Trying to wrap-up my head around AWS IoT named shadows but I cannot subscribe or update to named shadows but only default shadow. In my IoT Console I have the Classic Shadow and an named shadow called simShadow1
const awsIoT = require('aws-iot-device-sdk');
const pathToCerts = "./certs";
const thingName = "mySimulatedThing";
const shadowName = "simShadow1";
const options = {
keyPath:`${pathToCerts }/xxxx-private.pem.key`,
certPath:`${pathToCerts }/xxxx-certificate.pem.crt`,
caPath:`${pathToCerts }/rootCa.pem`,
clientId:"xxxx",
host:"xxxx-ats.iot.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com",
debug:true
};
let clientTokenUpdate;
const thinkShadow = awsIoT.thingShadow(options);
thinkShadow.on("connect", ()=>{
console.info("connected to shadow");
thinkShadow.register( thingName, {}, ()=>{
console.debug(`registered to ${thingName} thing`);
console.warn(`about to perform an update on ${thingName}`);
clientTokenUpdate = thinkShadow.update( thingName, {
state:{
desired:{
welcome:"Hello new value",
ts:Date.now()
}
}
});
thinkShadow.subscribe(thingName, {}, (error, result)=>{
console.info("simShadow1 subscription callback", error, result);
});
if(clientTokenUpdate === null){
console.warn('update shadow failed, operation still in progress');
}
});
});
thinkShadow.on('status', (thingName, stat, clientToken, stateObject)=>{
console.debug("on status", thingName, stat, clientToken, stateObject);
});
thinkShadow.on('delta', (thingName, stateObject)=>{
console.debug("on delta", thingName, stateObject);
});
thinkShadow.on('timeout', (thingName, clientToken)=>{
console.debug("on timeout", thingName, clientToken);
});
The above code works fine. I can affect the Classic Shadow using the thing name (mySimulatedThing), see in the AWS IoT Console how the desired values are modified and if I change the json desired value from the AWS Console I can see the NodeJS events status and delta being called.
But I cannot find a way to interact with the named shadow "simShadow1". I have tried to set the thing name to "mySimulatedThing/simShadow1", "mySimulatedThing/shadow/name/simShadow1" and many other combinations. I also have tried to thinkShadow.register("with the thing name"...), and then add the named shadow when updating and subscribing such thinkShadow.update(thingName+"/"+ shadowName, {...}) and thinkShadow.subscribe(thingName+"/"+ shadowName, ...).
Does anyone have a working example for interacting with named shadows ?