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mongo-john

v1.0.1

Published

Simple and powerful Big Data and IoT, this API combines the power of MongoDB (with mongoose) and JhonnyFive

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Mongo-John

Simple and powerful Big Data and IoT, this API combines the power of MongoDB (with mongoose) and JhonnyFive

  • Easy data persistence with mongoDB.
  • All JhonnyFive components as mongoose Schema.
  • JhonnyFive components from stored data.

Lastest Features!

  • Basic Schema for each component
  • Simple functions to take a snapshot of a component state

Requeriments

Just this libraries are required to work properly:

  • [node.js] - Node.js is a JavaScript runtime built on Chrome's V8 JavaScript engine.
  • [mongoose] - Elegant mongodb object modeling for node.js

An instance of MongoDBS running is required to connect mongoose library.

Installation

MRCJS requires Node.js to run.

Install the dependencies and devDependencies and start the server.

$ npm install mongo-john --save

mongoose install required

$ npm install mongoose --save

Import johnny-five and mongo-john

var five = require("johnny-five"),
	mj = require('mongo-john');
  

And start storing data (the following calls) mj.component(instance) uses the JhonnyFive component instance and parse all data to a model and save it to de mongoDBS


var barometer = new five.Barometer({
	controller: "BMP180"
});
barometer.on("data", function() {
	mj.barometer(this);
});

var joystick = new five.Joystick({
    // [ x, y ]
    pins: ["A1", "A2"]
});
joystick.on("data", function() {
    mj.joystick(this);
});

Development

Do you Want to contribute?

Follow the project and create a pull request, all help is welcome.

Todos

  • Methods to extract and use some data as component or component parts (e.g Segment for animations )
  • Data access controll for each component

Conclusion

  • Use it to IoT, Machine Learning or Big Data, forget wasting time onto models.

License

MIT Free Software, All by everyone, all to everyone