mosquitto.h

/*
Copyright (c) 2010-2020 Roger Light <roger@atchoo.org>

All rights reserved. This program and the accompanying materials
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and Eclipse Distribution License v1.0 which accompany this distribution.

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and the Eclipse Distribution License is available at
  http:https://www.eclipse.org/org/documents/edl-v10.php.

SPDX-License-Identifier: EPL-2.0 OR BSD-3-Clause

Contributors:
   Roger Light - initial implementation and documentation.
*/

#ifndef MOSQUITTO_H
#define MOSQUITTO_H

/*
 * File: mosquitto.h
 *
 * This header contains functions and definitions for use with libmosquitto, the Mosquitto client library.
 *
 * The definitions are also used in Mosquitto broker plugins, and some functions are available to plugins.
 */
#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif


#ifdef WIN32
#  ifdef mosquitto_EXPORTS
#    define libmosq_EXPORT __declspec(dllexport)
#  else
#    ifndef LIBMOSQUITTO_STATIC
#      ifdef libmosquitto_EXPORTS
#        define libmosq_EXPORT  __declspec(dllexport)
#      else
#        define libmosq_EXPORT  __declspec(dllimport)
#      endif
#    else
#      define libmosq_EXPORT
#    endif
#  endif
#else
#  define libmosq_EXPORT
#endif

#if defined(_MSC_VER) && _MSC_VER < 1900 && !defined(bool)
#	ifndef __cplusplus
#		define bool char
#		define true 1
#		define false 0
#	endif
#else
#	ifndef __cplusplus
#		include <stdbool.h>
#	endif
#endif

#include <stddef.h>
#include <stdint.h>

#define LIBMOSQUITTO_MAJOR 2
#define LIBMOSQUITTO_MINOR 0
#define LIBMOSQUITTO_REVISION 12
/* LIBMOSQUITTO_VERSION_NUMBER looks like 1002001 for e.g. version 1.2.1. */
#define LIBMOSQUITTO_VERSION_NUMBER (LIBMOSQUITTO_MAJOR*1000000+LIBMOSQUITTO_MINOR*1000+LIBMOSQUITTO_REVISION)

/* Log types */
#define MOSQ_LOG_NONE			0
#define MOSQ_LOG_INFO			(1<<0)
#define MOSQ_LOG_NOTICE			(1<<1)
#define MOSQ_LOG_WARNING		(1<<2)
#define MOSQ_LOG_ERR			(1<<3)
#define MOSQ_LOG_DEBUG			(1<<4)
#define MOSQ_LOG_SUBSCRIBE		(1<<5)
#define MOSQ_LOG_UNSUBSCRIBE	(1<<6)
#define MOSQ_LOG_WEBSOCKETS		(1<<7)
#define MOSQ_LOG_INTERNAL		0x80000000U
#define MOSQ_LOG_ALL			0xFFFFFFFFU

/* Error values */
enum mosq_err_t {
	MOSQ_ERR_AUTH_CONTINUE = -4,
	MOSQ_ERR_NO_SUBSCRIBERS = -3,
	MOSQ_ERR_SUB_EXISTS = -2,
	MOSQ_ERR_CONN_PENDING = -1,
	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS = 0,
	MOSQ_ERR_NOMEM = 1,
	MOSQ_ERR_PROTOCOL = 2,
	MOSQ_ERR_INVAL = 3,
	MOSQ_ERR_NO_CONN = 4,
	MOSQ_ERR_CONN_REFUSED = 5,
	MOSQ_ERR_NOT_FOUND = 6,
	MOSQ_ERR_CONN_LOST = 7,
	MOSQ_ERR_TLS = 8,
	MOSQ_ERR_PAYLOAD_SIZE = 9,
	MOSQ_ERR_NOT_SUPPORTED = 10,
	MOSQ_ERR_AUTH = 11,
	MOSQ_ERR_ACL_DENIED = 12,
	MOSQ_ERR_UNKNOWN = 13,
	MOSQ_ERR_ERRNO = 14,
	MOSQ_ERR_EAI = 15,
	MOSQ_ERR_PROXY = 16,
	MOSQ_ERR_PLUGIN_DEFER = 17,
	MOSQ_ERR_MALFORMED_UTF8 = 18,
	MOSQ_ERR_KEEPALIVE = 19,
	MOSQ_ERR_LOOKUP = 20,
	MOSQ_ERR_MALFORMED_PACKET = 21,
	MOSQ_ERR_DUPLICATE_PROPERTY = 22,
	MOSQ_ERR_TLS_HANDSHAKE = 23,
	MOSQ_ERR_QOS_NOT_SUPPORTED = 24,
	MOSQ_ERR_OVERSIZE_PACKET = 25,
	MOSQ_ERR_OCSP = 26,
	MOSQ_ERR_TIMEOUT = 27,
	MOSQ_ERR_RETAIN_NOT_SUPPORTED = 28,
	MOSQ_ERR_TOPIC_ALIAS_INVALID = 29,
	MOSQ_ERR_ADMINISTRATIVE_ACTION = 30,
	MOSQ_ERR_ALREADY_EXISTS = 31,
};

/* Option values */
enum mosq_opt_t {
	MOSQ_OPT_PROTOCOL_VERSION = 1,
	MOSQ_OPT_SSL_CTX = 2,
	MOSQ_OPT_SSL_CTX_WITH_DEFAULTS = 3,
	MOSQ_OPT_RECEIVE_MAXIMUM = 4,
	MOSQ_OPT_SEND_MAXIMUM = 5,
	MOSQ_OPT_TLS_KEYFORM = 6,
	MOSQ_OPT_TLS_ENGINE = 7,
	MOSQ_OPT_TLS_ENGINE_KPASS_SHA1 = 8,
	MOSQ_OPT_TLS_OCSP_REQUIRED = 9,
	MOSQ_OPT_TLS_ALPN = 10,
	MOSQ_OPT_TCP_NODELAY = 11,
	MOSQ_OPT_BIND_ADDRESS = 12,
	MOSQ_OPT_TLS_USE_OS_CERTS = 13,
};


/* MQTT specification restricts client ids to a maximum of 23 characters */
#define MOSQ_MQTT_ID_MAX_LENGTH 23

#define MQTT_PROTOCOL_V31 3
#define MQTT_PROTOCOL_V311 4
#define MQTT_PROTOCOL_V5 5

struct mosquitto_message{
	int mid;
	char *topic;
	void *payload;
	int payloadlen;
	int qos;
	bool retain;
};

struct mosquitto;
typedef struct mqtt5__property mosquitto_property;

/*
 * Topic: Threads
 *	libmosquitto provides thread safe operation, with the exception of
 *	<mosquitto_lib_init> which is not thread safe.
 *
 *	If the library has been compiled without thread support it is *not*
 *	guaranteed to be thread safe.
 *
 *	If your application uses threads you must use <mosquitto_threaded_set> to
 *	tell the library this is the case, otherwise it makes some optimisations
 *	for the single threaded case that may result in unexpected behaviour for
 *	the multi threaded case.
 */
/***************************************************
 * Important note
 *
 * The following functions that deal with network operations will return
 * MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS on success, but this does not mean that the operation has
 * taken place. An attempt will be made to write the network data, but if the
 * socket is not available for writing at that time then the packet will not be
 * sent. To ensure the packet is sent, call mosquitto_loop() (which must also
 * be called to process incoming network data).
 * This is especially important when disconnecting a client that has a will. If
 * the broker does not receive the DISCONNECT command, it will assume that the
 * client has disconnected unexpectedly and send the will.
 *
 * mosquitto_connect()
 * mosquitto_disconnect()
 * mosquitto_subscribe()
 * mosquitto_unsubscribe()
 * mosquitto_publish()
 ***************************************************/


/* ======================================================================
 *
 * Section: Library version, init, and cleanup
 *
 * ====================================================================== */
/*
 * Function: mosquitto_lib_version
 *
 * Can be used to obtain version information for the mosquitto library.
 * This allows the application to compare the library version against the
 * version it was compiled against by using the LIBMOSQUITTO_MAJOR,
 * LIBMOSQUITTO_MINOR and LIBMOSQUITTO_REVISION defines.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *  major -    an integer pointer. If not NULL, the major version of the
 *             library will be returned in this variable.
 *  minor -    an integer pointer. If not NULL, the minor version of the
 *             library will be returned in this variable.
 *  revision - an integer pointer. If not NULL, the revision of the library will
 *             be returned in this variable.
 *
 * Returns:
 *	LIBMOSQUITTO_VERSION_NUMBER - which is a unique number based on the major,
 *		minor and revision values.
 * See Also:
 * 	<mosquitto_lib_cleanup>, <mosquitto_lib_init>
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_lib_version(int *major, int *minor, int *revision);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_lib_init
 *
 * Must be called before any other mosquitto functions.
 *
 * This function is *not* thread safe.
 *
 * Returns:
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS - on success.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_UNKNOWN - on Windows, if sockets couldn't be initialized.
 *
 * See Also:
 * 	<mosquitto_lib_cleanup>, <mosquitto_lib_version>
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_lib_init(void);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_lib_cleanup
 *
 * Call to free resources associated with the library.
 *
 * Returns:
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS - always
 *
 * See Also:
 * 	<mosquitto_lib_init>, <mosquitto_lib_version>
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_lib_cleanup(void);


/* ======================================================================
 *
 * Section: Client creation, destruction, and reinitialisation
 *
 * ====================================================================== */
/*
 * Function: mosquitto_new
 *
 * Create a new mosquitto client instance.
 *
 * Parameters:
 * 	id -            String to use as the client id. If NULL, a random client id
 * 	                will be generated. If id is NULL, clean_session must be true.
 * 	clean_session - set to true to instruct the broker to clean all messages
 *                  and subscriptions on disconnect, false to instruct it to
 *                  keep them. See the man page mqtt(7) for more details.
 *                  Note that a client will never discard its own outgoing
 *                  messages on disconnect. Calling <mosquitto_connect> or
 *                  <mosquitto_reconnect> will cause the messages to be resent.
 *                  Use <mosquitto_reinitialise> to reset a client to its
 *                  original state.
 *                  Must be set to true if the id parameter is NULL.
 * 	obj -           A user pointer that will be passed as an argument to any
 *                  callbacks that are specified.
 *
 * Returns:
 * 	Pointer to a struct mosquitto on success.
 * 	NULL on failure. Interrogate errno to determine the cause for the failure:
 *      - ENOMEM on out of memory.
 *      - EINVAL on invalid input parameters.
 *
 * See Also:
 * 	<mosquitto_reinitialise>, <mosquitto_destroy>, <mosquitto_user_data_set>
 */
libmosq_EXPORT struct mosquitto *mosquitto_new(const char *id, bool clean_session, void *obj);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_destroy
 *
 * Use to free memory associated with a mosquitto client instance.
 *
 * Parameters:
 * 	mosq - a struct mosquitto pointer to free.
 *
 * See Also:
 * 	<mosquitto_new>, <mosquitto_reinitialise>
 */
libmosq_EXPORT void mosquitto_destroy(struct mosquitto *mosq);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_reinitialise
 *
 * This function allows an existing mosquitto client to be reused. Call on a
 * mosquitto instance to close any open network connections, free memory
 * and reinitialise the client with the new parameters. The end result is the
 * same as the output of <mosquitto_new>.
 *
 * Parameters:
 * 	mosq -          a valid mosquitto instance.
 * 	id -            string to use as the client id. If NULL, a random client id
 * 	                will be generated. If id is NULL, clean_session must be true.
 * 	clean_session - set to true to instruct the broker to clean all messages
 *                  and subscriptions on disconnect, false to instruct it to
 *                  keep them. See the man page mqtt(7) for more details.
 *                  Must be set to true if the id parameter is NULL.
 * 	obj -           A user pointer that will be passed as an argument to any
 *                  callbacks that are specified.
 *
 * Returns:
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS - on success.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_INVAL -   if the input parameters were invalid.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_NOMEM -   if an out of memory condition occurred.
 *
 * See Also:
 * 	<mosquitto_new>, <mosquitto_destroy>
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_reinitialise(struct mosquitto *mosq, const char *id, bool clean_session, void *obj);


/* ======================================================================
 *
 * Section: Will
 *
 * ====================================================================== */
/*
 * Function: mosquitto_will_set
 *
 * Configure will information for a mosquitto instance. By default, clients do
 * not have a will.  This must be called before calling <mosquitto_connect>.
 *
 * It is valid to use this function for clients using all MQTT protocol versions.
 * If you need to set MQTT v5 Will properties, use <mosquitto_will_set_v5> instead.
 *
 * Parameters:
 * 	mosq -       a valid mosquitto instance.
 * 	topic -      the topic on which to publish the will.
 * 	payloadlen - the size of the payload (bytes). Valid values are between 0 and
 *               268,435,455.
 * 	payload -    pointer to the data to send. If payloadlen > 0 this must be a
 *               valid memory location.
 * 	qos -        integer value 0, 1 or 2 indicating the Quality of Service to be
 *               used for the will.
 * 	retain -     set to true to make the will a retained message.
 *
 * Returns:
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS -      on success.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_INVAL -          if the input parameters were invalid.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_NOMEM -          if an out of memory condition occurred.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_PAYLOAD_SIZE -   if payloadlen is too large.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_MALFORMED_UTF8 - if the topic is not valid UTF-8.
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_will_set(struct mosquitto *mosq, const char *topic, int payloadlen, const void *payload, int qos, bool retain);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_will_set_v5
 *
 * Configure will information for a mosquitto instance, with attached
 * properties. By default, clients do not have a will.  This must be called
 * before calling <mosquitto_connect>.
 *
 * If the mosquitto instance `mosq` is using MQTT v5, the `properties` argument
 * will be applied to the Will. For MQTT v3.1.1 and below, the `properties`
 * argument will be ignored.
 *
 * Set your client to use MQTT v5 immediately after it is created:
 *
 * mosquitto_int_option(mosq, MOSQ_OPT_PROTOCOL_VERSION, MQTT_PROTOCOL_V5);
 *
 * Parameters:
 * 	mosq -       a valid mosquitto instance.
 * 	topic -      the topic on which to publish the will.
 * 	payloadlen - the size of the payload (bytes). Valid values are between 0 and
 *               268,435,455.
 * 	payload -    pointer to the data to send. If payloadlen > 0 this must be a
 *               valid memory location.
 * 	qos -        integer value 0, 1 or 2 indicating the Quality of Service to be
 *               used for the will.
 * 	retain -     set to true to make the will a retained message.
 * 	properties - list of MQTT 5 properties. Can be NULL. On success only, the
 * 	             property list becomes the property of libmosquitto once this
 * 	             function is called and will be freed by the library. The
 * 	             property list must be freed by the application on error.
 *
 * Returns:
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS -      on success.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_INVAL -          if the input parameters were invalid.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_NOMEM -          if an out of memory condition occurred.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_PAYLOAD_SIZE -   if payloadlen is too large.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_MALFORMED_UTF8 - if the topic is not valid UTF-8.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_NOT_SUPPORTED -  if properties is not NULL and the client is not
 * 	                          using MQTT v5
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_PROTOCOL -       if a property is invalid for use with wills.
 *	MOSQ_ERR_DUPLICATE_PROPERTY - if a property is duplicated where it is forbidden.
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_will_set_v5(struct mosquitto *mosq, const char *topic, int payloadlen, const void *payload, int qos, bool retain, mosquitto_property *properties);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_will_clear
 *
 * Remove a previously configured will. This must be called before calling
 * <mosquitto_connect>.
 *
 * Parameters:
 * 	mosq - a valid mosquitto instance.
 *
 * Returns:
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS - on success.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_INVAL -   if the input parameters were invalid.
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_will_clear(struct mosquitto *mosq);


/* ======================================================================
 *
 * Section: Username and password
 *
 * ====================================================================== */
/*
 * Function: mosquitto_username_pw_set
 *
 * Configure username and password for a mosquitto instance. By default, no
 * username or password will be sent. For v3.1 and v3.1.1 clients, if username
 * is NULL, the password argument is ignored.
 *
 * This is must be called before calling <mosquitto_connect>.
 *
 * Parameters:
 * 	mosq -     a valid mosquitto instance.
 * 	username - the username to send as a string, or NULL to disable
 *             authentication.
 * 	password - the password to send as a string. Set to NULL when username is
 * 	           valid in order to send just a username.
 *
 * Returns:
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS - on success.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_INVAL -   if the input parameters were invalid.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_NOMEM -   if an out of memory condition occurred.
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_username_pw_set(struct mosquitto *mosq, const char *username, const char *password);


/* ======================================================================
 *
 * Section: Connecting, reconnecting, disconnecting
 *
 * ====================================================================== */
/*
 * Function: mosquitto_connect
 *
 * Connect to an MQTT broker.
 *
 * It is valid to use this function for clients using all MQTT protocol versions.
 * If you need to set MQTT v5 CONNECT properties, use <mosquitto_connect_bind_v5>
 * instead.
 *
 * Parameters:
 * 	mosq -      a valid mosquitto instance.
 * 	host -      the hostname or ip address of the broker to connect to.
 * 	port -      the network port to connect to. Usually 1883.
 * 	keepalive - the number of seconds after which the broker should send a PING
 *              message to the client if no other messages have been exchanged
 *              in that time.
 *
 * Returns:
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS - on success.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_INVAL -   if the input parameters were invalid, which could be any of:
 * 	                   * mosq == NULL
 * 	                   * host == NULL
 * 	                   * port < 0
 * 	                   * keepalive < 5
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_ERRNO -   if a system call returned an error. The variable errno
 *                     contains the error code, even on Windows.
 *                     Use strerror_r() where available or FormatMessage() on
 *                     Windows.
 *
 * See Also:
 * 	<mosquitto_connect_bind>, <mosquitto_connect_async>, <mosquitto_reconnect>, <mosquitto_disconnect>, <mosquitto_tls_set>
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_connect(struct mosquitto *mosq, const char *host, int port, int keepalive);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_connect_bind
 *
 * Connect to an MQTT broker. This extends the functionality of
 * <mosquitto_connect> by adding the bind_address parameter. Use this function
 * if you need to restrict network communication over a particular interface.
 *
 * Parameters:
 * 	mosq -         a valid mosquitto instance.
 * 	host -         the hostname or ip address of the broker to connect to.
 * 	port -         the network port to connect to. Usually 1883.
 * 	keepalive -    the number of seconds after which the broker should send a PING
 *                 message to the client if no other messages have been exchanged
 *                 in that time.
 *  bind_address - the hostname or ip address of the local network interface to
 *                 bind to. If you do not want to bind to a specific interface,
 *                 set this to NULL.
 *
 * Returns:
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS - on success.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_INVAL -   if the input parameters were invalid.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_ERRNO -   if a system call returned an error. The variable errno
 *                     contains the error code, even on Windows.
 *                     Use strerror_r() where available or FormatMessage() on
 *                     Windows.
 *
 * See Also:
 * 	<mosquitto_connect>, <mosquitto_connect_async>, <mosquitto_connect_bind_async>
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_connect_bind(struct mosquitto *mosq, const char *host, int port, int keepalive, const char *bind_address);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_connect_bind_v5
 *
 * Connect to an MQTT broker. This extends the functionality of
 * <mosquitto_connect> by adding the bind_address parameter and MQTT v5
 * properties. Use this function if you need to restrict network communication
 * over a particular interface.
 *
 * Use e.g. <mosquitto_property_add_string> and similar to create a list of
 * properties, then attach them to this publish. Properties need freeing with
 * <mosquitto_property_free_all>.
 *
 * If the mosquitto instance `mosq` is using MQTT v5, the `properties` argument
 * will be applied to the CONNECT message. For MQTT v3.1.1 and below, the
 * `properties` argument will be ignored.
 *
 * Set your client to use MQTT v5 immediately after it is created:
 *
 * mosquitto_int_option(mosq, MOSQ_OPT_PROTOCOL_VERSION, MQTT_PROTOCOL_V5);
 *
 * Parameters:
 * 	mosq -         a valid mosquitto instance.
 * 	host -         the hostname or ip address of the broker to connect to.
 * 	port -         the network port to connect to. Usually 1883.
 * 	keepalive -    the number of seconds after which the broker should send a PING
 *                 message to the client if no other messages have been exchanged
 *                 in that time.
 *  bind_address - the hostname or ip address of the local network interface to
 *                 bind to. If you do not want to bind to a specific interface,
 *                 set this to NULL.
 *  properties - the MQTT 5 properties for the connect (not for the Will).
 *
 * Returns:
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS - on success.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_INVAL -   if the input parameters were invalid, which could be any of:
 * 	                   * mosq == NULL
 * 	                   * host == NULL
 * 	                   * port < 0
 * 	                   * keepalive < 5
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_ERRNO -   if a system call returned an error. The variable errno
 *                     contains the error code, even on Windows.
 *                     Use strerror_r() where available or FormatMessage() on
 *                     Windows.
 *	MOSQ_ERR_DUPLICATE_PROPERTY - if a property is duplicated where it is forbidden.
 *	MOSQ_ERR_PROTOCOL - if any property is invalid for use with CONNECT.
 *
 * See Also:
 * 	<mosquitto_connect>, <mosquitto_connect_async>, <mosquitto_connect_bind_async>
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_connect_bind_v5(struct mosquitto *mosq, const char *host, int port, int keepalive, const char *bind_address, const mosquitto_property *properties);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_connect_async
 *
 * Connect to an MQTT broker. This is a non-blocking call. If you use
 * <mosquitto_connect_async> your client must use the threaded interface
 * <mosquitto_loop_start>. If you need to use <mosquitto_loop>, you must use
 * <mosquitto_connect> to connect the client.
 *
 * May be called before or after <mosquitto_loop_start>.
 *
 * Parameters:
 * 	mosq -      a valid mosquitto instance.
 * 	host -      the hostname or ip address of the broker to connect to.
 * 	port -      the network port to connect to. Usually 1883.
 * 	keepalive - the number of seconds after which the broker should send a PING
 *              message to the client if no other messages have been exchanged
 *              in that time.
 *
 * Returns:
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS - on success.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_INVAL -   if the input parameters were invalid.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_ERRNO -   if a system call returned an error. The variable errno
 *                     contains the error code, even on Windows.
 *                     Use strerror_r() where available or FormatMessage() on
 *                     Windows.
 *
 * See Also:
 * 	<mosquitto_connect_bind_async>, <mosquitto_connect>, <mosquitto_reconnect>, <mosquitto_disconnect>, <mosquitto_tls_set>
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_connect_async(struct mosquitto *mosq, const char *host, int port, int keepalive);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_connect_bind_async
 *
 * Connect to an MQTT broker. This is a non-blocking call. If you use
 * <mosquitto_connect_bind_async> your client must use the threaded interface
 * <mosquitto_loop_start>. If you need to use <mosquitto_loop>, you must use
 * <mosquitto_connect> to connect the client.
 *
 * This extends the functionality of <mosquitto_connect_async> by adding the
 * bind_address parameter. Use this function if you need to restrict network
 * communication over a particular interface.
 *
 * May be called before or after <mosquitto_loop_start>.
 *
 * Parameters:
 * 	mosq -         a valid mosquitto instance.
 * 	host -         the hostname or ip address of the broker to connect to.
 * 	port -         the network port to connect to. Usually 1883.
 * 	keepalive -    the number of seconds after which the broker should send a PING
 *                 message to the client if no other messages have been exchanged
 *                 in that time.
 *  bind_address - the hostname or ip address of the local network interface to
 *                 bind to. If you do not want to bind to a specific interface,
 *                 set this to NULL.
 *
 * Returns:
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS - on success.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_INVAL -   if the input parameters were invalid, which could be any of:
 * 	                   * mosq == NULL
 * 	                   * host == NULL
 * 	                   * port < 0
 * 	                   * keepalive < 5
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_ERRNO -   if a system call returned an error. The variable errno
 *                     contains the error code, even on Windows.
 *                     Use strerror_r() where available or FormatMessage() on
 *                     Windows.
 *
 * See Also:
 * 	<mosquitto_connect_async>, <mosquitto_connect>, <mosquitto_connect_bind>
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_connect_bind_async(struct mosquitto *mosq, const char *host, int port, int keepalive, const char *bind_address);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_connect_srv
 *
 * Connect to an MQTT broker.
 *
 * If you set `host` to `example.com`, then this call will attempt to retrieve
 * the DNS SRV record for `_secure-mqtt._tcp.example.com` or
 * `_mqtt._tcp.example.com` to discover which actual host to connect to.
 *
 * DNS SRV support is not usually compiled in to libmosquitto, use of this call
 * is not recommended.
 *
 * Parameters:
 * 	mosq -         a valid mosquitto instance.
 * 	host -         the hostname to search for an SRV record.
 * 	keepalive -    the number of seconds after which the broker should send a PING
 *                 message to the client if no other messages have been exchanged
 *                 in that time.
 *  bind_address - the hostname or ip address of the local network interface to
 *                 bind to. If you do not want to bind to a specific interface,
 *                 set this to NULL.
 *
 * Returns:
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS - on success.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_INVAL -   if the input parameters were invalid, which could be any of:
 * 	                   * mosq == NULL
 * 	                   * host == NULL
 * 	                   * port < 0
 * 	                   * keepalive < 5
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_ERRNO -   if a system call returned an error. The variable errno
 *                     contains the error code, even on Windows.
 *                     Use strerror_r() where available or FormatMessage() on
 *                     Windows.
 *
 * See Also:
 * 	<mosquitto_connect_async>, <mosquitto_connect>, <mosquitto_connect_bind>
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_connect_srv(struct mosquitto *mosq, const char *host, int keepalive, const char *bind_address);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_reconnect
 *
 * Reconnect to a broker.
 *
 * This function provides an easy way of reconnecting to a broker after a
 * connection has been lost. It uses the values that were provided in the
 * <mosquitto_connect> call. It must not be called before
 * <mosquitto_connect>.
 *
 * Parameters:
 * 	mosq - a valid mosquitto instance.
 *
 * Returns:
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS - on success.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_INVAL -   if the input parameters were invalid.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_NOMEM -   if an out of memory condition occurred.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_ERRNO -   if a system call returned an error. The variable errno
 *                     contains the error code, even on Windows.
 *                     Use strerror_r() where available or FormatMessage() on
 *                     Windows.
 *
 * See Also:
 * 	<mosquitto_connect>, <mosquitto_disconnect>, <mosquitto_reconnect_async>
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_reconnect(struct mosquitto *mosq);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_reconnect_async
 *
 * Reconnect to a broker. Non blocking version of <mosquitto_reconnect>.
 *
 * This function provides an easy way of reconnecting to a broker after a
 * connection has been lost. It uses the values that were provided in the
 * <mosquitto_connect> or <mosquitto_connect_async> calls. It must not be
 * called before <mosquitto_connect>.
 *
 * Parameters:
 * 	mosq - a valid mosquitto instance.
 *
 * Returns:
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS - on success.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_INVAL -   if the input parameters were invalid.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_NOMEM -   if an out of memory condition occurred.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_ERRNO -   if a system call returned an error. The variable errno
 *                     contains the error code, even on Windows.
 *                     Use strerror_r() where available or FormatMessage() on
 *                     Windows.
 *
 * See Also:
 * 	<mosquitto_connect>, <mosquitto_disconnect>
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_reconnect_async(struct mosquitto *mosq);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_disconnect
 *
 * Disconnect from the broker.
 *
 * It is valid to use this function for clients using all MQTT protocol versions.
 * If you need to set MQTT v5 DISCONNECT properties, use
 * <mosquitto_disconnect_v5> instead.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *	mosq - a valid mosquitto instance.
 *
 * Returns:
 *	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS - on success.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_INVAL -   if the input parameters were invalid.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_NO_CONN -  if the client isn't connected to a broker.
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_disconnect(struct mosquitto *mosq);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_disconnect_v5
 *
 * Disconnect from the broker, with attached MQTT properties.
 *
 * Use e.g. <mosquitto_property_add_string> and similar to create a list of
 * properties, then attach them to this publish. Properties need freeing with
 * <mosquitto_property_free_all>.
 *
 * If the mosquitto instance `mosq` is using MQTT v5, the `properties` argument
 * will be applied to the DISCONNECT message. For MQTT v3.1.1 and below, the
 * `properties` argument will be ignored.
 *
 * Set your client to use MQTT v5 immediately after it is created:
 *
 * mosquitto_int_option(mosq, MOSQ_OPT_PROTOCOL_VERSION, MQTT_PROTOCOL_V5);
 *
 * Parameters:
 *	mosq - a valid mosquitto instance.
 *	reason_code - the disconnect reason code.
 * 	properties - a valid mosquitto_property list, or NULL.
 *
 * Returns:
 *	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS - on success.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_INVAL -   if the input parameters were invalid.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_NO_CONN -  if the client isn't connected to a broker.
 *	MOSQ_ERR_DUPLICATE_PROPERTY - if a property is duplicated where it is forbidden.
 *	MOSQ_ERR_PROTOCOL - if any property is invalid for use with DISCONNECT.
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_disconnect_v5(struct mosquitto *mosq, int reason_code, const mosquitto_property *properties);


