pi-steroid ##########
pi-steroid is a client for Asteroid aka pijs.io, a cloud framework for JavaScript development and deployment on the Raspberry Pi.
What does it do?
pi-steroid runs on your Raspberry Pi and connects it to an asteroid server. Once your Raspberry Pi is connected, you can program it in javascript in the cloud. Your code is updated on the device in realtime.
How to install?
The easiest way to install pi-steroid on a Raspberry Pi is to use the auto-installation script described in pijs.io documentation.
You can also try pi-steroid on any computer that has nodejs and npm installed. Just install this package and run pijs-client:
$ sudo npm install -g pi-steroid
$ pi-steroid
How does it work?
pi-steroid uses the node-ddp-client library to connect to an asteroid server. It subscribes to a feed from the server that describes this device and the code it is supposed to run.
Author
- Thomas Sarlandie - @sarfata
- Seif Kobrosly - @skobrosly
Contributor
- Simba Zhang - @solderzzc
License
MIT License
Copyright (c) 2013 TBideas
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