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di-sensors

v0.0.3

Published

3 years ago

Drivers and examples for using DI_Sensors in Node.js

Downloads

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marcello.barile

Dexter Distance Sensor Inertial Measurement Unit IMU Light Color Sensor Temperature Humidity Pressure Sensor RGB LCD DHT Sensor

Node.js DI_Sensors

Dexter Industries Sensors

Compatibility

The following Grove compatible devices are supported:

Dexter Industries:
- Distance Sensor
- Inertial Measurement Unit Sensor
- Light Color Sensor
- Temperature Humidity Pressure Sensor
Grove:
- RGB LCD

Notes for developers

Features

Build with Babel. (ES6 -> ES5)
Test with mocha.
Cover with istanbul.
Check with eslint.
Deploy with Travis.

Commands

npm run clean - Remove lib/ directory
npm test - Run tests. Tests can be written with ES6 (WOW!)
npm test:watch - You can even re-run tests on file changes!
npm run cover - Yes. You can even cover ES6 code.
npm run lint - We recommend using airbnb-config. It's fantastic.
npm run test:examples - We recommend writing examples on pure JS for better understanding module usage.
npm run build - Do some magic with ES6 to create ES5 code.
npm run prepublish - Hook for npm. Do all the checks before publishing you module.

License

Please review the LICENSE.md file for license information.