/* ======================================================================
 *
 * Section: Publishing, subscribing, unsubscribing
 *
 * ====================================================================== */
/*
 * Function: mosquitto_publish
 *
 * Publish a message on a given topic.
 *
 * It is valid to use this function for clients using all MQTT protocol versions.
 * If you need to set MQTT v5 PUBLISH properties, use <mosquitto_publish_v5>
 * instead.
 *
 * Parameters:
 * 	mosq -       a valid mosquitto instance.
 * 	mid -        pointer to an int. If not NULL, the function will set this
 *               to the message id of this particular message. This can be then
 *               used with the publish callback to determine when the message
 *               has been sent.
 *               Note that although the MQTT protocol doesn't use message ids
 *               for messages with QoS=0, libmosquitto assigns them message ids
 *               so they can be tracked with this parameter.
 *  topic -      null terminated string of the topic to publish to.
 * 	payloadlen - the size of the payload (bytes). Valid values are between 0 and
 *               268,435,455.
 * 	payload -    pointer to the data to send. If payloadlen > 0 this must be a
 *               valid memory location.
 * 	qos -        integer value 0, 1 or 2 indicating the Quality of Service to be
 *               used for the message.
 * 	retain -     set to true to make the message retained.
 *
 * Returns:
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS -        on success.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_INVAL -          if the input parameters were invalid.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_NOMEM -          if an out of memory condition occurred.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_NO_CONN -        if the client isn't connected to a broker.
 *	MOSQ_ERR_PROTOCOL -       if there is a protocol error communicating with the
 *                            broker.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_PAYLOAD_SIZE -   if payloadlen is too large.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_MALFORMED_UTF8 - if the topic is not valid UTF-8
 *	MOSQ_ERR_QOS_NOT_SUPPORTED - if the QoS is greater than that supported by
 *	                             the broker.
 *	MOSQ_ERR_OVERSIZE_PACKET - if the resulting packet would be larger than
 *	                           supported by the broker.
 *
 * See Also:
 *	<mosquitto_max_inflight_messages_set>
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_publish(struct mosquitto *mosq, int *mid, const char *topic, int payloadlen, const void *payload, int qos, bool retain);


/*
 * Function: mosquitto_publish_v5
 *
 * Publish a message on a given topic, with attached MQTT properties.
 *
 * Use e.g. <mosquitto_property_add_string> and similar to create a list of
 * properties, then attach them to this publish. Properties need freeing with
 * <mosquitto_property_free_all>.
 *
 * If the mosquitto instance `mosq` is using MQTT v5, the `properties` argument
 * will be applied to the PUBLISH message. For MQTT v3.1.1 and below, the
 * `properties` argument will be ignored.
 *
 * Set your client to use MQTT v5 immediately after it is created:
 *
 * mosquitto_int_option(mosq, MOSQ_OPT_PROTOCOL_VERSION, MQTT_PROTOCOL_V5);
 *
 * Parameters:
 * 	mosq -       a valid mosquitto instance.
 * 	mid -        pointer to an int. If not NULL, the function will set this
 *               to the message id of this particular message. This can be then
 *               used with the publish callback to determine when the message
 *               has been sent.
 *               Note that although the MQTT protocol doesn't use message ids
 *               for messages with QoS=0, libmosquitto assigns them message ids
 *               so they can be tracked with this parameter.
 *  topic -      null terminated string of the topic to publish to.
 * 	payloadlen - the size of the payload (bytes). Valid values are between 0 and
 *               268,435,455.
 * 	payload -    pointer to the data to send. If payloadlen > 0 this must be a
 *               valid memory location.
 * 	qos -        integer value 0, 1 or 2 indicating the Quality of Service to be
 *               used for the message.
 * 	retain -     set to true to make the message retained.
 * 	properties - a valid mosquitto_property list, or NULL.
 *
 * Returns:
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS -        on success.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_INVAL -          if the input parameters were invalid.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_NOMEM -          if an out of memory condition occurred.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_NO_CONN -        if the client isn't connected to a broker.
 *	MOSQ_ERR_PROTOCOL -       if there is a protocol error communicating with the
 *                            broker.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_PAYLOAD_SIZE -   if payloadlen is too large.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_MALFORMED_UTF8 - if the topic is not valid UTF-8
 *	MOSQ_ERR_DUPLICATE_PROPERTY - if a property is duplicated where it is forbidden.
 *	MOSQ_ERR_PROTOCOL - if any property is invalid for use with PUBLISH.
 *	MOSQ_ERR_QOS_NOT_SUPPORTED - if the QoS is greater than that supported by
 *	                             the broker.
 *	MOSQ_ERR_OVERSIZE_PACKET - if the resulting packet would be larger than
 *	                           supported by the broker.
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_publish_v5(
		struct mosquitto *mosq,
		int *mid,
		const char *topic,
		int payloadlen,
		const void *payload,
		int qos,
		bool retain,
		const mosquitto_property *properties);


/*
 * Function: mosquitto_subscribe
 *
 * Subscribe to a topic.
 *
 * It is valid to use this function for clients using all MQTT protocol versions.
 * If you need to set MQTT v5 SUBSCRIBE properties, use <mosquitto_subscribe_v5>
 * instead.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *	mosq - a valid mosquitto instance.
 *	mid -  a pointer to an int. If not NULL, the function will set this to
 *	       the message id of this particular message. This can be then used
 *	       with the subscribe callback to determine when the message has been
 *	       sent.
 *	sub -  the subscription pattern.
 *	qos -  the requested Quality of Service for this subscription.
 *
 * Returns:
 *	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS -        on success.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_INVAL -          if the input parameters were invalid.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_NOMEM -          if an out of memory condition occurred.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_NO_CONN -        if the client isn't connected to a broker.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_MALFORMED_UTF8 - if the topic is not valid UTF-8
 *	MOSQ_ERR_OVERSIZE_PACKET - if the resulting packet would be larger than
 *	                           supported by the broker.
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_subscribe(struct mosquitto *mosq, int *mid, const char *sub, int qos);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_subscribe_v5
 *
 * Subscribe to a topic, with attached MQTT properties.
 *
 * Use e.g. <mosquitto_property_add_string> and similar to create a list of
 * properties, then attach them to this publish. Properties need freeing with
 * <mosquitto_property_free_all>.
 *
 * If the mosquitto instance `mosq` is using MQTT v5, the `properties` argument
 * will be applied to the PUBLISH message. For MQTT v3.1.1 and below, the
 * `properties` argument will be ignored.
 *
 * Set your client to use MQTT v5 immediately after it is created:
 *
 * mosquitto_int_option(mosq, MOSQ_OPT_PROTOCOL_VERSION, MQTT_PROTOCOL_V5);
 *
 * Parameters:
 *	mosq - a valid mosquitto instance.
 *	mid -  a pointer to an int. If not NULL, the function will set this to
 *	       the message id of this particular message. This can be then used
 *	       with the subscribe callback to determine when the message has been
 *	       sent.
 *	sub -  the subscription pattern.
 *	qos -  the requested Quality of Service for this subscription.
 *	options - options to apply to this subscription, OR'd together. Set to 0 to
 *	          use the default options, otherwise choose from list of <mqtt5_sub_options>
 * 	properties - a valid mosquitto_property list, or NULL.
 *
 * Returns:
 *	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS -        on success.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_INVAL -          if the input parameters were invalid.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_NOMEM -          if an out of memory condition occurred.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_NO_CONN -        if the client isn't connected to a broker.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_MALFORMED_UTF8 - if the topic is not valid UTF-8
 *	MOSQ_ERR_DUPLICATE_PROPERTY - if a property is duplicated where it is forbidden.
 *	MOSQ_ERR_PROTOCOL - if any property is invalid for use with SUBSCRIBE.
 *	MOSQ_ERR_OVERSIZE_PACKET - if the resulting packet would be larger than
 *	                           supported by the broker.
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_subscribe_v5(struct mosquitto *mosq, int *mid, const char *sub, int qos, int options, const mosquitto_property *properties);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_subscribe_multiple
 *
 * Subscribe to multiple topics.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *	mosq - a valid mosquitto instance.
 *	mid -  a pointer to an int. If not NULL, the function will set this to
 *	       the message id of this particular message. This can be then used
 *	       with the subscribe callback to determine when the message has been
 *	       sent.
 *  sub_count - the count of subscriptions to be made
 *	sub -  array of sub_count pointers, each pointing to a subscription string.
 *	       The "char *const *const" datatype ensures that neither the array of
 *	       pointers nor the strings that they point to are mutable. If you aren't
 *	       familiar with this, just think of it as a safer "char **",
 *	       equivalent to "const char *" for a simple string pointer.
 *	qos -  the requested Quality of Service for each subscription.
 *	options - options to apply to this subscription, OR'd together. This
 *	          argument is not used for MQTT v3 susbcriptions. Set to 0 to use
 *	          the default options, otherwise choose from list of <mqtt5_sub_options>
 * 	properties - a valid mosquitto_property list, or NULL. Only used with MQTT
 * 	             v5 clients.
 *
 * Returns:
 *	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS -        on success.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_INVAL -          if the input parameters were invalid.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_NOMEM -          if an out of memory condition occurred.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_NO_CONN -        if the client isn't connected to a broker.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_MALFORMED_UTF8 - if a topic is not valid UTF-8
 *	MOSQ_ERR_OVERSIZE_PACKET - if the resulting packet would be larger than
 *	                           supported by the broker.
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_subscribe_multiple(struct mosquitto *mosq, int *mid, int sub_count, char *const *const sub, int qos, int options, const mosquitto_property *properties);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_unsubscribe
 *
 * Unsubscribe from a topic.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *	mosq - a valid mosquitto instance.
 *	mid -  a pointer to an int. If not NULL, the function will set this to
 *	       the message id of this particular message. This can be then used
 *	       with the unsubscribe callback to determine when the message has been
 *	       sent.
 *	sub -  the unsubscription pattern.
 *
 * Returns:
 *	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS -        on success.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_INVAL -          if the input parameters were invalid.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_NOMEM -          if an out of memory condition occurred.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_NO_CONN -        if the client isn't connected to a broker.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_MALFORMED_UTF8 - if the topic is not valid UTF-8
 *	MOSQ_ERR_OVERSIZE_PACKET - if the resulting packet would be larger than
 *	                           supported by the broker.
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_unsubscribe(struct mosquitto *mosq, int *mid, const char *sub);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_unsubscribe_v5
 *
 * Unsubscribe from a topic, with attached MQTT properties.
 *
 * It is valid to use this function for clients using all MQTT protocol versions.
 * If you need to set MQTT v5 UNSUBSCRIBE properties, use
 * <mosquitto_unsubscribe_v5> instead.
 *
 * Use e.g. <mosquitto_property_add_string> and similar to create a list of
 * properties, then attach them to this publish. Properties need freeing with
 * <mosquitto_property_free_all>.
 *
 * If the mosquitto instance `mosq` is using MQTT v5, the `properties` argument
 * will be applied to the PUBLISH message. For MQTT v3.1.1 and below, the
 * `properties` argument will be ignored.
 *
 * Set your client to use MQTT v5 immediately after it is created:
 *
 * mosquitto_int_option(mosq, MOSQ_OPT_PROTOCOL_VERSION, MQTT_PROTOCOL_V5);
 *
 * Parameters:
 *	mosq - a valid mosquitto instance.
 *	mid -  a pointer to an int. If not NULL, the function will set this to
 *	       the message id of this particular message. This can be then used
 *	       with the unsubscribe callback to determine when the message has been
 *	       sent.
 *	sub -  the unsubscription pattern.
 * 	properties - a valid mosquitto_property list, or NULL. Only used with MQTT
 * 	             v5 clients.
 *
 * Returns:
 *	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS -        on success.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_INVAL -          if the input parameters were invalid.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_NOMEM -          if an out of memory condition occurred.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_NO_CONN -        if the client isn't connected to a broker.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_MALFORMED_UTF8 - if the topic is not valid UTF-8
 *	MOSQ_ERR_DUPLICATE_PROPERTY - if a property is duplicated where it is forbidden.
 *	MOSQ_ERR_PROTOCOL - if any property is invalid for use with UNSUBSCRIBE.
 *	MOSQ_ERR_OVERSIZE_PACKET - if the resulting packet would be larger than
 *	                           supported by the broker.
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_unsubscribe_v5(struct mosquitto *mosq, int *mid, const char *sub, const mosquitto_property *properties);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_unsubscribe_multiple
 *
 * Unsubscribe from multiple topics.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *	mosq - a valid mosquitto instance.
 *	mid -  a pointer to an int. If not NULL, the function will set this to
 *	       the message id of this particular message. This can be then used
 *	       with the subscribe callback to determine when the message has been
 *	       sent.
 *  sub_count - the count of unsubscriptions to be made
 *	sub -  array of sub_count pointers, each pointing to an unsubscription string.
 *	       The "char *const *const" datatype ensures that neither the array of
 *	       pointers nor the strings that they point to are mutable. If you aren't
 *	       familiar with this, just think of it as a safer "char **",
 *	       equivalent to "const char *" for a simple string pointer.
 * 	properties - a valid mosquitto_property list, or NULL. Only used with MQTT
 * 	             v5 clients.
 *
 * Returns:
 *	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS -        on success.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_INVAL -          if the input parameters were invalid.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_NOMEM -          if an out of memory condition occurred.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_NO_CONN -        if the client isn't connected to a broker.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_MALFORMED_UTF8 - if a topic is not valid UTF-8
 *	MOSQ_ERR_OVERSIZE_PACKET - if the resulting packet would be larger than
 *	                           supported by the broker.
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_unsubscribe_multiple(struct mosquitto *mosq, int *mid, int sub_count, char *const *const sub, const mosquitto_property *properties);


