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@heisenware/luxafor-agent

v0.1.1

Published

Luxafor Agent

Downloads

2

Readme

Luxafor Agent

Provides access to luxafor devices

Starting instructions

Linux

The Luxafor agent must have the rights to access the USB port.

Under Linux you can achieve that by starting the application using sudo. Note that you have to provide the absolute path to the executable in that case.

You can find out the path using:

which node

Example:

sudo /home/bheisen/.nvm/versions/node/v16.15.1/bin/node index.js -a 'Luxafor Agent' -d <domain>

You can then try out your device using vrpc.io

Hint:

Depending on your OS the node-hid library may needs to be build and can not survive with the pre-packed binaries. If that's the case install this package with

npm install --build-from-source

Windows

Make sure you have installed node, that's all you need!

node index.js - a 'Luxafor Agent' -d <domain>

Integration to Heisenware's App Builder

Example:

node index.js -a 'Luxafor Agent' -d <domain> -t <token> -b mqtts://heisenware.rocks --bestEffort

You will then see the device directly in the Connectivity list.