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@avimesa/virtual-device

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Avimesa Virtual Device Client

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Avimesa Virtual Device (Node.js) (alpha)

last updated 2019-Feb-15

Table of Contents

1. Overview

The Avimesa Virtual Device Client (VDC) is a native command line utility that allows one to easily build Avimesa Device clients without having to do any of the hard coding!

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2. Prerequisites

  • Node.js
  • A valid Avimesa Device Cloud Device ID and associated Authentication Key
  • The ability to run the npm command as root (sudo) to install the command line utility to /usr/local/bin
  • For some examples below, there may be other requirements that should be followed. Reference the example that is being used below for more information.

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4. Examples

4.1 General Use Case

Summary:

This project can be used to enable a Raspberry Pi to be an Avimesa Device client.

Prerequisites:
  • A Raspberry Pi 3B/3B+ to be used as the gateway host
  • Node.js 10
Usage:
sudo npm install @avimesa/virtual-device
cp node_modules/@avimesa/virtual-device/examples/generic/index.js .
npm start

4.2 Connectric USB Gateway

Summary:

This project can be used to enable the Conectric USB Gatway to be used with the Avimesa Device Cloud.

Prerequisites:
  • A Raspberry Pi 3B/3B+ to be used as the gateway host
  • Please follow the Quick Start located at the Conectric USB Gatway GitHub page to setup the RPi with the default Conectric USB Gateway
Usage:

After following the Prerequisites above, you should have an iotgateway npm project. To enable the gateway with the Avimesa Device Cloud:

Note: the following command needs to be ran with sudo to install the native client to /usr/local/bin

sudo npm install @avimesa/virtual-device
cp node_modules/@avimesa/virtual-device/examples/conectric/server.js .
npm start

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