/* ======================================================================
 *
 * Section: Struct mosquitto_message helper functions
 *
 * ====================================================================== */
/*
 * Function: mosquitto_message_copy
 *
 * Copy the contents of a mosquitto message to another message.
 * Useful for preserving a message received in the on_message() callback.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *	dst - a pointer to a valid mosquitto_message struct to copy to.
 *	src - a pointer to a valid mosquitto_message struct to copy from.
 *
 * Returns:
 *	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS - on success.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_INVAL -   if the input parameters were invalid.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_NOMEM -   if an out of memory condition occurred.
 *
 * See Also:
 * 	<mosquitto_message_free>
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_message_copy(struct mosquitto_message *dst, const struct mosquitto_message *src);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_message_free
 *
 * Completely free a mosquitto_message struct.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *	message - pointer to a mosquitto_message pointer to free.
 *
 * See Also:
 * 	<mosquitto_message_copy>, <mosquitto_message_free_contents>
 */
libmosq_EXPORT void mosquitto_message_free(struct mosquitto_message **message);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_message_free_contents
 *
 * Free a mosquitto_message struct contents, leaving the struct unaffected.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *	message - pointer to a mosquitto_message struct to free its contents.
 *
 * See Also:
 * 	<mosquitto_message_copy>, <mosquitto_message_free>
 */
libmosq_EXPORT void mosquitto_message_free_contents(struct mosquitto_message *message);


/* ======================================================================
 *
 * Section: Network loop (managed by libmosquitto)
 *
 * The internal network loop must be called at a regular interval. The two
 * recommended approaches are to use either <mosquitto_loop_forever> or
 * <mosquitto_loop_start>. <mosquitto_loop_forever> is a blocking call and is
 * suitable for the situation where you only want to handle incoming messages
 * in callbacks. <mosquitto_loop_start> is a non-blocking call, it creates a
 * separate thread to run the loop for you. Use this function when you have
 * other tasks you need to run at the same time as the MQTT client, e.g.
 * reading data from a sensor.
 *
 * ====================================================================== */

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_loop_forever
 *
 * This function call loop() for you in an infinite blocking loop. It is useful
 * for the case where you only want to run the MQTT client loop in your
 * program.
 *
 * It handles reconnecting in case server connection is lost. If you call
 * mosquitto_disconnect() in a callback it will return.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *  mosq - a valid mosquitto instance.
 *	timeout -     Maximum number of milliseconds to wait for network activity
 *	              in the select() call before timing out. Set to 0 for instant
 *	              return.  Set negative to use the default of 1000ms.
 *	max_packets - this parameter is currently unused and should be set to 1 for
 *	              future compatibility.
 *
 * Returns:
 *	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS -   on success.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_INVAL -     if the input parameters were invalid.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_NOMEM -     if an out of memory condition occurred.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_NO_CONN -   if the client isn't connected to a broker.
 *  MOSQ_ERR_CONN_LOST - if the connection to the broker was lost.
 *	MOSQ_ERR_PROTOCOL -  if there is a protocol error communicating with the
 *                       broker.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_ERRNO -     if a system call returned an error. The variable errno
 *                       contains the error code, even on Windows.
 *                       Use strerror_r() where available or FormatMessage() on
 *                       Windows.
 *
 * See Also:
 *	<mosquitto_loop>, <mosquitto_loop_start>
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_loop_forever(struct mosquitto *mosq, int timeout, int max_packets);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_loop_start
 *
 * This is part of the threaded client interface. Call this once to start a new
 * thread to process network traffic. This provides an alternative to
 * repeatedly calling <mosquitto_loop> yourself.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *  mosq - a valid mosquitto instance.
 *
 * Returns:
 *	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS -       on success.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_INVAL -         if the input parameters were invalid.
 *	MOSQ_ERR_NOT_SUPPORTED - if thread support is not available.
 *
 * See Also:
 *	<mosquitto_connect_async>, <mosquitto_loop>, <mosquitto_loop_forever>, <mosquitto_loop_stop>
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_loop_start(struct mosquitto *mosq);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_loop_stop
 *
 * This is part of the threaded client interface. Call this once to stop the
 * network thread previously created with <mosquitto_loop_start>. This call
 * will block until the network thread finishes. For the network thread to end,
 * you must have previously called <mosquitto_disconnect> or have set the force
 * parameter to true.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *  mosq - a valid mosquitto instance.
 *	force - set to true to force thread cancellation. If false,
 *	        <mosquitto_disconnect> must have already been called.
 *
 * Returns:
 *	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS -       on success.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_INVAL -         if the input parameters were invalid.
 *	MOSQ_ERR_NOT_SUPPORTED - if thread support is not available.
 *
 * See Also:
 *	<mosquitto_loop>, <mosquitto_loop_start>
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_loop_stop(struct mosquitto *mosq, bool force);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_loop
 *
 * The main network loop for the client. This must be called frequently
 * to keep communications between the client and broker working. This is
 * carried out by <mosquitto_loop_forever> and <mosquitto_loop_start>, which
 * are the recommended ways of handling the network loop. You may also use this
 * function if you wish. It must not be called inside a callback.
 *
 * If incoming data is present it will then be processed. Outgoing commands,
 * from e.g.  <mosquitto_publish>, are normally sent immediately that their
 * function is called, but this is not always possible. <mosquitto_loop> will
 * also attempt to send any remaining outgoing messages, which also includes
 * commands that are part of the flow for messages with QoS>0.
 *
 * This calls select() to monitor the client network socket. If you want to
 * integrate mosquitto client operation with your own select() call, use
 * <mosquitto_socket>, <mosquitto_loop_read>, <mosquitto_loop_write> and
 * <mosquitto_loop_misc>.
 *
 * Threads:
 *
 * Parameters:
 *	mosq -        a valid mosquitto instance.
 *	timeout -     Maximum number of milliseconds to wait for network activity
 *	              in the select() call before timing out. Set to 0 for instant
 *	              return.  Set negative to use the default of 1000ms.
 *	max_packets - this parameter is currently unused and should be set to 1 for
 *	              future compatibility.
 *
 * Returns:
 *	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS -   on success.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_INVAL -     if the input parameters were invalid.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_NOMEM -     if an out of memory condition occurred.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_NO_CONN -   if the client isn't connected to a broker.
 *  MOSQ_ERR_CONN_LOST - if the connection to the broker was lost.
 *	MOSQ_ERR_PROTOCOL -  if there is a protocol error communicating with the
 *                       broker.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_ERRNO -     if a system call returned an error. The variable errno
 *                       contains the error code, even on Windows.
 *                       Use strerror_r() where available or FormatMessage() on
 *                       Windows.
 * See Also:
 *	<mosquitto_loop_forever>, <mosquitto_loop_start>, <mosquitto_loop_stop>
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_loop(struct mosquitto *mosq, int timeout, int max_packets);

/* ======================================================================
 *
 * Section: Network loop (for use in other event loops)
 *
 * ====================================================================== */
/*
 * Function: mosquitto_loop_read
 *
 * Carry out network read operations.
 * This should only be used if you are not using mosquitto_loop() and are
 * monitoring the client network socket for activity yourself.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *	mosq -        a valid mosquitto instance.
 *	max_packets - this parameter is currently unused and should be set to 1 for
 *	              future compatibility.
 *
 * Returns:
 *	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS -   on success.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_INVAL -     if the input parameters were invalid.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_NOMEM -     if an out of memory condition occurred.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_NO_CONN -   if the client isn't connected to a broker.
 *  MOSQ_ERR_CONN_LOST - if the connection to the broker was lost.
 *	MOSQ_ERR_PROTOCOL -  if there is a protocol error communicating with the
 *                       broker.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_ERRNO -     if a system call returned an error. The variable errno
 *                       contains the error code, even on Windows.
 *                       Use strerror_r() where available or FormatMessage() on
 *                       Windows.
 *
 * See Also:
 *	<mosquitto_socket>, <mosquitto_loop_write>, <mosquitto_loop_misc>
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_loop_read(struct mosquitto *mosq, int max_packets);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_loop_write
 *
 * Carry out network write operations.
 * This should only be used if you are not using mosquitto_loop() and are
 * monitoring the client network socket for activity yourself.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *	mosq -        a valid mosquitto instance.
 *	max_packets - this parameter is currently unused and should be set to 1 for
 *	              future compatibility.
 *
 * Returns:
 *	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS -   on success.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_INVAL -     if the input parameters were invalid.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_NOMEM -     if an out of memory condition occurred.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_NO_CONN -   if the client isn't connected to a broker.
 *  MOSQ_ERR_CONN_LOST - if the connection to the broker was lost.
 *	MOSQ_ERR_PROTOCOL -  if there is a protocol error communicating with the
 *                       broker.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_ERRNO -     if a system call returned an error. The variable errno
 *                       contains the error code, even on Windows.
 *                       Use strerror_r() where available or FormatMessage() on
 *                       Windows.
 *
 * See Also:
 *	<mosquitto_socket>, <mosquitto_loop_read>, <mosquitto_loop_misc>, <mosquitto_want_write>
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_loop_write(struct mosquitto *mosq, int max_packets);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_loop_misc
 *
 * Carry out miscellaneous operations required as part of the network loop.
 * This should only be used if you are not using mosquitto_loop() and are
 * monitoring the client network socket for activity yourself.
 *
 * This function deals with handling PINGs and checking whether messages need
 * to be retried, so should be called fairly frequently, around once per second
 * is sufficient.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *	mosq - a valid mosquitto instance.
 *
 * Returns:
 *	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS -   on success.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_INVAL -     if the input parameters were invalid.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_NO_CONN -   if the client isn't connected to a broker.
 *
 * See Also:
 *	<mosquitto_socket>, <mosquitto_loop_read>, <mosquitto_loop_write>
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_loop_misc(struct mosquitto *mosq);


/* ======================================================================
 *
 * Section: Network loop (helper functions)
 *
 * ====================================================================== */
/*
 * Function: mosquitto_socket
 *
 * Return the socket handle for a mosquitto instance. Useful if you want to
 * include a mosquitto client in your own select() calls.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *	mosq - a valid mosquitto instance.
 *
 * Returns:
 *	The socket for the mosquitto client or -1 on failure.
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_socket(struct mosquitto *mosq);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_want_write
 *
 * Returns true if there is data ready to be written on the socket.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *	mosq - a valid mosquitto instance.
 *
 * See Also:
 *	<mosquitto_socket>, <mosquitto_loop_read>, <mosquitto_loop_write>
 */
libmosq_EXPORT bool mosquitto_want_write(struct mosquitto *mosq);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_threaded_set
 *
 * Used to tell the library that your application is using threads, but not
 * using <mosquitto_loop_start>. The library operates slightly differently when
 * not in threaded mode in order to simplify its operation. If you are managing
 * your own threads and do not use this function you will experience crashes
 * due to race conditions.
 *
 * When using <mosquitto_loop_start>, this is set automatically.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *  mosq -     a valid mosquitto instance.
 *  threaded - true if your application is using threads, false otherwise.
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_threaded_set(struct mosquitto *mosq, bool threaded);


/* ======================================================================
 *
 * Section: Client options
 *
 * ====================================================================== */
/*
 * Function: mosquitto_opts_set
 *
 * Used to set options for the client.
 *
 * This function is deprecated, the replacement <mosquitto_int_option>,
 * <mosquitto_string_option> and <mosquitto_void_option> functions should
 * be used instead.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *	mosq -   a valid mosquitto instance.
 *	option - the option to set.
 *	value -  the option specific value.
 *
 * Options:
 *	MOSQ_OPT_PROTOCOL_VERSION - Value must be an int, set to either
 *	          MQTT_PROTOCOL_V31 or MQTT_PROTOCOL_V311. Must be set
 *	          before the client connects.
 *	          Defaults to MQTT_PROTOCOL_V31.
 *
 *	MOSQ_OPT_SSL_CTX - Pass an openssl SSL_CTX to be used when creating
 *	          TLS connections rather than libmosquitto creating its own.
 *	          This must be called before connecting to have any effect.
 *	          If you use this option, the onus is on you to ensure that
 *	          you are using secure settings.
 *	          Setting to NULL means that libmosquitto will use its own SSL_CTX
 *	          if TLS is to be used.
 *	          This option is only available for openssl 1.1.0 and higher.
 *
 *	MOSQ_OPT_SSL_CTX_WITH_DEFAULTS - Value must be an int set to 1 or 0.
 *	          If set to 1, then the user specified SSL_CTX passed in using
 *	          MOSQ_OPT_SSL_CTX will have the default options applied to it.
 *	          This means that you only need to change the values that are
 *	          relevant to you. If you use this option then you must configure
 *	          the TLS options as normal, i.e. you should use
 *	          <mosquitto_tls_set> to configure the cafile/capath as a minimum.
 *	          This option is only available for openssl 1.1.0 and higher.
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_opts_set(struct mosquitto *mosq, enum mosq_opt_t option, void *value);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_int_option
 *
 * Used to set integer options for the client.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *	mosq -   a valid mosquitto instance.
 *	option - the option to set.
 *	value -  the option specific value.
 *
 * Options:
 *	MOSQ_OPT_TCP_NODELAY - Set to 1 to disable Nagle's algorithm on client
 *	          sockets. This has the effect of reducing latency of individual
 *	          messages at the potential cost of increasing the number of
 *	          packets being sent.
 *	          Defaults to 0, which means Nagle remains enabled.
 *
 *	MOSQ_OPT_PROTOCOL_VERSION - Value must be set to either MQTT_PROTOCOL_V31,
 *	          MQTT_PROTOCOL_V311, or MQTT_PROTOCOL_V5. Must be set before the
 *	          client connects.  Defaults to MQTT_PROTOCOL_V311.
 *
 *	MOSQ_OPT_RECEIVE_MAXIMUM - Value can be set between 1 and 65535 inclusive,
 *	          and represents the maximum number of incoming QoS 1 and QoS 2
 *	          messages that this client wants to process at once. Defaults to
 *	          20. This option is not valid for MQTT v3.1 or v3.1.1 clients.
 *	          Note that if the MQTT_PROP_RECEIVE_MAXIMUM property is in the
 *	          proplist passed to mosquitto_connect_v5(), then that property
 *	          will override this option. Using this option is the recommended
 *	          method however.
 *
 *	MOSQ_OPT_SEND_MAXIMUM - Value can be set between 1 and 65535 inclusive,
 *	          and represents the maximum number of outgoing QoS 1 and QoS 2
 *	          messages that this client will attempt to have "in flight" at
 *	          once. Defaults to 20.
 *	          This option is not valid for MQTT v3.1 or v3.1.1 clients.
 *	          Note that if the broker being connected to sends a
 *	          MQTT_PROP_RECEIVE_MAXIMUM property that has a lower value than
 *	          this option, then the broker provided value will be used.
 *
 *	MOSQ_OPT_SSL_CTX_WITH_DEFAULTS - If value is set to a non zero value,
 *	          then the user specified SSL_CTX passed in using MOSQ_OPT_SSL_CTX
 *	          will have the default options applied to it. This means that
 *	          you only need to change the values that are relevant to you.
 *	          If you use this option then you must configure the TLS options
 *	          as normal, i.e.  you should use <mosquitto_tls_set> to
 *	          configure the cafile/capath as a minimum.
 *	          This option is only available for openssl 1.1.0 and higher.
 *
 *	MOSQ_OPT_TLS_OCSP_REQUIRED - Set whether OCSP checking on TLS
 *	          connections is required. Set to 1 to enable checking,
 *	          or 0 (the default) for no checking.
 *
 *	MOSQ_OPT_TLS_USE_OS_CERTS - Set to 1 to instruct the client to load and
 *	          trust OS provided CA certificates for use with TLS connections.
 *	          Set to 0 (the default) to only use manually specified CA certs.
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_int_option(struct mosquitto *mosq, enum mosq_opt_t option, int value);


