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Example

Install

sudo apt-get install libpcap-dev

git clone https://github.com/jerosoler/IoTFlow.git

cd IoTFlow

npm install

### For Raspberry Install raspi-io
npm install raspi-io

sudo HOST=192.168.1.9 PORT=3000 npm run build  ## Cambia la IP

sudo HOST=192.168.1.9 PORT=3000 npm run start  ## Cambia la IP

### OR PM2

sudo HOST=192.168.1.9 PORT=3000 pm2 start npm --name="IoTFLow" -- start

Setting

Step 1

Load StandardFirmata or StandardFirmataWifi to your devices. Test with:

  • Arduino UNO (StandardFirmata)
  • NodeMCU (StandardFirmataWifi)
  • If you use raspberry for the software, you can also use the GPIO pins. (Not checked)

Step 2

Configure your boards

Image boards

Step 3

Create your flow

Image Flow

Step 4

Play!! ;)

IoTFlow

MQTT Server

Incorporates an MQTT server on port 1883. No username and password.

Future implementations:

Dashboard:

  • Joystick
  • up/down
  • Video view
  • Img view
  • Graphs

Firmata:

  • LCD
  • Motor
  • Stepper

Functions:

  • Telegram
  • Others (Socket, email, iftt, assistant ...)

Developers

sudo HOST=192.168.1.9 PORT=3000 npm run dev  ## Change IP

Create your modules following the examples in the "modules" folder

Donaciones

With a: star2: it is enough to continue with the project