I have used the code snipped provided on the portal and this is throwing lot of build errors like
client.publishMessage(
‘Dart/Mqtt_client/testtopic’, MqttQos.exactlyOnce, builder.payload);
where builder.payload is of Uint8Buffer and then also throwing argument type mismatch error.
it is great that you are trying HiveMQ. Could you please be more specific: which snippet of code is this about and where is it on the portal? Did you find a way to work around the issue?
is throwing error The argument type ‘Uint8Buffer?’ can’t be assigned to the parameter type ‘Uint8Buffer’ in builder.payload
also in the method _connectClient()
// when connected, print a confirmation, else print an error
if (client.connectionStatus.state == MqttConnectionState.connected) {
connectionState = MqttCurrentConnectionState.CONNECTED;
print(‘client connected’);
} else {
print(
‘ERROR client connection failed - disconnecting, status is ${client.connectionStatus}’);
connectionState = MqttCurrentConnectionState.ERROR_WHEN_CONNECTING;
client.disconnect();
}
client.connectionStatus.state The property ‘state’ can’t be uncondionally accessed because the receiver can;t be null.
I am new to dart and not able to resolve these errors.
I have just tested this myself and everything worked. I have cloned the Dart project from the GitHub repo, then I have installed Dart and followed the instructions in the mqtt.dart-client-example/README.md file.
My client has successfully connected to my HiveMQ cloud cluster with username and password. It has published the message from the Dart project. Also, when I publish a message from another, MQTT CLI, client, the Dart client receives it as well.
Perhaps you could repeat the instructions step by step and see if there is anything missing.