I have been playing with the LoPy for the last couple of weeks. It also was a Kickstarter, like the Puck.js
I mainly use it to connect to The Things Network, a community provided IoT network based on LoRaWAN. It enables long range (miles/km's) transmission of small amounts of data.
Because the LoPy, like the Puck.js supports BLE, I wanted to try to connect the two.
I adapted the available example scripts so that when you press the Puck.js, it connects via BLE to the LoPy and sends it the current thermometer, light and battery level. The LoPy then posts that data to The Things Network.
I was really interested in this option, tried it both combined with my LG G4 and the WebBLE app on my iPad, but was unable to get beyond the "connecting" dialog on my laptop.
Don't really know where to look for debug info though.
First: finally an option to work on iOS. Yeah! :)
I bought the app to use on my iPad mini because I use a keyboard sleeve on it. But when using in landscape mode, the screen use is far from optimal. It would be great to have a bigger edit area while doing the actual coding op the iPad.
Espruino is a JavaScript interpreter for low-power Microcontrollers. This site is both a support community for Espruino and a place to share what you are working on.
I have been playing with the LoPy for the last couple of weeks. It also was a Kickstarter, like the Puck.js
I mainly use it to connect to The Things Network, a community provided IoT network based on LoRaWAN. It enables long range (miles/km's) transmission of small amounts of data.
Because the LoPy, like the Puck.js supports BLE, I wanted to try to connect the two.
I adapted the available example scripts so that when you press the Puck.js, it connects via BLE to the LoPy and sends it the current thermometer, light and battery level. The LoPy then posts that data to The Things Network.
Code etc. available online here.