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desktop-controller

v0.2.3

Published

Desktop controller

Downloads

31

Readme

Build Status

Desktop controller

Demo - click the image to try it

Installation

  1. Install NodeJS on your raspberry.
  2. install the application by running sudo npm install -g desktop-controller or sudo yarn global add desktop-controller if you use yarn.

Usage

to run the server simply run sudo desktop-controller [options].
Here are the options -

|Flag|Is required|Default|Description| |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| |-power|:heavy_multiplication_x:||Gpio pin number for power relay.| |-reset|:heavy_multiplication_x:||Gpio pin number for reset relay.| |-wifi|:heavy_multiplication_x:||Gpio pin number for wifi relay.| |-uv|:heavy_multiplication_x:||Gpio pin number for uv light relay.| |-led|:heavy_multiplication_x:||Gpio pin numbers (seperated by ,, for example -led 4,5,6) for led mosfets.| |-m|:heavy_multiplication_x:||Use this flag if you want to mock gpio calls (won't actually do anything other than logs).| |-primary-color|:heavy_multiplication_x:|#000 (black)|Change primary color of the application (can be text, hex or rgb).| |-secondary-color|:heavy_multiplication_x:|#0F0 (green)|Change secondary color of the application (can be text, hex or rgb).|