ux4iot
  • Introduction
  • Quickstart
  • Concepts
  • How Ux4iot works
  • REST API Reference
  • Configuration Options
  • Create your ux4iot Instance
  • EventHub / IoTHub
    • Configure your existing IoT Hub
    • Create IoT Hub and linked ux4iot
    • Using a separate Event Hub
  • ux4iot-react
    • Initialization
    • Hooks
    • Grant Request Function
    • Tutorial using create-react-app
  • Implementing your custom security backend
    • Introduction
    • Security Backend
    • Security Backend Example - Azure Function
    • ux4iot-admin-node
  • Resources
    • Pricing
    • Performance
    • Limitations
    • Known Bugs & Nice to know's
    • Changelog
  • Made with ❤️ at Device Insight
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  • Quickstart with a new IoT Hub and simulated device
  • Quickstart with existing IoT Hub and device

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These quickstarts do not include a custom security backend, so you only have to develop the frontend.

Quickstart with a new IoT Hub and simulated device

If you want to deploy a new IoT Hub for trying out ux4iot, you do this:

  • (10 Minutes)

  • (15 Minutes)

Quickstart with existing IoT Hub and device

If you have an existing IoT hub and devices, perform the following steps

  • (10 Minutes)

  • (5 Minutes)

  • (10 Minutes)

Create a new IoT Hub and ux4iot instance
Bootstrap your React application, add your first ux4iot hook, send simulated data
Create your ux4iot instance
Configure your IoT Hub
Bootstrap your React application, add your first ux4iot hook