/*
 * Function: mosquitto_string_option
 *
 * Used to set const char* options for the client.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *	mosq -   a valid mosquitto instance.
 *	option - the option to set.
 *	value -  the option specific value.
 *
 * Options:
 *	MOSQ_OPT_TLS_ENGINE - Configure the client for TLS Engine support.
 *	          Pass a TLS Engine ID to be used when creating TLS
 *	          connections. Must be set before <mosquitto_connect>.
 *
 *	MOSQ_OPT_TLS_KEYFORM - Configure the client to treat the keyfile
 *	          differently depending on its type.  Must be set
 *	          before <mosquitto_connect>.
 *	          Set as either "pem" or "engine", to determine from where the
 *	          private key for a TLS connection will be obtained. Defaults to
 *	          "pem", a normal private key file.
 *
 *	MOSQ_OPT_TLS_KPASS_SHA1 - Where the TLS Engine requires the use of
 *	          a password to be accessed, this option allows a hex encoded
 *	          SHA1 hash of the private key password to be passed to the
 *	          engine directly. Must be set before <mosquitto_connect>.
 *
 *	MOSQ_OPT_TLS_ALPN - If the broker being connected to has multiple
 *	          services available on a single TLS port, such as both MQTT
 *	          and WebSockets, use this option to configure the ALPN
 *	          option for the connection.
 *
 *	MOSQ_OPT_BIND_ADDRESS - Set the hostname or ip address of the local network
 *	          interface to bind to when connecting.
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_string_option(struct mosquitto *mosq, enum mosq_opt_t option, const char *value);


/*
 * Function: mosquitto_void_option
 *
 * Used to set void* options for the client.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *	mosq -   a valid mosquitto instance.
 *	option - the option to set.
 *	value -  the option specific value.
 *
 * Options:
 *	MOSQ_OPT_SSL_CTX - Pass an openssl SSL_CTX to be used when creating TLS
 *	          connections rather than libmosquitto creating its own.  This must
 *	          be called before connecting to have any effect. If you use this
 *	          option, the onus is on you to ensure that you are using secure
 *	          settings.
 *	          Setting to NULL means that libmosquitto will use its own SSL_CTX
 *	          if TLS is to be used.
 *	          This option is only available for openssl 1.1.0 and higher.
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_void_option(struct mosquitto *mosq, enum mosq_opt_t option, void *value);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_reconnect_delay_set
 *
 * Control the behaviour of the client when it has unexpectedly disconnected in
 * <mosquitto_loop_forever> or after <mosquitto_loop_start>. The default
 * behaviour if this function is not used is to repeatedly attempt to reconnect
 * with a delay of 1 second until the connection succeeds.
 *
 * Use reconnect_delay parameter to change the delay between successive
 * reconnection attempts. You may also enable exponential backoff of the time
 * between reconnections by setting reconnect_exponential_backoff to true and
 * set an upper bound on the delay with reconnect_delay_max.
 *
 * Example 1:
 *	delay=2, delay_max=10, exponential_backoff=False
 *	Delays would be: 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 10, ...
 *
 * Example 2:
 *	delay=3, delay_max=30, exponential_backoff=True
 *	Delays would be: 3, 6, 12, 24, 30, 30, ...
 *
 * Parameters:
 *  mosq -                          a valid mosquitto instance.
 *  reconnect_delay -               the number of seconds to wait between
 *                                  reconnects.
 *  reconnect_delay_max -           the maximum number of seconds to wait
 *                                  between reconnects.
 *  reconnect_exponential_backoff - use exponential backoff between
 *                                  reconnect attempts. Set to true to enable
 *                                  exponential backoff.
 *
 * Returns:
 *	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS - on success.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_INVAL -   if the input parameters were invalid.
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_reconnect_delay_set(struct mosquitto *mosq, unsigned int reconnect_delay, unsigned int reconnect_delay_max, bool reconnect_exponential_backoff);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_max_inflight_messages_set
 *
 * This function is deprected. Use the <mosquitto_int_option> function with the
 * MOSQ_OPT_SEND_MAXIMUM option instead.
 *
 * Set the number of QoS 1 and 2 messages that can be "in flight" at one time.
 * An in flight message is part way through its delivery flow. Attempts to send
 * further messages with <mosquitto_publish> will result in the messages being
 * queued until the number of in flight messages reduces.
 *
 * A higher number here results in greater message throughput, but if set
 * higher than the maximum in flight messages on the broker may lead to
 * delays in the messages being acknowledged.
 *
 * Set to 0 for no maximum.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *  mosq -                  a valid mosquitto instance.
 *  max_inflight_messages - the maximum number of inflight messages. Defaults
 *                          to 20.
 *
 * Returns:
 *	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS - on success.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_INVAL -   if the input parameters were invalid.
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_max_inflight_messages_set(struct mosquitto *mosq, unsigned int max_inflight_messages);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_message_retry_set
 *
 * This function now has no effect.
 */
libmosq_EXPORT void mosquitto_message_retry_set(struct mosquitto *mosq, unsigned int message_retry);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_user_data_set
 *
 * When <mosquitto_new> is called, the pointer given as the "obj" parameter
 * will be passed to the callbacks as user data. The <mosquitto_user_data_set>
 * function allows this obj parameter to be updated at any time. This function
 * will not modify the memory pointed to by the current user data pointer. If
 * it is dynamically allocated memory you must free it yourself.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *  mosq - a valid mosquitto instance.
 * 	obj -  A user pointer that will be passed as an argument to any callbacks
 * 	       that are specified.
 */
libmosq_EXPORT void mosquitto_user_data_set(struct mosquitto *mosq, void *obj);

/* Function: mosquitto_userdata
 *
 * Retrieve the "userdata" variable for a mosquitto client.
 *
 * Parameters:
 * 	mosq - a valid mosquitto instance.
 *
 * Returns:
 *	A pointer to the userdata member variable.
 */
libmosq_EXPORT void *mosquitto_userdata(struct mosquitto *mosq);


/* ======================================================================
 *
 * Section: TLS support
 *
 * ====================================================================== */
/*
 * Function: mosquitto_tls_set
 *
 * Configure the client for certificate based SSL/TLS support. Must be called
 * before <mosquitto_connect>.
 *
 * Cannot be used in conjunction with <mosquitto_tls_psk_set>.
 *
 * Define the Certificate Authority certificates to be trusted (ie. the server
 * certificate must be signed with one of these certificates) using cafile.
 *
 * If the server you are connecting to requires clients to provide a
 * certificate, define certfile and keyfile with your client certificate and
 * private key. If your private key is encrypted, provide a password callback
 * function or you will have to enter the password at the command line.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *  mosq -        a valid mosquitto instance.
 *  cafile -      path to a file containing the PEM encoded trusted CA
 *                certificate files. Either cafile or capath must not be NULL.
 *  capath -      path to a directory containing the PEM encoded trusted CA
 *                certificate files. See mosquitto.conf for more details on
 *                configuring this directory. Either cafile or capath must not
 *                be NULL.
 *  certfile -    path to a file containing the PEM encoded certificate file
 *                for this client. If NULL, keyfile must also be NULL and no
 *                client certificate will be used.
 *  keyfile -     path to a file containing the PEM encoded private key for
 *                this client. If NULL, certfile must also be NULL and no
 *                client certificate will be used.
 *  pw_callback - if keyfile is encrypted, set pw_callback to allow your client
 *                to pass the correct password for decryption. If set to NULL,
 *                the password must be entered on the command line.
 *                Your callback must write the password into "buf", which is
 *                "size" bytes long. The return value must be the length of the
 *                password. "userdata" will be set to the calling mosquitto
 *                instance. The mosquitto userdata member variable can be
 *                retrieved using <mosquitto_userdata>.
 *
 * Returns:
 *	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS - on success.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_INVAL -   if the input parameters were invalid.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_NOMEM -   if an out of memory condition occurred.
 *
 * See Also:
 *	<mosquitto_tls_opts_set>, <mosquitto_tls_psk_set>,
 *	<mosquitto_tls_insecure_set>, <mosquitto_userdata>
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_tls_set(struct mosquitto *mosq,
		const char *cafile, const char *capath,
		const char *certfile, const char *keyfile,
		int (*pw_callback)(char *buf, int size, int rwflag, void *userdata));

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_tls_insecure_set
 *
 * Configure verification of the server hostname in the server certificate. If
 * value is set to true, it is impossible to guarantee that the host you are
 * connecting to is not impersonating your server. This can be useful in
 * initial server testing, but makes it possible for a malicious third party to
 * impersonate your server through DNS spoofing, for example.
 * Do not use this function in a real system. Setting value to true makes the
 * connection encryption pointless.
 * Must be called before <mosquitto_connect>.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *  mosq -  a valid mosquitto instance.
 *  value - if set to false, the default, certificate hostname checking is
 *          performed. If set to true, no hostname checking is performed and
 *          the connection is insecure.
 *
 * Returns:
 *	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS - on success.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_INVAL -   if the input parameters were invalid.
 *
 * See Also:
 *	<mosquitto_tls_set>
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_tls_insecure_set(struct mosquitto *mosq, bool value);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_tls_opts_set
 *
 * Set advanced SSL/TLS options. Must be called before <mosquitto_connect>.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *  mosq -        a valid mosquitto instance.
 *	cert_reqs -   an integer defining the verification requirements the client
 *	              will impose on the server. This can be one of:
 *	              * SSL_VERIFY_NONE (0): the server will not be verified in any way.
 *	              * SSL_VERIFY_PEER (1): the server certificate will be verified
 *	                and the connection aborted if the verification fails.
 *	              The default and recommended value is SSL_VERIFY_PEER. Using
 *	              SSL_VERIFY_NONE provides no security.
 *	tls_version - the version of the SSL/TLS protocol to use as a string. If NULL,
 *	              the default value is used. The default value and the
 *	              available values depend on the version of openssl that the
 *	              library was compiled against. For openssl >= 1.0.1, the
 *	              available options are tlsv1.2, tlsv1.1 and tlsv1, with tlv1.2
 *	              as the default. For openssl < 1.0.1, only tlsv1 is available.
 *	ciphers -     a string describing the ciphers available for use. See the
 *	              "openssl ciphers" tool for more information. If NULL, the
 *	              default ciphers will be used.
 *
 * Returns:
 *	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS - on success.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_INVAL -   if the input parameters were invalid.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_NOMEM -   if an out of memory condition occurred.
 *
 * See Also:
 *	<mosquitto_tls_set>
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_tls_opts_set(struct mosquitto *mosq, int cert_reqs, const char *tls_version, const char *ciphers);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_tls_psk_set
 *
 * Configure the client for pre-shared-key based TLS support. Must be called
 * before <mosquitto_connect>.
 *
 * Cannot be used in conjunction with <mosquitto_tls_set>.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *  mosq -     a valid mosquitto instance.
 *  psk -      the pre-shared-key in hex format with no leading "0x".
 *  identity - the identity of this client. May be used as the username
 *             depending on the server settings.
 *	ciphers -  a string describing the PSK ciphers available for use. See the
 *	           "openssl ciphers" tool for more information. If NULL, the
 *	           default ciphers will be used.
 *
 * Returns:
 *	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS - on success.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_INVAL -   if the input parameters were invalid.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_NOMEM -   if an out of memory condition occurred.
 *
 * See Also:
 *	<mosquitto_tls_set>
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_tls_psk_set(struct mosquitto *mosq, const char *psk, const char *identity, const char *ciphers);


/*
 * Function: mosquitto_ssl_get
 *
 * Retrieve a pointer to the SSL structure used for TLS connections in this
 * client. This can be used in e.g. the connect callback to carry out
 * additional verification steps.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *  mosq - a valid mosquitto instance
 *
 * Returns:
 *  A valid pointer to an openssl SSL structure - if the client is using TLS.
 *  NULL - if the client is not using TLS, or TLS support is not compiled in.
 */
libmosq_EXPORT void *mosquitto_ssl_get(struct mosquitto *mosq);


/* ======================================================================
 *
 * Section: Callbacks
 *
 * ====================================================================== */
/*
 * Function: mosquitto_connect_callback_set
 *
 * Set the connect callback. This is called when the library receives a CONNACK
 * message in response to a connection.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *  mosq -       a valid mosquitto instance.
 *  on_connect - a callback function in the following form:
 *               void callback(struct mosquitto *mosq, void *obj, int rc)
 *
 * Callback Parameters:
 *  mosq - the mosquitto instance making the callback.
 *  obj - the user data provided in <mosquitto_new>
 *  rc -  the return code of the connection response. The values are defined by
 *        the MQTT protocol version in use.
 *        For MQTT v5.0, look at section 3.2.2.2 Connect Reason code: https://docs.oasis-open.org/mqtt/mqtt/v5.0/os/mqtt-v5.0-os.html
 *        For MQTT v3.1.1, look at section 3.2.2.3 Connect Return code: http:https://docs.oasis-open.org/mqtt/mqtt/v3.1.1/mqtt-v3.1.1.html
 */
libmosq_EXPORT void mosquitto_connect_callback_set(struct mosquitto *mosq, void (*on_connect)(struct mosquitto *, void *, int));

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_connect_with_flags_callback_set
 *
 * Set the connect callback. This is called when the library receives a CONNACK
 * message in response to a connection.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *  mosq -       a valid mosquitto instance.
 *  on_connect - a callback function in the following form:
 *               void callback(struct mosquitto *mosq, void *obj, int rc)
 *
 * Callback Parameters:
 *  mosq - the mosquitto instance making the callback.
 *  obj - the user data provided in <mosquitto_new>
 *  rc -  the return code of the connection response. The values are defined by
 *        the MQTT protocol version in use.
 *        For MQTT v5.0, look at section 3.2.2.2 Connect Reason code: https://docs.oasis-open.org/mqtt/mqtt/v5.0/os/mqtt-v5.0-os.html
 *        For MQTT v3.1.1, look at section 3.2.2.3 Connect Return code: http:https://docs.oasis-open.org/mqtt/mqtt/v3.1.1/mqtt-v3.1.1.html
 *  flags - the connect flags.
 */
libmosq_EXPORT void mosquitto_connect_with_flags_callback_set(struct mosquitto *mosq, void (*on_connect)(struct mosquitto *, void *, int, int));

