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/**
 * @file ota_config.h
 * @brief OTA user configurable settings.
 */

#ifndef OTA_CONFIG_H_
#define OTA_CONFIG_H_

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/* Logging related header files are required to be included in the following order:
 * 1. Include the header file "logging_levels.h".
 * 2. Define LIBRARY_LOG_NAME and  LIBRARY_LOG_LEVEL.
 * 3. Include the header file "logging_stack.h".
 */

/* Include header that defines log levels. */
#include "logging_levels.h"

/* Configure name and log level for the OTA library. */
#ifndef LIBRARY_LOG_NAME
    #define LIBRARY_LOG_NAME     "OTA"
#endif
#ifndef LIBRARY_LOG_LEVEL
    #define LIBRARY_LOG_LEVEL    LOG_INFO
#endif

#include "logging_stack.h"

/************ End of logging configuration ****************/

/* Include OTA demo configurations. */
#include "ota_demo_config.h"

/**
 * @brief Log base 2 of the size of the file data block message (excluding the header).
 *
 * 10 bits yields a data block size of 1KB.
 */
#define otaconfigLOG2_FILE_BLOCK_SIZE           12UL

/**
 * @brief Size of the file data block message (excluding the header).
 */
#define otaconfigFILE_BLOCK_SIZE                ( 1UL << otaconfigLOG2_FILE_BLOCK_SIZE )

/**
 * @brief Milliseconds to wait for the self test phase to succeed before we force reset.
 */
#define otaconfigSELF_TEST_RESPONSE_WAIT_MS     16000U

/**
 * @brief Milliseconds to wait before requesting data blocks from the OTA service
 * if nothing is happening.
 *
 * The wait timer is reset whenever a data block is received from the OTA
 * service so we will only send the request message after being idle for this
 * amount of time.
 */
#define otaconfigFILE_REQUEST_WAIT_MS           10000U

/**
 * @brief The maximum allowed length of the thing name used by the OTA agent.
 *
 * AWS IoT requires Thing names to be unique for each device that connects to the
 * broker. Likewise, the OTA agent requires the developer to construct and pass
 * in the Thing name when initializing the OTA agent. The agent uses this size to
 * allocate static storage for the Thing name used in all OTA base topics.
 * Namely $aws/things/<thingName>
 */
#define otaconfigMAX_THINGNAME_LEN              128U

/**
 * @brief The maximum number of data blocks requested from OTA streaming service.
 *
 * This configuration parameter is sent with data requests and represents the
 * maximum number of data blocks the service will send in response. The maximum
 * limit for this must be calculated from the maximum data response limit (128 KB
 * from service) divided by the block size. For example if block size is set as 1
 * KB then the maximum number of data blocks that we can request is
 * 128/1 = 128 blocks. Configure this parameter to this maximum limit or lower
 * based on how many data blocks response is expected for each data requests.
 * @note This must be set larger than zero.
 */
#define otaconfigMAX_NUM_BLOCKS_REQUEST         1U

/**
 * @brief The maximum number of requests allowed to send without a response before
 * we abort.
 *
 * This configuration parameter sets the maximum number of times the requests are
 * made over the selected communication channel before aborting and returning error.
 */
#define otaconfigMAX_NUM_REQUEST_MOMENTUM       32U

/**
 * @brief The number of data buffers reserved by the OTA agent.
 *
 * This configurations parameter sets the maximum number of static data buffers used by
 * the OTA agent for job and file data blocks received.
 */
#define otaconfigMAX_NUM_OTA_DATA_BUFFERS       otaconfigMAX_NUM_BLOCKS_REQUEST + 1

/**
 * @brief How frequently the device will report its OTA progress to the cloud.
 *
 * Device will update the job status with the number of blocks it has received every certain
 * number of blocks it receives. For example, 25 means device will update job status every 25 blocks
 * it receives.
 */
#define otaconfigOTA_UPDATE_STATUS_FREQUENCY    25U

/**
 * @brief Allow update to same or lower version.
 *
 * Set this to 1 to allow downgrade or same version update.This configurations parameter
 * disables version check and allows update to a same or lower version.This is provided for
 * testing purpose and it is recommended to always update to higher version and keep this
 * configuration disabled.
 */
#define otaconfigAllowDowngrade                 0U

/**
 * @brief The protocol selected for OTA control operations.
 *
 * This configurations parameter sets the default protocol for all the OTA control
 * operations like requesting OTA job, updating the job status etc.
 *
 * @note Only MQTT is supported at this time for control operations.
 */
#define configENABLED_CONTROL_PROTOCOL          ( OTA_CONTROL_OVER_MQTT )

/**
 * @brief The protocol selected for OTA data operations.
 *
 * This configurations parameter sets the protocols selected for the data operations
 * like requesting file blocks from the service.
 *
 * @note Both MQTT and HTTP is supported for data transfer. This configuration parameter
 * can be set to following -
 * Enable data over MQTT - ( OTA_DATA_OVER_MQTT )
 * Enable data over HTTP - ( OTA_DATA_OVER_HTTP)
 * Enable data over both MQTT & HTTP ( OTA_DATA_OVER_MQTT | OTA_DATA_OVER_HTTP )
 *
 * @note To enable data over HTTP, you must remove `AWSIOT_NETWORK_TYPE_BLE` from
 * `configENABLED_NETWORKS` in `aws_iot_network_config.h`
 */
#define configENABLED_DATA_PROTOCOLS            ( OTA_DATA_OVER_MQTT )

/**
 * @brief The preferred protocol selected for OTA data operations.
 *
 * Primary data protocol will be the protocol used for downloading file if more than
 * one protocol is selected while creating OTA job. Default primary data protocol is MQTT
 * and following update here to switch to HTTP as primary.
 *
 * @note Use OTA_DATA_OVER_HTTP for HTTP as primary data protocol.
 */

#define configOTA_PRIMARY_DATA_PROTOCOL    ( OTA_DATA_OVER_MQTT )

#endif /* OTA_CONFIG_H_ */