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pebble-socket-example

v0.0.1

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Pebble watch app/server example using web sockets

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Links

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Maintainers

wyattwyatt

Keywords

pebble

Readme

Pebble watch app/server example using web sockets.

Instructions

Server

  1. npm install
  2. npm start

Watch App

  1. Using Cloud Pebble copy the watch-app.js code to a new project
  2. Update the IP in the app to point to your server running node
  3. Install the app to the watch

Once the app is installed and talking to the server you will see a "Hello" appear on the watch. Now anything you type in the shell where you are running the server app will be sent to the watch and displayed on the screen.