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_connect_v5_callback_set
 *
 * Set the connect callback. This is called when the library receives a CONNACK
 * message in response to a connection.
 *
 * It is valid to set this callback for all MQTT protocol versions. If it is
 * used with MQTT clients that use MQTT v3.1.1 or earlier, then the `props`
 * argument will always be NULL.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *  mosq -       a valid mosquitto instance.
 *  on_connect - a callback function in the following form:
 *               void callback(struct mosquitto *mosq, void *obj, int rc)
 *
 * Callback Parameters:
 *  mosq - the mosquitto instance making the callback.
 *  obj - the user data provided in <mosquitto_new>
 *  rc -  the return code of the connection response. The values are defined by
 *        the MQTT protocol version in use.
 *        For MQTT v5.0, look at section 3.2.2.2 Connect Reason code: https://docs.oasis-open.org/mqtt/mqtt/v5.0/os/mqtt-v5.0-os.html
 *        For MQTT v3.1.1, look at section 3.2.2.3 Connect Return code: http:https://docs.oasis-open.org/mqtt/mqtt/v3.1.1/mqtt-v3.1.1.html
 *  flags - the connect flags.
 *  props - list of MQTT 5 properties, or NULL
 *
 */
libmosq_EXPORT void mosquitto_connect_v5_callback_set(struct mosquitto *mosq, void (*on_connect)(struct mosquitto *, void *, int, int, const mosquitto_property *props));

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_disconnect_callback_set
 *
 * Set the disconnect callback. This is called when the broker has received the
 * DISCONNECT command and has disconnected the client.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *  mosq -          a valid mosquitto instance.
 *  on_disconnect - a callback function in the following form:
 *                  void callback(struct mosquitto *mosq, void *obj)
 *
 * Callback Parameters:
 *  mosq - the mosquitto instance making the callback.
 *  obj -  the user data provided in <mosquitto_new>
 *  rc -   integer value indicating the reason for the disconnect. A value of 0
 *         means the client has called <mosquitto_disconnect>. Any other value
 *         indicates that the disconnect is unexpected.
 */
libmosq_EXPORT void mosquitto_disconnect_callback_set(struct mosquitto *mosq, void (*on_disconnect)(struct mosquitto *, void *, int));

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_disconnect_v5_callback_set
 *
 * Set the disconnect callback. This is called when the broker has received the
 * DISCONNECT command and has disconnected the client.
 *
 * It is valid to set this callback for all MQTT protocol versions. If it is
 * used with MQTT clients that use MQTT v3.1.1 or earlier, then the `props`
 * argument will always be NULL.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *  mosq -          a valid mosquitto instance.
 *  on_disconnect - a callback function in the following form:
 *                  void callback(struct mosquitto *mosq, void *obj)
 *
 * Callback Parameters:
 *  mosq - the mosquitto instance making the callback.
 *  obj -  the user data provided in <mosquitto_new>
 *  rc -   integer value indicating the reason for the disconnect. A value of 0
 *         means the client has called <mosquitto_disconnect>. Any other value
 *         indicates that the disconnect is unexpected.
 *  props - list of MQTT 5 properties, or NULL
 */
libmosq_EXPORT void mosquitto_disconnect_v5_callback_set(struct mosquitto *mosq, void (*on_disconnect)(struct mosquitto *, void *, int, const mosquitto_property *props));

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_publish_callback_set
 *
 * Set the publish callback. This is called when a message initiated with
 * <mosquitto_publish> has been sent to the broker. "Sent" means different
 * things depending on the QoS of the message:
 *
 * QoS 0: The PUBLISH was passed to the local operating system for delivery,
 *        there is no guarantee that it was delivered to the remote broker.
 * QoS 1: The PUBLISH was sent to the remote broker and the corresponding
 *        PUBACK was received by the library.
 * QoS 2: The PUBLISH was sent to the remote broker and the corresponding
 *        PUBCOMP was received by the library.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *  mosq -       a valid mosquitto instance.
 *  on_publish - a callback function in the following form:
 *               void callback(struct mosquitto *mosq, void *obj, int mid)
 *
 * Callback Parameters:
 *  mosq - the mosquitto instance making the callback.
 *  obj -  the user data provided in <mosquitto_new>
 *  mid -  the message id of the sent message.
 */
libmosq_EXPORT void mosquitto_publish_callback_set(struct mosquitto *mosq, void (*on_publish)(struct mosquitto *, void *, int));

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_publish_v5_callback_set
 *
 * Set the publish callback. This is called when a message initiated with
 * <mosquitto_publish> has been sent to the broker. This callback will be
 * called both if the message is sent successfully, or if the broker responded
 * with an error, which will be reflected in the reason_code parameter.
 * "Sent" means different things depending on the QoS of the message:
 *
 * QoS 0: The PUBLISH was passed to the local operating system for delivery,
 *        there is no guarantee that it was delivered to the remote broker.
 * QoS 1: The PUBLISH was sent to the remote broker and the corresponding
 *        PUBACK was received by the library.
 * QoS 2: The PUBLISH was sent to the remote broker and the corresponding
 *        PUBCOMP was received by the library.
 *
 *
 * It is valid to set this callback for all MQTT protocol versions. If it is
 * used with MQTT clients that use MQTT v3.1.1 or earlier, then the `props`
 * argument will always be NULL.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *  mosq -       a valid mosquitto instance.
 *  on_publish - a callback function in the following form:
 *               void callback(struct mosquitto *mosq, void *obj, int mid)
 *
 * Callback Parameters:
 *  mosq - the mosquitto instance making the callback.
 *  obj -  the user data provided in <mosquitto_new>
 *  mid -  the message id of the sent message.
 *  reason_code - the MQTT 5 reason code
 *  props - list of MQTT 5 properties, or NULL
 */
libmosq_EXPORT void mosquitto_publish_v5_callback_set(struct mosquitto *mosq, void (*on_publish)(struct mosquitto *, void *, int, int, const mosquitto_property *props));

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_message_callback_set
 *
 * Set the message callback. This is called when a message is received from the
 * broker and the required QoS flow has completed.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *  mosq -       a valid mosquitto instance.
 *  on_message - a callback function in the following form:
 *               void callback(struct mosquitto *mosq, void *obj, const struct mosquitto_message *message)
 *
 * Callback Parameters:
 *  mosq -    the mosquitto instance making the callback.
 *  obj -     the user data provided in <mosquitto_new>
 *  message - the message data. This variable and associated memory will be
 *            freed by the library after the callback completes. The client
 *            should make copies of any of the data it requires.
 *
 * See Also:
 * 	<mosquitto_message_copy>
 */
libmosq_EXPORT void mosquitto_message_callback_set(struct mosquitto *mosq, void (*on_message)(struct mosquitto *, void *, const struct mosquitto_message *));

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_message_v5_callback_set
 *
 * Set the message callback. This is called when a message is received from the
 * broker and the required QoS flow has completed.
 *
 * It is valid to set this callback for all MQTT protocol versions. If it is
 * used with MQTT clients that use MQTT v3.1.1 or earlier, then the `props`
 * argument will always be NULL.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *  mosq -       a valid mosquitto instance.
 *  on_message - a callback function in the following form:
 *               void callback(struct mosquitto *mosq, void *obj, const struct mosquitto_message *message)
 *
 * Callback Parameters:
 *  mosq -    the mosquitto instance making the callback.
 *  obj -     the user data provided in <mosquitto_new>
 *  message - the message data. This variable and associated memory will be
 *            freed by the library after the callback completes. The client
 *            should make copies of any of the data it requires.
 *  props - list of MQTT 5 properties, or NULL
 *
 * See Also:
 * 	<mosquitto_message_copy>
 */
libmosq_EXPORT void mosquitto_message_v5_callback_set(struct mosquitto *mosq, void (*on_message)(struct mosquitto *, void *, const struct mosquitto_message *, const mosquitto_property *props));

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_subscribe_callback_set
 *
 * Set the subscribe callback. This is called when the library receives a
 * SUBACK message in response to a SUBSCRIBE.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *  mosq -         a valid mosquitto instance.
 *  on_subscribe - a callback function in the following form:
 *                 void callback(struct mosquitto *mosq, void *obj, int mid, int qos_count, const int *granted_qos)
 *
 * Callback Parameters:
 *  mosq -        the mosquitto instance making the callback.
 *  obj -         the user data provided in <mosquitto_new>
 *  mid -         the message id of the subscribe message.
 *  qos_count -   the number of granted subscriptions (size of granted_qos).
 *  granted_qos - an array of integers indicating the granted QoS for each of
 *                the subscriptions.
 */
libmosq_EXPORT void mosquitto_subscribe_callback_set(struct mosquitto *mosq, void (*on_subscribe)(struct mosquitto *, void *, int, int, const int *));

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_subscribe_v5_callback_set
 *
 * Set the subscribe callback. This is called when the library receives a
 * SUBACK message in response to a SUBSCRIBE.
 *
 * It is valid to set this callback for all MQTT protocol versions. If it is
 * used with MQTT clients that use MQTT v3.1.1 or earlier, then the `props`
 * argument will always be NULL.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *  mosq -         a valid mosquitto instance.
 *  on_subscribe - a callback function in the following form:
 *                 void callback(struct mosquitto *mosq, void *obj, int mid, int qos_count, const int *granted_qos)
 *
 * Callback Parameters:
 *  mosq -        the mosquitto instance making the callback.
 *  obj -         the user data provided in <mosquitto_new>
 *  mid -         the message id of the subscribe message.
 *  qos_count -   the number of granted subscriptions (size of granted_qos).
 *  granted_qos - an array of integers indicating the granted QoS for each of
 *                the subscriptions.
 *  props - list of MQTT 5 properties, or NULL
 */
libmosq_EXPORT void mosquitto_subscribe_v5_callback_set(struct mosquitto *mosq, void (*on_subscribe)(struct mosquitto *, void *, int, int, const int *, const mosquitto_property *props));

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_unsubscribe_callback_set
 *
 * Set the unsubscribe callback. This is called when the library receives a
 * UNSUBACK message in response to an UNSUBSCRIBE.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *  mosq -           a valid mosquitto instance.
 *  on_unsubscribe - a callback function in the following form:
 *                   void callback(struct mosquitto *mosq, void *obj, int mid)
 *
 * Callback Parameters:
 *  mosq - the mosquitto instance making the callback.
 *  obj -  the user data provided in <mosquitto_new>
 *  mid -  the message id of the unsubscribe message.
 */
libmosq_EXPORT void mosquitto_unsubscribe_callback_set(struct mosquitto *mosq, void (*on_unsubscribe)(struct mosquitto *, void *, int));

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_unsubscribe_v5_callback_set
 *
 * Set the unsubscribe callback. This is called when the library receives a
 * UNSUBACK message in response to an UNSUBSCRIBE.
 *
 * It is valid to set this callback for all MQTT protocol versions. If it is
 * used with MQTT clients that use MQTT v3.1.1 or earlier, then the `props`
 * argument will always be NULL.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *  mosq -           a valid mosquitto instance.
 *  on_unsubscribe - a callback function in the following form:
 *                   void callback(struct mosquitto *mosq, void *obj, int mid)
 *
 * Callback Parameters:
 *  mosq - the mosquitto instance making the callback.
 *  obj -  the user data provided in <mosquitto_new>
 *  mid -  the message id of the unsubscribe message.
 *  props - list of MQTT 5 properties, or NULL
 */
libmosq_EXPORT void mosquitto_unsubscribe_v5_callback_set(struct mosquitto *mosq, void (*on_unsubscribe)(struct mosquitto *, void *, int, const mosquitto_property *props));

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_log_callback_set
 *
 * Set the logging callback. This should be used if you want event logging
 * information from the client library.
 *
 *  mosq -   a valid mosquitto instance.
 *  on_log - a callback function in the following form:
 *           void callback(struct mosquitto *mosq, void *obj, int level, const char *str)
 *
 * Callback Parameters:
 *  mosq -  the mosquitto instance making the callback.
 *  obj -   the user data provided in <mosquitto_new>
 *  level - the log message level from the values:
 *	        MOSQ_LOG_INFO
 *	        MOSQ_LOG_NOTICE
 *	        MOSQ_LOG_WARNING
 *	        MOSQ_LOG_ERR
 *	        MOSQ_LOG_DEBUG
 *	str -   the message string.
 */
libmosq_EXPORT void mosquitto_log_callback_set(struct mosquitto *mosq, void (*on_log)(struct mosquitto *, void *, int, const char *));


/* =============================================================================
 *
 * Section: SOCKS5 proxy functions
 *
 * =============================================================================
 */

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_socks5_set
 *
 * Configure the client to use a SOCKS5 proxy when connecting. Must be called
 * before connecting. "None" and "username/password" authentication is
 * supported.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *   mosq - a valid mosquitto instance.
 *   host - the SOCKS5 proxy host to connect to.
 *   port - the SOCKS5 proxy port to use.
 *   username - if not NULL, use this username when authenticating with the proxy.
 *   password - if not NULL and username is not NULL, use this password when
 *              authenticating with the proxy.
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_socks5_set(struct mosquitto *mosq, const char *host, int port, const char *username, const char *password);


/* =============================================================================
 *
 * Section: Utility functions
 *
 * =============================================================================
 */

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_strerror
 *
 * Call to obtain a const string description of a mosquitto error number.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *	mosq_errno - a mosquitto error number.
 *
 * Returns:
 *	A constant string describing the error.
 */
libmosq_EXPORT const char *mosquitto_strerror(int mosq_errno);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_connack_string
 *
 * Call to obtain a const string description of an MQTT connection result.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *	connack_code - an MQTT connection result.
 *
 * Returns:
 *	A constant string describing the result.
 */
libmosq_EXPORT const char *mosquitto_connack_string(int connack_code);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_reason_string
 *
 * Call to obtain a const string description of an MQTT reason code.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *	reason_code - an MQTT reason code.
 *
 * Returns:
 *	A constant string describing the reason.
 */
libmosq_EXPORT const char *mosquitto_reason_string(int reason_code);

