_MatchTopic API will check that the incoming message topic contains
* // this thing name.
* #define THING_NAME "11223445566"
* #define THING_NAME_LENGTH ( sizeof( THING_NAME ) - 1U )
*
* JobsTopic_t api;
* char * pJobId = NULL;
* uint16_t jobIdLength;
* JobsStatus_t status = JobsSuccess;
*
* status = Jobs_MatchTopic( pIncomingTopic,
* topicLength,
* THING_NAME,
* THING_NAME_LENGTH,
* &api,
* &pJobId,
* &jobIdLength );
*
* if( status == JobsSuccess )
* {
* // The Jobs_MatchTopic API has determined that the incoming topic is from
* // AWS IoT Jobs service for the expected thing name.
* // If the topic contains a jobID, then the pJobId and jobIdLength parameters
* // populated by the API.
*
* if( api == JobsJobsChanged )
* { // Message from JobExecutionsChanged API.
* }
*
* else if( api == JobsNextJobChanged )
* { // Message from NextJobExecutionChanged API.
* }
*
* else if( api == JobsGetPendingSuccess )
* { // Received accepted response for request to GetPendingJobExecutions API.
* }
*
* else if( api == JobsGetPendingFailed )
* { // Received rejected response for request to GetPendingJobExecutions API.
* }
*
* else if( api == JobsStartNextSuccess )
* { // Received accepted response for request to StartNextPendingJobExecution API.
* }
*
* else if( api == JobsStartNextFailed )
* { // Received rejected response for request to StartNextPendingJobExecution API.
* }
*
* else if( api == JobsDescribeSuccess )
* { // Received accepted response for request to DescribeJobExecution API.
* }
*
* else if( api == JobsDescribeFailed )
* { // Received rejected response for request to DescribeJobExecution API.
* }
*
* else if( api == JobsUpdateSuccess )
* { // Received accepted response for request to UpdateJobExecution API.
* }
*
* else if( api == JobsUpdateFailed )
* { // Received rejected response for request to UpdateJobExecution API.
* }
* else
* {
* // Unexpected response.
* }
* }
* @endcode
*/
/* @[declare_jobs_matchtopic] */
JobsStatus_t Jobs_MatchTopic( char * topic,
size_t length,
const char * thingName,
uint16_t thingNameLength,
JobsTopic_t * outApi,
char ** outJobId,
uint16_t * outJobIdLength );
/* @[declare_jobs_matchtopic] */
/**
* @brief Populate a topic string for a GetPendingJobExecutions request.
*
* @param[in] buffer The buffer to contain the topic string.
* @param[in] length The size of the buffer.
* @param[in] thingName The device's thingName as registered with AWS IoT.
* @param[in] thingNameLength The length of the thingName.
* @param[out] outLength The length of the topic string written to the buffer.
*
* @return #JobsSuccess if the topic was written to the buffer;
* #JobsBadParameter if invalid parameters are passed;
* #JobsBufferTooSmall if the buffer cannot hold the full topic string.
*
* When all parameters are valid, the topic string is written to
* the buffer up to one less than the buffer size. The topic is
* ended with a NUL character.
*
* @note The thingName parameter does not need a NUL terminator.
*
* @note The AWS IoT Jobs service does not require clients to subscribe
* to the "/accepted" and "/rejected" response topics of the
* GetPendingJobExecutions API.
* The Jobs service will send responses to requests published to the API
* from clients irrespective of whether they have subscribed to response topics
* or not. For more information, refer to the AWS docs here:
* https://docs.aws.amazon.com/iot/latest/developerguide/jobs-mqtt-api.html
*
* <b>Example</b>
* @code{c}
*
* // The following example shows usage of the Jobs_GetPending API to
* // generate topic string for the GetPendingJobExecutions API
* // of the AWS IoT Jobs service.
*
* // Every device should have a unique thing name registered with AWS IoT Core.
* // This example uses a dummy serial number for the thing name.
* #define THING_NAME "11223445566"
* #define THING_NAME_LENGTH ( sizeof( THING_NAME ) - 1U )
*
* // This example allocates a buffer of maximum length for a Jobs topic
* // possible for the thing name using the JOBS_API_MAX_LENGTH macro.
* char topicBuffer[ JOBS_API_MAX_LENGTH( THING_NAME_LENGTH ) ] = { 0 };
* uint16_t topicLength = 0U;
* JobsStatus_t status = JobsSuccess;
* status = Jobs_GetPending( topicBuffer,
* sizeof( topicBuffer ),
* THING_NAME,
* THING_NAME_LENGTH,
* &( topicLength ) );
*
* if( status == JobsSuccess )
* {
* // The topic string of length, topicLength, has been
* // generated in the buffer, topicBuffer, for the GetPendingJobExecutions API.
