#SKYNET MAIN HAS TRANSITIONED TO SOCKETIO 1.0, making this repo no longer functional. We may update in the future but for now please see our new MQTT client https://github.com/skynetim/skynetos_mqtt
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Skynet OS allows you to connect to Skynet.im via your Arduino and an Arduino ethernet or wifi shield (or any other device that properly implements the Client interface)
- http://arduino.cc/en/Main/ArduinoEthernetShield
- http://arduino.cc/en/Main/ArduinoBoardEthernet
- http://arduino.cc/en/Main/ArduinoWiFiShield
- https://www.sparkfun.com/products/12071
- https://pinocc.io/
- https://www.spark.io/
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##Install
- Clone or download and unzip.
- Rename the resulting folder to remove any - characters, and import library via Arduino menu Sketch->Import Library->Add Library
- After adding, you'll find File->Examples->SkynetClient
##Examples Find full examples in the File->Examples->SkynetClient menu but generally, theres 3 ways to use: onMessage, log message, or bind. ###onMessage The simplest method is to register a function to be called when Skynet receives a message for your device:
void setup()
{
//...
skynetclient.setMessageDelegate(onMessage);
}
void loop(){
skynetclient.monitor();
}Then you can do whatever you want with that message. You can even grab a third party json parser, here we print it to console:
void onMessage(const char * const data) {
Serial.print("Parse: ");
Serial.println(data);
}###Log Even simpler than that is to just send data to Skynet with the logMessage command:
void loop(){
//Craft a string with your data like "light":"423","temp":"356"
skynetclient.logMessage(message);
}Now you can subscribe to your data elsewhere. See the api page for rest examples with Rest, Javascript, and more! http://skynet.im/#api ###Bind Lastly, we've created the ability to bind 2 devices to just Skynet like a virtual serial cable. This is good for passing lots of information between devices without all the addressing overhead. You can read the data out of the Skynet Client just like a Serial device:
void loop() {
skynetclient.monitor();
while(skynetclient.available())
Serial.print(skynetclient.read());
}This can be seen in our Firmata sketch paired with the Node example in the node_client directory. (see also: https://www.npmjs.org/package/skynet-serial) NOTE: This sketch requires the new Arduino 1.5 IDE! http://arduino.cc/en/main/software
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