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Basically, gps-server is aimed to support various GPS hardware devices and different data protocols. Both binary and string-based protocols can be supported, including NMEA-like ones.
There is a map page available to see your GPS devices tracked in real-time. Just go to configured HTTP endpoint in your browser.
TBD: Also, some admin UI provided to get an idea what's going on under the hood, with some of logs out to see in real-time in your browser.
Main goals are to keep it:
...and that's it. Simple.
gps-server can be used as npm package, in external app. In your app's folder, do:
npm install gps-server
To save dependency in your package.json: npm install gps-server --save
Then, in your app just add:
var gpsServer = require('gps-server');
// start GPS server
gpsServer();
See server.js for usage example.
After cloning or downloading this repository, you can run it as standalone server:
node server.js
Usually, it's a good idea to use some helper packages, like forever. See server.js for some more info.
FAQs
server supporting hardware GPS devices of various types
The npm package gps-server receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, gps-server popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that gps-server demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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