The application page will be a simply a table where you have view your application
the columns will be,

1. The icon of the application.
2. The name of the application.
3. The token of the application.
   The last column will have an edit button, so the user can press it and edit the details of the application.

Create models for :

• Services
• Subscriptions
• Messaging

Create api end points for:

• Services
• Subscriptions
• Messaging

And as always:

• Tests!

• Can view devices his/her devices
• The status of the device
• The last synced time
• Tests!

Requirements:

• The sign up has to be ultra fast. (No bullshits like name, username, etc)
• We don't want the user to type the same her/his password that he/she uses in other sites.

The solution that I would like to experiment with, is to authenticate use via a magic link. That is going to be generated every time the user asks to login into the service.

Create:

• An Authentication token generator.
• Template for the email.
• Tests!

• Setup Bootstrap
• Select and use a theme from bootwatch
• Landing page
• Login page
• Sign up page

Implement a simple client to pass messages to emqtt

In the notification area the user can select

1. With which name to send the message (Send as).
2. The title of the message (optionally).
3. The message.
4. The device.
5. A url (optionally).

No commits since 10 month... Ist the project still alive?

In order the user to be able to add a new device to his/hers account we have to provide him/her
with temporary token that he/she will type into the desired device.

Create:

• Device model/controller.
• Token generator, (relative small length).
• As always tests!

-[ ] Find a way to create a deb package
-[ ] The installation has to be configurable with external config files.

Create a simple page for the settings.

Settings:

• Configuration of the emqttd server