* // Publish to this topic using an MQTT client of your choice.
* }
* @endcode
*/
/* @[declare_jobs_getpending] */
JobsStatus_t Jobs_GetPending( char * buffer,
size_t length,
const char * thingName,
uint16_t thingNameLength,
size_t * outLength );
/* @[declare_jobs_getpending] */
/**
* @brief Populate a topic string for a StartNextPendingJobExecution request.
*
* @param[in] buffer The buffer to contain the topic string.
* @param[in] length The size of the buffer.
* @param[in] thingName The device's thingName as registered with AWS IoT.
* @param[in] thingNameLength The length of the thingName.
* @param[out] outLength The length of the topic string written to the buffer.
*
* @return #JobsSuccess if the topic was written to the buffer;
* #JobsBadParameter if invalid parameters are passed;
* #JobsBufferTooSmall if the buffer cannot hold the full topic string.
*
* When all parameters are valid, the topic string is written to
* the buffer up to one less than the buffer size. The topic is
* ended with a NUL character.
*
* @note The thingName parameter does not need a NUL terminator.
*
* @note The AWS IoT Jobs service does not require clients to subscribe
* to the "/accepted" and "/rejected" response topics of the
* StartNextPendingJobExecution API.
* The Jobs service will send responses to requests published to the API
* from clients irrespective of whether they have subscribed to response topics
* or not. For more information, refer to the AWS docs here:
* https://docs.aws.amazon.com/iot/latest/developerguide/jobs-mqtt-api.html
*
* <b>Example</b>
* @code{c}
*
* // The following example shows usage of the Jobs_StartNext API to
* // generate topic string for the StartNextPendingJobExecution API
* // of the AWS IoT Jobs service.
*
* // Every device should have a unique thing name registered with AWS IoT Core.
* // This example uses a dummy serial number for the thing name.
* #define THING_NAME "11223445566"
* #define THING_NAME_LENGTH ( sizeof( THING_NAME ) - 1U )
*
* // This example allocates a buffer of maximum length for a Jobs topic
* // possible for the thing name using the JOBS_API_MAX_LENGTH macro.
* char topicBuffer[ JOBS_API_MAX_LENGTH( THING_NAME_LENGTH ) ] = { 0 };
* uint16_t topicLength = 0U;
* JobsStatus_t status = JobsSuccess;
* status = Jobs_StartNext( topicBuffer,
* sizeof( topicBuffer ),
* THING_NAME,
* THING_NAME_LENGTH,
* &( topicLength ) );
*
* if( status == JobsSuccess )
* {
* // The topic string of length, topicLength, has been generated in
* // the buffer, topicBuffer, for the StartNextPendingJobExecution API.
* // Publish to this topic using an MQTT client of your choice.
* }
* @endcode
*/
/* @[declare_jobs_startnext] */
JobsStatus_t Jobs_StartNext( char * buffer,
size_t length,
const char * thingName,
uint16_t thingNameLength,
size_t * outLength );
/* @[declare_jobs_startnext] */
/**
* @brief Populate a topic string for a DescribeJobExecution request.
*
* @param[in] buffer The buffer to contain the topic string.
* @param[in] length The size of the buffer.
* @param[in] thingName The device's thingName as registered with AWS IoT.
* @param[in] thingNameLength The length of the thingName.
* @param[out] jobId The ID of the job to describe.
* @param[out] jobIdLength The length of the job ID.
* @param[out] outLength The length of the topic string written to the buffer.
*
* @return #JobsSuccess if the topic was written to the buffer;
* #JobsBadParameter if invalid parameters are passed;
* #JobsBufferTooSmall if the buffer cannot hold the full topic string.
*
* When all parameters are valid, the topic string is written to
* the buffer up to one less than the buffer size. The topic is
* ended with a NUL character.
*
* @note A jobId consisting of the string, "$next", is supported to generate
* a topic string to request the next pending job.
*
* @note The thingName and jobId parameters do not need a NUL terminator.
*
* @note The AWS IoT Jobs service does not require clients to subscribe
* to the "/accepted" and "/rejected" response topics of the
* DescribeJobExecution API.
* The Jobs service will send responses to requests published to the API
* from clients irrespective of whether they have subscribed to response topics
* or not. For more information, refer to the AWS docs here:
* https://docs.aws.amazon.com/iot/latest/developerguide/jobs-mqtt-api.html
*
* <b>Example</b>
* @code{c}
*
* // The following example shows usage of the Jobs_Describe API to
* // generate topic string for the DescribeJobExecution API
* // of the AWS IoT Jobs service.
*
* // Every device should have a unique thing name registered with AWS IoT Core.
