The rule engine unescape function should convert the escape sequence \a to the alarm bell symbol (ASCII 7). This bug was created as it was assumed that Erlang convert $\a to 7 but Erlang does not handle the \a escape sequence and instead convert it to 97 (ASCII code for a). Fixes: https://emqx.atlassian.net/browse/EMQX-12313 |
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Erlang utility library for EMQX
Overview
emqx_utils is a collection of utility functions for EMQX, organized into
several modules. It provides various functionalities to make it easier to work
with EMQX, such as binary manipulations, maps, JSON en- and decoding, ets table
handling, data conversions, and more.
Features
emqx_utils: unsorted helper functions, formerly known asemqx_misc- NEEDS WORKemqx_utils_api: collection of helper functions for API responsesemqx_utils_binary: binary reverse, join, trim etcemqx_utils_ets: convenience functions for creating and looking up data in ets tables.emqx_utils_json: JSON encoding and decodingemqx_utils_maps: convenience functions for map lookup and manipulation like deep_get etc.emqx_metrics: counters, gauges, slides
Contributing
Please see our contributing guidelines for information
on how to contribute to emqx_utils. We welcome bug reports, feature requests,
and pull requests.