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littlebitstweetr

v1.0.0

Published

Tweets custom string on pressing button on LittleBits

Downloads

2

Readme

Author: Don Phan E-mail: [email protected] Homecoming 2015 - ROCs

Requires: https://nodejs.org/en/ https://www.npmjs.com/package/johnny-five https://www.npmjs.com/package/twitter

Windows: Can use CMDER for terminal emulation since it works well with node and npm installs. Mac/UNIX: Terminal should work fine with node and npm.

Setup: 1.) Install node 2.) npm install packages $ npm install twitter $ npm install johnny-five 3.) Run program using "node led.js"

Notes: Little bits connection with the USB is a little spotty. If it does not recongize when it's connected just try reconnecting or re-running the program.

LED.JS - Testing out Johnny-Five API with Little Bits connection with LED Manipulation Button.js - Testing out Johnny-Five API with Little Bits connection with Button interaction Twitter.js - Testing out Twitter API and the sniffing the stream Main.js - Combining Twitter and Johnny-Five Api to sniff twitter feeds with Little Bits