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node-wpilib-ws
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node-wpilib-ws provides both client and server implementations of the WPILib WebSocket protocol, which allows interaction with WPILib-based robot code.
npm install node-wpilib-ws
The src/apps folder has very simple examples of a client and server.
Additionally, the wpilib-ws-robot package shows a concrete example of how to use the client and server classes.
The Client and Server implementations are event based, and will fire off appropriate events whenever certain classes of messages arrive over the websocket.
const wss = new WPILibWebSocketServer(); // This can also be a WPILibWebSocketClient
wss.start(); // Start the server (or connect to a host in the case of the client)
wss.on("dioEvent", (channel: number, payload: WPILibWSMessages.DIOPayload) => {
// Channel refers to the DIO channel number
// payload contains a subset of the DIOPayload message
});
const wss = new WPILibWebSocketServer(); // This can also be a WPILibWebSocketClient
wss.start(); // Start the server (or connect to a host in the case of the client)
wss.pwmUpdateToWpilib(0, {
"<>value": 128
});
FAQs
WebSocket client/server interfacing with WPILib
We found that node-wpilib-ws 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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