send command to Puck.JS from the raspberry without Espruino Hub install

You were so close!

It's basically the same:

Subscribe to /ble/data/c7:f9:36:dd:b0:ca/nus/nus_rx
Send a message to /ble/notify/c7:f9:36:dd:b0:ca/nus/nus_rx - can contain anything
Send "\x10Bluetooth.println(E.getTemperature())\n" to /ble/write/c7:f9:36:dd:b0:ca/nus/nus_tx

You should get /ble/data/c7:f9:36:dd:b0:ca/nus/nus_rx => "23\r\n"

what about the result from the function, i.e i want to send ack back .

also i am having issue publishing on the nodered from another lan machine

maybe i should rephrase my last message,

what is the best way to execute a function within the puck and get a response

Any function with a return will give you a response to console. So will Bluetooth.println as per Gordon's post not both execute the function and send the returned response? That's the behaviour I would expect.

Yes - instead of "\x10Bluetooth.println(E.getTemperature())\n" just do "\x10Bluetooth.println(yourfunction())\n"

It's all basically just the same as I'd explained earlier when you were trying with Python

thanks, so i have tried the following and it works but i do receive an echo of the input command. so i tried with the \x10, but this does not work, however i receive the following echoed back.

when issuing the following command

"beam(sleep)\n"

i get

{"topic":"/ble/data/d8:19:e7:5b:3a:57/nus/nus_rx","payload":"beam(sleep)\r\n","qos":0,"retain":false,"_msgid":"2846d788.245218"}

and

{"topic":"/ble/data/d8:19:e7:5b:3a:57/nus/nus_rx","payload":"=\"testing\"\r\n>","qos":0,"retain":false,"_msgid":"37141196.ec66fe"}

however when issuing the following command to rid of the echoed command

"\x10beam(sleep)\n"

i only get

{"topic":"/ble/data/d8:19:e7:5b:3a:57/nus/nus_rx","payload":"\"\x10beam(sleep)\n\"","qos":0,"retain":false,"_msgid":"7217a5c4.d44c8c"}

the following seems to works. all good thanks

\x10Bluetooth.println(beam(mycool))\n

In case anyone needs it, the Python code to transmit and receive is now at:

http://www.espruino.com/Interfacing#python

As is code in Node.js