node-red-contrib-jacdac

Node-RED Jacdac Node

Jacdac is a bus-based plug-and-play hardware and software stack for microcontrollers and their peripherals such as sensors and actuators. Jacdac is primarily designed for “modular electronics” scenarios that support rapid prototyping, creative exploration, making and learning through physical computing. Jacdac is designed to be cheap, flexible and extensible.

Requirements

This node uses node-usb which has specific installation requirements.

Adding Nodes

You can quickly scaffold a new node and add it to the node set. Use the following command to create my-new-node-type node:

yarn add-node my-new-node-type

The node generator is based on mustache templates. At the moment there are three templates available:

• blank (used by default) - basic node for Node-RED >=1.0
• blank-0 - node with a backward compatibility for running on Node-RED <1.0
• config - configuration node

To generate a node using a template, specify it as the third argument:

yarn add-node my-new-node-type blank

or

yarn add-node my-new-node-config config

Developing Nodes

Build & Test in Watch mode:

yarn dev

Building Node Set

Create a production build:

yarn build

Acknoledgments

This repo was built using the node-red TypeScript starter.

Contributing

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