How to get Azure device twin using mongoose-os js framework?












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I've been able to flash my esp8266 module with the demo-js example that can be found on github. After that I ran mos azure-iot-setup and I was able to get my device conncted to Azure. I understand that the you can add a shadow handler using Shadow.addHandler(function(event, obj) and can detect changes/delta in the device twin. Is there a function or method I can call that will return the twin?



I'm intending to store the GPIO settings in the device twin and would like to be able to print out the device twin for debugging purposes. Any articles/examples would be appreciated.










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    I've been able to flash my esp8266 module with the demo-js example that can be found on github. After that I ran mos azure-iot-setup and I was able to get my device conncted to Azure. I understand that the you can add a shadow handler using Shadow.addHandler(function(event, obj) and can detect changes/delta in the device twin. Is there a function or method I can call that will return the twin?



    I'm intending to store the GPIO settings in the device twin and would like to be able to print out the device twin for debugging purposes. Any articles/examples would be appreciated.










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      I've been able to flash my esp8266 module with the demo-js example that can be found on github. After that I ran mos azure-iot-setup and I was able to get my device conncted to Azure. I understand that the you can add a shadow handler using Shadow.addHandler(function(event, obj) and can detect changes/delta in the device twin. Is there a function or method I can call that will return the twin?



      I'm intending to store the GPIO settings in the device twin and would like to be able to print out the device twin for debugging purposes. Any articles/examples would be appreciated.










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      I've been able to flash my esp8266 module with the demo-js example that can be found on github. After that I ran mos azure-iot-setup and I was able to get my device conncted to Azure. I understand that the you can add a shadow handler using Shadow.addHandler(function(event, obj) and can detect changes/delta in the device twin. Is there a function or method I can call that will return the twin?



      I'm intending to store the GPIO settings in the device twin and would like to be able to print out the device twin for debugging purposes. Any articles/examples would be appreciated.







      azure azure-iot-hub azure-iot-sdk mongoose-os






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