/* Function: mosquitto_string_to_command
 *
 * Take a string input representing an MQTT command and convert it to the
 * libmosquitto integer representation.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *   str - the string to parse.
 *   cmd - pointer to an int, for the result.
 *
 * Returns:
 *	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS - on success
 *	MOSQ_ERR_INVAL - on an invalid input.
 *
 * Example:
 * (start code)
 *  mosquitto_string_to_command("CONNECT", &cmd);
 *  // cmd == CMD_CONNECT
 * (end)
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_string_to_command(const char *str, int *cmd);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_sub_topic_tokenise
 *
 * Tokenise a topic or subscription string into an array of strings
 * representing the topic hierarchy.
 *
 * For example:
 *
 *    subtopic: "a/deep/topic/hierarchy"
 *
 *    Would result in:
 *
 *       topics[0] = "a"
 *       topics[1] = "deep"
 *       topics[2] = "topic"
 *       topics[3] = "hierarchy"
 *
 *    and:
 *
 *    subtopic: "/a/deep/topic/hierarchy/"
 *
 *    Would result in:
 *
 *       topics[0] = NULL
 *       topics[1] = "a"
 *       topics[2] = "deep"
 *       topics[3] = "topic"
 *       topics[4] = "hierarchy"
 *
 * Parameters:
 *	subtopic - the subscription/topic to tokenise
 *	topics -   a pointer to store the array of strings
 *	count -    an int pointer to store the number of items in the topics array.
 *
 * Returns:
 *	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS -        on success
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_NOMEM -          if an out of memory condition occurred.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_MALFORMED_UTF8 - if the topic is not valid UTF-8
 *
 * Example:
 *
 * > char **topics;
 * > int topic_count;
 * > int i;
 * >
 * > mosquitto_sub_topic_tokenise("$SYS/broker/uptime", &topics, &topic_count);
 * >
 * > for(i=0; i<token_count; i++){
 * >     printf("%d: %s\n", i, topics[i]);
 * > }
 *
 * See Also:
 *	<mosquitto_sub_topic_tokens_free>
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_sub_topic_tokenise(const char *subtopic, char ***topics, int *count);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_sub_topic_tokens_free
 *
 * Free memory that was allocated in <mosquitto_sub_topic_tokenise>.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *	topics - pointer to string array.
 *	count - count of items in string array.
 *
 * Returns:
 *	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS - on success
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_INVAL -   if the input parameters were invalid.
 *
 * See Also:
 *	<mosquitto_sub_topic_tokenise>
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_sub_topic_tokens_free(char ***topics, int count);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_topic_matches_sub
 *
 * Check whether a topic matches a subscription.
 *
 * For example:
 *
 * foo/bar would match the subscription foo/# or +/bar
 * non/matching would not match the subscription non/+/+
 *
 * Parameters:
 *	sub - subscription string to check topic against.
 *	topic - topic to check.
 *	result - bool pointer to hold result. Will be set to true if the topic
 *	         matches the subscription.
 *
 * Returns:
 *	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS - on success
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_INVAL -   if the input parameters were invalid.
 * 	MOSQ_ERR_NOMEM -   if an out of memory condition occurred.
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_topic_matches_sub(const char *sub, const char *topic, bool *result);


/*
 * Function: mosquitto_topic_matches_sub2
 *
 * Check whether a topic matches a subscription.
 *
 * For example:
 *
 * foo/bar would match the subscription foo/# or +/bar
 * non/matching would not match the subscription non/+/+
 *
 * Parameters:
 *	sub - subscription string to check topic against.
 *	sublen - length in bytes of sub string
 *	topic - topic to check.
 *	topiclen - length in bytes of topic string
 *	result - bool pointer to hold result. Will be set to true if the topic
 *	         matches the subscription.
 *
 * Returns:
 *	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS - on success
 *	MOSQ_ERR_INVAL -   if the input parameters were invalid.
 *	MOSQ_ERR_NOMEM -   if an out of memory condition occurred.
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_topic_matches_sub2(const char *sub, size_t sublen, const char *topic, size_t topiclen, bool *result);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_pub_topic_check
 *
 * Check whether a topic to be used for publishing is valid.
 *
 * This searches for + or # in a topic and checks its length.
 *
 * This check is already carried out in <mosquitto_publish> and
 * <mosquitto_will_set>, there is no need to call it directly before them. It
 * may be useful if you wish to check the validity of a topic in advance of
 * making a connection for example.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *   topic - the topic to check
 *
 * Returns:
 *   MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS -        for a valid topic
 *   MOSQ_ERR_INVAL -          if the topic contains a + or a #, or if it is too long.
 *   MOSQ_ERR_MALFORMED_UTF8 - if topic is not valid UTF-8
 *
 * See Also:
 *   <mosquitto_sub_topic_check>
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_pub_topic_check(const char *topic);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_pub_topic_check2
 *
 * Check whether a topic to be used for publishing is valid.
 *
 * This searches for + or # in a topic and checks its length.
 *
 * This check is already carried out in <mosquitto_publish> and
 * <mosquitto_will_set>, there is no need to call it directly before them. It
 * may be useful if you wish to check the validity of a topic in advance of
 * making a connection for example.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *   topic - the topic to check
 *   topiclen - length of the topic in bytes
 *
 * Returns:
 *   MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS -        for a valid topic
 *   MOSQ_ERR_INVAL -          if the topic contains a + or a #, or if it is too long.
 *   MOSQ_ERR_MALFORMED_UTF8 - if topic is not valid UTF-8
 *
 * See Also:
 *   <mosquitto_sub_topic_check>
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_pub_topic_check2(const char *topic, size_t topiclen);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_sub_topic_check
 *
 * Check whether a topic to be used for subscribing is valid.
 *
 * This searches for + or # in a topic and checks that they aren't in invalid
 * positions, such as with foo/#/bar, foo/+bar or foo/bar#, and checks its
 * length.
 *
 * This check is already carried out in <mosquitto_subscribe> and
 * <mosquitto_unsubscribe>, there is no need to call it directly before them.
 * It may be useful if you wish to check the validity of a topic in advance of
 * making a connection for example.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *   topic - the topic to check
 *
 * Returns:
 *   MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS -        for a valid topic
 *   MOSQ_ERR_INVAL -          if the topic contains a + or a # that is in an
 *                             invalid position, or if it is too long.
 *   MOSQ_ERR_MALFORMED_UTF8 - if topic is not valid UTF-8
 *
 * See Also:
 *   <mosquitto_sub_topic_check>
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_sub_topic_check(const char *topic);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_sub_topic_check2
 *
 * Check whether a topic to be used for subscribing is valid.
 *
 * This searches for + or # in a topic and checks that they aren't in invalid
 * positions, such as with foo/#/bar, foo/+bar or foo/bar#, and checks its
 * length.
 *
 * This check is already carried out in <mosquitto_subscribe> and
 * <mosquitto_unsubscribe>, there is no need to call it directly before them.
 * It may be useful if you wish to check the validity of a topic in advance of
 * making a connection for example.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *   topic - the topic to check
 *   topiclen - the length in bytes of the topic
 *
 * Returns:
 *   MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS -        for a valid topic
 *   MOSQ_ERR_INVAL -          if the topic contains a + or a # that is in an
 *                             invalid position, or if it is too long.
 *   MOSQ_ERR_MALFORMED_UTF8 - if topic is not valid UTF-8
 *
 * See Also:
 *   <mosquitto_sub_topic_check>
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_sub_topic_check2(const char *topic, size_t topiclen);


/*
 * Function: mosquitto_validate_utf8
 *
 * Helper function to validate whether a UTF-8 string is valid, according to
 * the UTF-8 spec and the MQTT additions.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *   str - a string to check
 *   len - the length of the string in bytes
 *
 * Returns:
 *   MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS -        on success
 *   MOSQ_ERR_INVAL -          if str is NULL or len<0 or len>65536
 *   MOSQ_ERR_MALFORMED_UTF8 - if str is not valid UTF-8
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_validate_utf8(const char *str, int len);


/* =============================================================================
 *
 * Section: One line client helper functions
 *
 * =============================================================================
 */

struct libmosquitto_will {
	char *topic;
	void *payload;
	int payloadlen;
	int qos;
	bool retain;
};

struct libmosquitto_auth {
	char *username;
	char *password;
};

struct libmosquitto_tls {
	char *cafile;
	char *capath;
	char *certfile;
	char *keyfile;
	char *ciphers;
	char *tls_version;
	int (*pw_callback)(char *buf, int size, int rwflag, void *userdata);
	int cert_reqs;
};

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_subscribe_simple
 *
 * Helper function to make subscribing to a topic and retrieving some messages
 * very straightforward.
 *
 * This connects to a broker, subscribes to a topic, waits for msg_count
 * messages to be received, then returns after disconnecting cleanly.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *   messages - pointer to a "struct mosquitto_message *". The received
 *              messages will be returned here. On error, this will be set to
 *              NULL.
 *   msg_count - the number of messages to retrieve.
 *   want_retained - if set to true, stale retained messages will be treated as
 *                   normal messages with regards to msg_count. If set to
 *                   false, they will be ignored.
 *   topic - the subscription topic to use (wildcards are allowed).
 *   qos - the qos to use for the subscription.
 *   host - the broker to connect to.
 *   port - the network port the broker is listening on.
 *   client_id - the client id to use, or NULL if a random client id should be
 *               generated.
 *   keepalive - the MQTT keepalive value.
 *   clean_session - the MQTT clean session flag.
 *   username - the username string, or NULL for no username authentication.
 *   password - the password string, or NULL for an empty password.
 *   will - a libmosquitto_will struct containing will information, or NULL for
 *          no will.
 *   tls - a libmosquitto_tls struct containing TLS related parameters, or NULL
 *         for no use of TLS.
 *
 *
 * Returns:
 *   MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS - on success
 *   Greater than 0 - on error.
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_subscribe_simple(
		struct mosquitto_message **messages,
		int msg_count,
		bool want_retained,
		const char *topic,
		int qos,
		const char *host,
		int port,
		const char *client_id,
		int keepalive,
		bool clean_session,
		const char *username,
		const char *password,
		const struct libmosquitto_will *will,
		const struct libmosquitto_tls *tls);


/*
 * Function: mosquitto_subscribe_callback
 *
 * Helper function to make subscribing to a topic and processing some messages
 * very straightforward.
 *
 * This connects to a broker, subscribes to a topic, then passes received
 * messages to a user provided callback. If the callback returns a 1, it then
 * disconnects cleanly and returns.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *   callback - a callback function in the following form:
 *              int callback(struct mosquitto *mosq, void *obj, const struct mosquitto_message *message)
 *              Note that this is the same as the normal on_message callback,
 *              except that it returns an int.
 *   userdata - user provided pointer that will be passed to the callback.
 *   topic - the subscription topic to use (wildcards are allowed).
 *   qos - the qos to use for the subscription.
 *   host - the broker to connect to.
 *   port - the network port the broker is listening on.
 *   client_id - the client id to use, or NULL if a random client id should be
 *               generated.
 *   keepalive - the MQTT keepalive value.
 *   clean_session - the MQTT clean session flag.
 *   username - the username string, or NULL for no username authentication.
 *   password - the password string, or NULL for an empty password.
 *   will - a libmosquitto_will struct containing will information, or NULL for
 *          no will.
 *   tls - a libmosquitto_tls struct containing TLS related parameters, or NULL
 *         for no use of TLS.
 *
 *
 * Returns:
 *   MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS - on success
 *   Greater than 0 - on error.
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_subscribe_callback(
		int (*callback)(struct mosquitto *, void *, const struct mosquitto_message *),
		void *userdata,
		const char *topic,
		int qos,
		const char *host,
		int port,
		const char *client_id,
		int keepalive,
		bool clean_session,
		const char *username,
		const char *password,
		const struct libmosquitto_will *will,
		const struct libmosquitto_tls *tls);


/* =============================================================================
 *
 * Section: Properties
 *
 * =============================================================================
 */


