@hishprorg/possimus-tenetur-unde
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Node-RED is an open-source flow-based programming tool designed for visual programming and wiring together hardware devices, APIs, and online services. It provides a browser-based flow editor that allows users to create applications by wiring together nodes to perform tasks.
You can easily deploy the project following the README.md in Node-RED-starter
At this point, we are going to explain the main Node-RED panel, differentiating it into three main areas. The first area, located in the left column, is where we will find all the available nodes:
In Node-RED, a node is a piece of functionality that we can include in the automations. The second area is the central board:
In this board, we can add the nodes and their connections. Finally, in the right column, we can visualise different panels where we can consult relevant information, such as the log console or a summary of all the installed flows:
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The npm package @hishprorg/possimus-tenetur-unde receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, @hishprorg/possimus-tenetur-unde popularity was classified as not popular.
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