arduino/iot-client-go

This project is a Go client for the Arduino IoT Cloud API. It lets a program written in the Go programming language talk to Arduino's IoT Cloud, so you can read sensor data or control devices remotely from your own server or application. To use it, you first get a client ID and client secret from the Arduino IoT Cloud website. You pass those to this client, which handles the authentication process automatically and gives you a temporary access token. Once that token is in hand, your code can make requests to Arduino's cloud service. The repo includes a working example in an example folder to show you how to wire it all together. This is for developers building IoT projects on the Arduino platform who want to write their backend or data-processing logic in Go. For instance, if you have temperature sensors scattered across a warehouse reporting to Arduino IoT Cloud, this client would let your Go-based dashboard pull that temperature data in real time or trigger alerts when readings cross a threshold. The README is fairly sparse, it covers authentication setup and where to find your credentials, plus screenshots of the Arduino Cloud interface for generating them. It doesn't document the full list of available API calls or features, so you'd need to look at the example code or the broader Arduino IoT API documentation to understand everything you can do with it. The project is lightweight and focused, serving as a straightforward bridge between Go programs and Arduino's cloud infrastructure.