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Firmata Host implementation for Linux #94

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dimitry-ishenko opened this issue Sep 19, 2017 · 2 comments
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Firmata Host implementation for Linux #94

dimitry-ishenko opened this issue Sep 19, 2017 · 2 comments

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@dimitry-ishenko
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It would be nice to have a Firmata host side implementation for Linux. There are plenty of SBCs running Linux that could benefit from it. Few immediate ones that come to mind:

Raspberry Pi
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VoCore2

By leveraging GPIO and Device Tree facilities the host can probably even auto configure itself.

@dimitry-ishenko
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My immediate interest is being able to control I/O remotely through WiFi using the VoCore2 chip.

@monteslu
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take a look at remote-io: https://github.com/monteslu/remote-io
It can act as a firmata server. Think of it as the opposite of firmata.js

You take any johnny-five IO class and wrap it with remote-io, and provide it some type of transport such as a tcp or websocket. Most of the functionality is there for GPIOs. Digitial inputs might need a little work, but outputs, pwm, analog in, and i2c should all work.

slightly outdated, but I did a writeup of it here: https://www.iceddev.com/blog/remotebots-cutting-the-cord-with-remote-io/

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