* // This example uses a dummy serial number for the thing name.
* #define THING_NAME "11223445566"
* #define THING_NAME_LENGTH ( sizeof( THING_NAME ) - 1U )
*
* // The job ID is required to send a status update for a job to the AWS IoT
* // Jobs service.
* #define JOB_ID "My_Job"
* #define JOB_ID_LENGTH ( sizeof( JOB_ID ) - 1U )
*
* // This example allocates a buffer of maximum length for a Jobs topic
* // possible for the thing name using the JOBS_API_MAX_LENGTH macro.
* char topicBuffer[ JOBS_API_MAX_LENGTH( THING_NAME_LENGTH ) ] = { 0 };
* uint16_t topicLength = 0U;
* JobsStatus_t status = JobsSuccess;
* status = Jobs_Describe( topicBuffer,
* sizeof( topicBuffer ),
* THING_NAME,
* THING_NAME_LENGTH,
* JOB_ID,
* JOB_ID_LENGTH,
* &( topicLength ) );
*
* if( status == JobsSuccess )
* {
* // The topic string of length, topicLength, has been generated in
* // the buffer, topicBuffer, for the DescribeJobExecution API.
* // Publish to this topic using an MQTT client of your choice.
* }
* @endcode
*/
/* @[declare_jobs_describe] */
JobsStatus_t Jobs_Describe( char * buffer,
size_t length,
const char * thingName,
uint16_t thingNameLength,
const char * jobId,
uint16_t jobIdLength,
size_t * outLength );
/* @[declare_jobs_describe] */
/**
* @brief Populate a topic string for an UpdateJobExecution request.
*
* @param[in] buffer The buffer to contain the topic string.
* @param[in] length The size of the buffer.
* @param[in] thingName The device's thingName as registered with AWS IoT.
* @param[in] thingNameLength The length of the thingName.
* @param[out] jobId The ID of the job to describe.
* @param[out] jobIdLength The length of the job ID.
* @param[out] outLength The length of the topic string written to the buffer.
*
* @return #JobsSuccess if the topic was written to the buffer;
* #JobsBadParameter if invalid parameters are passed;
* #JobsBufferTooSmall if the buffer cannot hold the full topic string.
*
* When all parameters are valid, the topic string is written to
* the buffer up to one less than the buffer size. The topic is
* ended with a NUL character.
*
* @note The thingName and jobId parameters do not need a NUL terminator.
*
* @note The AWS IoT Jobs service does not require clients to subscribe
* to the "/accepted" and "/rejected" response topics of the
* UpdateJobExecution API.
* The Jobs service will send responses to requests published to the API
* from clients irrespective of whether they have subscribed to response topics
* or not. For more information, refer to the AWS docs here:
* https://docs.aws.amazon.com/iot/latest/developerguide/jobs-mqtt-api.html
*
* <b>Example</b>
* @code{c}
*
* // The following example shows usage of the Jobs_Update API to
* // generate topic string for the UpdateJobExecution API
* // of the AWS IoT Jobs service.
*
* // Every device should have a unique thing name registered with AWS IoT Core.
* // This example uses a dummy serial number for the thing name.
* #define THING_NAME "11223445566"
* #define THING_NAME_LENGTH ( sizeof( THING_NAME ) - 1U )
*
* // The job ID is required to send a status update for a job to the AWS IoT
* // Jobs service.
* #define JOB_ID "My_Job"
* #define JOB_ID_LENGTH ( sizeof( JOB_ID ) - 1U )
*
* // This example allocates a buffer of maximum length for a Jobs topic
* // possible for the thing name using the JOBS_API_MAX_LENGTH macro.
* char topicBuffer[ JOBS_API_MAX_LENGTH( THING_NAME_LENGTH ) ] = { 0 };
* uint16_t topicLength = 0U;
* JobsStatus_t status = JobsSuccess;
* status = Jobs_Update( topicBuffer,
* sizeof( topicBuffer ),
* THING_NAME,
* THING_NAME_LENGTH,
* JOB_ID,
* JOB_ID_LENGTH,
* &( topicLength ) );
*
* if( status == JobsSuccess )
* {
* // The topic string of length, topicLength, has been
* // generated in the buffer, topicBuffer, for the UpdateJobExecution API.
* // Publish to this topic using an MQTT client of your choice.
* }
* @endcode
*/
/* @[declare_jobs_update] */
JobsStatus_t Jobs_Update( char * buffer,
size_t length,
const char * thingName,
uint16_t thingNameLength,
const char * jobId,
uint16_t jobIdLength,
size_t * outLength );
/* @[declare_jobs_update] */
/* *INDENT-OFF* */
#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif
/* *INDENT-ON* */
#endif /* ifndef JOBS_H_ */