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kitten-bubbles

v1.0.0

Published

Kitten Bubbles KNO entry

Downloads

4

Readme

Technical Overview

Install of hapi server

# getting the code
git clone [email protected]:nko5/kitten-bubbles.git && cd ./kitten-bubbles/

# developing
npm install
npm start

Source files

pebble.js

JavaScript app running on the pebble watch. It uses WebSockets to connect to the hapi server running on modulus.

tessel.js

JavaScript app running on the tessel 2. It talks to the arduino gateway over the serial port and then publishes any sensor data using WebSockets to the hapi server running on modulus.

server.js

Hapi server running on modulus. This uses WebSockets to listen for new sensor data from the tessel and then publishes that data to the pebble listener.

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