[package]
name = "things-api"
version = "0.1.0"
edition = "2021"
description = "Things is a smart-home system, this is the api for creating custom device drivers, hubs, servers and clients."
readme = "README.md"
documentation = "https://github.com/things/wiki"
authors = ["Carl Neben <carl-neben@gmx.de>"]
license = "MIT"
repository = "https://github.com/things"
keywords = [
    "smart-home",
    "iot",
    "internet-of-things",
    "home-automation",
    "automation"
]

[profile.dev]
opt-level = 0

[profile.release]
opt-level = 3

[features]

# The `device` feature gives the developer access to all the tools needed to create a device driver.
# this feature is available in rust, python and javascript, to make it easier to create drivers for
# resource constrained devices.
device = []

# The `accessory` feature gives the developer access to all the tools needed to create an accessory.
# An accessory is a device that can be controlled and control a device, but it can not communicate
# with other accessories. This feature is available in rust, python and javascript, to make it easier
# to create accessories for resource constrained devices, which is their most likely application.
accessory = []

# The `hub` feature gives the developer access to all the tools needed to create a hub. A hub is the
# central device in a smart-home system, and even though it can be replaced by one or more servers, it
# needs to be able to communicate with all the devices in the system. This is why it is only available
# in rust.
hub = []

# The `server` feature gives the developer access to all the tools needed to create a server. A server
# is a device that can relay, modify and store data from devices, accessories and the hub. The `server`
# feature is available in rust, python and javascript, because servers do not need to be resource
# intensive.
server = []

# The `client` feature gives the developer access to all the tools needed to create a client. A client
# is a device that can recive and send data indirectly to devices, accessories, the hub and servers.
# It is available in rust, python and javascript, because clients need to run on a wide range of devices,
# including the web.
client = []

[dependencies]