redo examples to match new location of device_id

Author: brentru

examples/azureiot_device_management.py

@@ -29,19 +29,12 @@
 wifi = adafruit_esp32spi_wifimanager.ESPSPI_WiFiManager(esp, secrets, status_light)
 
 # Create an instance of the Azure IoT Hub
-hub = IOT_Hub(wifi, secrets['azure_iot_hub'], secrets['azure_iot_sas'])
-
-device_id = 'CircuitPython'
+hub = IOT_Hub(wifi, secrets['azure_iot_hub'], secrets['azure_iot_sas'], secrets['device_id'])
 
 # Enumerate all devices on an Azure IoT Hub
 all_hub_devices = hub.get_devices()
 print(all_hub_devices)
 
 # Get a specified device on an Azure IoT Hub
-device_data = hub.get_device(device_id)
+device_data = hub.get_device()
 print(device_data)
-
-# Delete a device from an Azure IoT Hub
-# NOTE: This operation requires a device's ETag
-hub.delete_device(device_id, device_data['etag'])
-print('Device deleted from IoT Hub!')

examples/azureiot_devicetwin.py

@@ -29,22 +29,19 @@
 wifi = adafruit_esp32spi_wifimanager.ESPSPI_WiFiManager(esp, secrets, status_light)
 
 # Create an instance of the Azure IoT Hub
-hub = IOT_Hub(wifi, secrets['azure_iot_hub'], secrets['azure_iot_sas'])
-
-# Set a device id (This name must match a device connected to your Azure IoT Hub)
-device_id = 'Blinka'
+hub = IOT_Hub(wifi, secrets['azure_iot_hub'], secrets['azure_iot_sas'], secrets['device_id'])
 
 # Get a Device Twin
-device_twin = hub.get_device_twin(device_id)
+device_twin = hub.get_device_twin()
 # Filter out the device's name from the twin's properties
 device_name = device_twin['properties']['desired']['deviceName']
 print(device_name)
 
 # Update a Device Twin's Properties
 data = {"properties":{"desired": {"deviceName": "{{BasementTemperatureLoggerFeather}}"}}}
-hub.update_device_twin(device_id, data)
+hub.update_device_twin(data)
 
 # And read the updated device twin information
-device_twin = hub.get_device_twin(device_id)
+device_twin = hub.get_device_twin()
 device_name = device_twin['properties']['desired']['deviceName']
 print(device_name)

examples/azureiot_simpletest.py

@@ -30,22 +30,19 @@
 wifi = adafruit_esp32spi_wifimanager.ESPSPI_WiFiManager(esp, secrets, status_light)
 
 # Create an instance of the Azure IoT Hub
-hub = IOT_Hub(wifi, secrets['azure_iot_hub'], secrets['azure_iot_sas'])
-
-# Set a device id (This name must match a device connected to your Azure IoT Hub)
-device_id = 'Blinka'
+hub = IOT_Hub(wifi, secrets['azure_iot_hub'], secrets['azure_iot_sas'], secrets['device_id'])
 
 # Send a Device-to-Cloud message
 print('Sending Data to Azure IoT Hub...')
 data = randint(0, 100)
-hub.send_device_message(device_id, str(data))
+hub.send_device_message(str(data))
 print('Data Sent!')
 
 # Receive a Cloud-to-Device message
 # NOTE: HTTP Cloud-to-Device messages are HEAVILY throttled over HTTP.
 # Microsoft suggests a polling interval of the below code for every 25 minutes.
 print('Receiving a message from an Azure IoT Hub...')
-message = hub.get_hub_message(device_id)
+message = hub.get_hub_message()
 if message == -1:
     print('IoT Hub Message Queue is empty!')
 else: