mist-gps-node
Advanced tools
Dependent on the mist-api package, which currently is working with Linux x64 and nodejs v6.x only. To get it working you also need to run a Wish Core on the same host. The Wish Core linux-x64 executable can be downloaded https://mist.controlthings.fi/dist/wish-core-v0.6.6-stable3-linux-x64.
Download and run wish-core (https://mist.controlthings.fi/dist/wish-core-v0.6.6-stable3-linux-x64).
./wish-core-v0.6.6-stable3-linux-x64
To access the GPS you need to access the MistApi. You may do that using a Mist Ui, Cli or programmatically using mist-api node.js package. An easy option is to install the MistUi Android app. You need the following apps:
You may like to follow the instructions for the GPS specific Ui: https://github.com/ControlThings/mist-gps-ui-android, as they explain how to get it up and running. You only need to install Wish and Mist apk packages.
node --version #should return 6.x
npm install -g mist-gps
mist-gps
git clone https://github.com/ControlThings/mist-gps-nodejs.git
cd mist-gps-nodejs
npm install
node --version #should return 6.x
node run
FAQs
Mist sample implementation of a dummy GPS receiver using mist-api.
We found that mist-gps-node 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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