/*
 * Function: mosquitto_property_add_byte
 *
 * Add a new byte property to a property list.
 *
 * If *proplist == NULL, a new list will be created, otherwise the new property
 * will be appended to the list.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *	proplist - pointer to mosquitto_property pointer, the list of properties
 *	identifier - property identifier (e.g. MQTT_PROP_PAYLOAD_FORMAT_INDICATOR)
 *	value - integer value for the new property
 *
 * Returns:
 *	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS - on success
 *	MOSQ_ERR_INVAL - if identifier is invalid, or if proplist is NULL
 *	MOSQ_ERR_NOMEM - on out of memory
 *
 * Example:
 * > mosquitto_property *proplist = NULL;
 * > mosquitto_property_add_byte(&proplist, MQTT_PROP_PAYLOAD_FORMAT_IDENTIFIER, 1);
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_property_add_byte(mosquitto_property **proplist, int identifier, uint8_t value);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_property_add_int16
 *
 * Add a new int16 property to a property list.
 *
 * If *proplist == NULL, a new list will be created, otherwise the new property
 * will be appended to the list.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *	proplist - pointer to mosquitto_property pointer, the list of properties
 *	identifier - property identifier (e.g. MQTT_PROP_RECEIVE_MAXIMUM)
 *	value - integer value for the new property
 *
 * Returns:
 *	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS - on success
 *	MOSQ_ERR_INVAL - if identifier is invalid, or if proplist is NULL
 *	MOSQ_ERR_NOMEM - on out of memory
 *
 * Example:
 * > mosquitto_property *proplist = NULL;
 * > mosquitto_property_add_int16(&proplist, MQTT_PROP_RECEIVE_MAXIMUM, 1000);
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_property_add_int16(mosquitto_property **proplist, int identifier, uint16_t value);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_property_add_int32
 *
 * Add a new int32 property to a property list.
 *
 * If *proplist == NULL, a new list will be created, otherwise the new property
 * will be appended to the list.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *	proplist - pointer to mosquitto_property pointer, the list of properties
 *	identifier - property identifier (e.g. MQTT_PROP_MESSAGE_EXPIRY_INTERVAL)
 *	value - integer value for the new property
 *
 * Returns:
 *	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS - on success
 *	MOSQ_ERR_INVAL - if identifier is invalid, or if proplist is NULL
 *	MOSQ_ERR_NOMEM - on out of memory
 *
 * Example:
 * > mosquitto_property *proplist = NULL;
 * > mosquitto_property_add_int32(&proplist, MQTT_PROP_MESSAGE_EXPIRY_INTERVAL, 86400);
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_property_add_int32(mosquitto_property **proplist, int identifier, uint32_t value);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_property_add_varint
 *
 * Add a new varint property to a property list.
 *
 * If *proplist == NULL, a new list will be created, otherwise the new property
 * will be appended to the list.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *	proplist - pointer to mosquitto_property pointer, the list of properties
 *	identifier - property identifier (e.g. MQTT_PROP_SUBSCRIPTION_IDENTIFIER)
 *	value - integer value for the new property
 *
 * Returns:
 *	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS - on success
 *	MOSQ_ERR_INVAL - if identifier is invalid, or if proplist is NULL
 *	MOSQ_ERR_NOMEM - on out of memory
 *
 * Example:
 * > mosquitto_property *proplist = NULL;
 * > mosquitto_property_add_varint(&proplist, MQTT_PROP_SUBSCRIPTION_IDENTIFIER, 1);
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_property_add_varint(mosquitto_property **proplist, int identifier, uint32_t value);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_property_add_binary
 *
 * Add a new binary property to a property list.
 *
 * If *proplist == NULL, a new list will be created, otherwise the new property
 * will be appended to the list.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *	proplist - pointer to mosquitto_property pointer, the list of properties
 *	identifier - property identifier (e.g. MQTT_PROP_PAYLOAD_FORMAT_INDICATOR)
 *	value - pointer to the property data
 *	len - length of property data in bytes
 *
 * Returns:
 *	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS - on success
 *	MOSQ_ERR_INVAL - if identifier is invalid, or if proplist is NULL
 *	MOSQ_ERR_NOMEM - on out of memory
 *
 * Example:
 * > mosquitto_property *proplist = NULL;
 * > mosquitto_property_add_binary(&proplist, MQTT_PROP_AUTHENTICATION_DATA, auth_data, auth_data_len);
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_property_add_binary(mosquitto_property **proplist, int identifier, const void *value, uint16_t len);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_property_add_string
 *
 * Add a new string property to a property list.
 *
 * If *proplist == NULL, a new list will be created, otherwise the new property
 * will be appended to the list.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *	proplist - pointer to mosquitto_property pointer, the list of properties
 *	identifier - property identifier (e.g. MQTT_PROP_CONTENT_TYPE)
 *	value - string value for the new property, must be UTF-8 and zero terminated
 *
 * Returns:
 *	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS - on success
 *	MOSQ_ERR_INVAL - if identifier is invalid, if value is NULL, or if proplist is NULL
 *	MOSQ_ERR_NOMEM - on out of memory
 *	MOSQ_ERR_MALFORMED_UTF8 - value is not valid UTF-8.
 *
 * Example:
 * > mosquitto_property *proplist = NULL;
 * > mosquitto_property_add_string(&proplist, MQTT_PROP_CONTENT_TYPE, "application/json");
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_property_add_string(mosquitto_property **proplist, int identifier, const char *value);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_property_add_string_pair
 *
 * Add a new string pair property to a property list.
 *
 * If *proplist == NULL, a new list will be created, otherwise the new property
 * will be appended to the list.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *	proplist - pointer to mosquitto_property pointer, the list of properties
 *	identifier - property identifier (e.g. MQTT_PROP_USER_PROPERTY)
 *	name - string name for the new property, must be UTF-8 and zero terminated
 *	value - string value for the new property, must be UTF-8 and zero terminated
 *
 * Returns:
 *	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS - on success
 *	MOSQ_ERR_INVAL - if identifier is invalid, if name or value is NULL, or if proplist is NULL
 *	MOSQ_ERR_NOMEM - on out of memory
 *	MOSQ_ERR_MALFORMED_UTF8 - if name or value are not valid UTF-8.
 *
 * Example:
 * > mosquitto_property *proplist = NULL;
 * > mosquitto_property_add_string_pair(&proplist, MQTT_PROP_USER_PROPERTY, "client", "mosquitto_pub");
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_property_add_string_pair(mosquitto_property **proplist, int identifier, const char *name, const char *value);


/*
 * Function: mosquitto_property_identifier
 *
 * Return the property identifier for a single property.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *	property - pointer to a valid mosquitto_property pointer.
 *
 * Returns:
 *  A valid property identifier on success
 *  0 - on error
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_property_identifier(const mosquitto_property *property);


/*
 * Function: mosquitto_property_next
 *
 * Return the next property in a property list. Use to iterate over a property
 * list, e.g.:
 *
 * (start code)
 * for(prop = proplist; prop != NULL; prop = mosquitto_property_next(prop)){
 * 	if(mosquitto_property_identifier(prop) == MQTT_PROP_CONTENT_TYPE){
 * 		...
 * 	}
 * }
 * (end)
 *
 * Parameters:
 *	proplist - pointer to mosquitto_property pointer, the list of properties
 *
 * Returns:
 *	Pointer to the next item in the list
 *	NULL, if proplist is NULL, or if there are no more items in the list.
 */
libmosq_EXPORT const mosquitto_property *mosquitto_property_next(const mosquitto_property *proplist);


/*
 * Function: mosquitto_property_read_byte
 *
 * Attempt to read a byte property matching an identifier, from a property list
 * or single property. This function can search for multiple entries of the
 * same identifier by using the returned value and skip_first. Note however
 * that it is forbidden for most properties to be duplicated.
 *
 * If the property is not found, *value will not be modified, so it is safe to
 * pass a variable with a default value to be potentially overwritten:
 *
 * (start code)
 * uint16_t keepalive = 60; // default value
 * // Get value from property list, or keep default if not found.
 * mosquitto_property_read_int16(proplist, MQTT_PROP_SERVER_KEEP_ALIVE, &keepalive, false);
 * (end)
 *
 * Parameters:
 *	proplist - mosquitto_property pointer, the list of properties or single property
 *	identifier - property identifier (e.g. MQTT_PROP_PAYLOAD_FORMAT_INDICATOR)
 *	value - pointer to store the value, or NULL if the value is not required.
 *	skip_first - boolean that indicates whether the first item in the list
 *	             should be ignored or not. Should usually be set to false.
 *
 * Returns:
 *	A valid property pointer if the property is found
 *	NULL, if the property is not found, or proplist is NULL.
 *
 * Example:
 * (start code)
 *	// proplist is obtained from a callback
 *	mosquitto_property *prop;
 *	prop = mosquitto_property_read_byte(proplist, identifier, &value, false);
 *	while(prop){
 *		printf("value: %s\n", value);
 *		prop = mosquitto_property_read_byte(prop, identifier, &value);
 *	}
 * (end)
 */
libmosq_EXPORT const mosquitto_property *mosquitto_property_read_byte(
		const mosquitto_property *proplist,
		int identifier,
		uint8_t *value,
		bool skip_first);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_property_read_int16
 *
 * Read an int16 property value from a property.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *	property - property to read
 *	identifier - property identifier (e.g. MQTT_PROP_PAYLOAD_FORMAT_INDICATOR)
 *	value - pointer to store the value, or NULL if the value is not required.
 *	skip_first - boolean that indicates whether the first item in the list
 *	             should be ignored or not. Should usually be set to false.
 *
 * Returns:
 *	A valid property pointer if the property is found
 *	NULL, if the property is not found, or proplist is NULL.
 *
 * Example:
 *	See <mosquitto_property_read_byte>
 */
libmosq_EXPORT const mosquitto_property *mosquitto_property_read_int16(
		const mosquitto_property *proplist,
		int identifier,
		uint16_t *value,
		bool skip_first);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_property_read_int32
 *
 * Read an int32 property value from a property.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *	property - pointer to mosquitto_property pointer, the list of properties
 *	identifier - property identifier (e.g. MQTT_PROP_PAYLOAD_FORMAT_INDICATOR)
 *	value - pointer to store the value, or NULL if the value is not required.
 *	skip_first - boolean that indicates whether the first item in the list
 *	             should be ignored or not. Should usually be set to false.
 *
 * Returns:
 *	A valid property pointer if the property is found
 *	NULL, if the property is not found, or proplist is NULL.
 *
 * Example:
 *	See <mosquitto_property_read_byte>
 */
libmosq_EXPORT const mosquitto_property *mosquitto_property_read_int32(
		const mosquitto_property *proplist,
		int identifier,
		uint32_t *value,
		bool skip_first);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_property_read_varint
 *
 * Read a varint property value from a property.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *	property - property to read
 *	identifier - property identifier (e.g. MQTT_PROP_PAYLOAD_FORMAT_INDICATOR)
 *	value - pointer to store the value, or NULL if the value is not required.
 *	skip_first - boolean that indicates whether the first item in the list
 *	             should be ignored or not. Should usually be set to false.
 *
 * Returns:
 *	A valid property pointer if the property is found
 *	NULL, if the property is not found, or proplist is NULL.
 *
 * Example:
 *	See <mosquitto_property_read_byte>
 */
libmosq_EXPORT const mosquitto_property *mosquitto_property_read_varint(
		const mosquitto_property *proplist,
		int identifier,
		uint32_t *value,
		bool skip_first);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_property_read_binary
 *
 * Read a binary property value from a property.
 *
 * On success, value must be free()'d by the application.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *	property - property to read
 *	identifier - property identifier (e.g. MQTT_PROP_PAYLOAD_FORMAT_INDICATOR)
 *	value - pointer to store the value, or NULL if the value is not required.
 *	skip_first - boolean that indicates whether the first item in the list
 *	             should be ignored or not. Should usually be set to false.
 *
 * Returns:
 *	A valid property pointer if the property is found
 *	NULL, if the property is not found, or proplist is NULL, or if an out of memory condition occurred.
 *
 * Example:
 *	See <mosquitto_property_read_byte>
 */
libmosq_EXPORT const mosquitto_property *mosquitto_property_read_binary(
		const mosquitto_property *proplist,
		int identifier,
		void **value,
		uint16_t *len,
		bool skip_first);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_property_read_string
 *
 * Read a string property value from a property.
 *
 * On success, value must be free()'d by the application.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *	property - property to read
 *	identifier - property identifier (e.g. MQTT_PROP_PAYLOAD_FORMAT_INDICATOR)
 *	value - pointer to char*, for the property data to be stored in, or NULL if
 *	        the value is not required.
 *	skip_first - boolean that indicates whether the first item in the list
 *	             should be ignored or not. Should usually be set to false.
 *
 * Returns:
 *	A valid property pointer if the property is found
 *	NULL, if the property is not found, or proplist is NULL, or if an out of memory condition occurred.
 *
 * Example:
 *	See <mosquitto_property_read_byte>
 */
libmosq_EXPORT const mosquitto_property *mosquitto_property_read_string(
		const mosquitto_property *proplist,
		int identifier,
		char **value,
		bool skip_first);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_property_read_string_pair
 *
 * Read a string pair property value pair from a property.
 *
 * On success, name and value must be free()'d by the application.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *	property - property to read
 *	identifier - property identifier (e.g. MQTT_PROP_PAYLOAD_FORMAT_INDICATOR)
 *	name - pointer to char* for the name property data to be stored in, or NULL
 *	       if the name is not required.
 *	value - pointer to char*, for the property data to be stored in, or NULL if
 *	        the value is not required.
 *	skip_first - boolean that indicates whether the first item in the list
 *	             should be ignored or not. Should usually be set to false.
 *
 * Returns:
 *	A valid property pointer if the property is found
 *	NULL, if the property is not found, or proplist is NULL, or if an out of memory condition occurred.
 *
 * Example:
 *	See <mosquitto_property_read_byte>
 */
libmosq_EXPORT const mosquitto_property *mosquitto_property_read_string_pair(
		const mosquitto_property *proplist,
		int identifier,
		char **name,
		char **value,
		bool skip_first);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_property_free_all
 *
 * Free all properties from a list of properties. Frees the list and sets *properties to NULL.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *   properties - list of properties to free
 *
 * Example:
 * > mosquitto_properties *properties = NULL;
 * > // Add properties
 * > mosquitto_property_free_all(&properties);
 */
libmosq_EXPORT void mosquitto_property_free_all(mosquitto_property **properties);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_property_copy_all
 *
 * Parameters:
 *    dest - pointer for new property list
 *    src - property list
 *
 * Returns:
 *    MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS - on successful copy
 *    MOSQ_ERR_INVAL - if dest is NULL
 *    MOSQ_ERR_NOMEM - on out of memory (dest will be set to NULL)
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_property_copy_all(mosquitto_property **dest, const mosquitto_property *src);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_property_check_command
 *
 * Check whether a property identifier is valid for the given command.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *   command - MQTT command (e.g. CMD_CONNECT)
 *   identifier - MQTT property (e.g. MQTT_PROP_USER_PROPERTY)
 *
 * Returns:
 *   MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS - if the identifier is valid for command
 *   MOSQ_ERR_PROTOCOL - if the identifier is not valid for use with command.
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_property_check_command(int command, int identifier);


/*
 * Function: mosquitto_property_check_all
 *
 * Check whether a list of properties are valid for a particular command,
 * whether there are duplicates, and whether the values are valid where
 * possible.
 *
 * Note that this function is used internally in the library whenever
 * properties are passed to it, so in basic use this is not needed, but should
 * be helpful to check property lists *before* the point of using them.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *	command - MQTT command (e.g. CMD_CONNECT)
 *	properties - list of MQTT properties to check.
 *
 * Returns:
 *	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS - if all properties are valid
 *	MOSQ_ERR_DUPLICATE_PROPERTY - if a property is duplicated where it is forbidden.
 *	MOSQ_ERR_PROTOCOL - if any property is invalid
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_property_check_all(int command, const mosquitto_property *properties);

/*
 * Function: mosquitto_property_identifier_to_string
 *
 * Return the property name as a string for a property identifier.
 * The property name is as defined in the MQTT specification, with - as a
 * separator, for example: payload-format-indicator.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *	identifier - valid MQTT property identifier integer
 *
 * Returns:
 *  A const string to the property name on success
 *  NULL on failure
 */
libmosq_EXPORT const char *mosquitto_property_identifier_to_string(int identifier);


/* Function: mosquitto_string_to_property_info
 *
 * Parse a property name string and convert to a property identifier and data type.
 * The property name is as defined in the MQTT specification, with - as a
 * separator, for example: payload-format-indicator.
 *
 * Parameters:
 *	propname - the string to parse
 *	identifier - pointer to an int to receive the property identifier
 *	type - pointer to an int to receive the property type
 *
 * Returns:
 *	MOSQ_ERR_SUCCESS - on success
 *	MOSQ_ERR_INVAL - if the string does not match a property
 *
 * Example:
 * (start code)
 *	mosquitto_string_to_property_info("response-topic", &id, &type);
 *	// id == MQTT_PROP_RESPONSE_TOPIC
 *	// type == MQTT_PROP_TYPE_STRING
 * (end)
 */
libmosq_EXPORT int mosquitto_string_to_property_info(const char *propname, int *identifier, int *type);


#ifdef __cplusplus
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#endif

#endif