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quantum-client

v1.0.2

Published

Zero-dependency client connector for [Quantum][quantum]-enabled devices. For more information on creating a device, see the [documentation][quantum].

Downloads

9

Readme

Node client for Quantum

Zero-dependency client connector for Quantum-enabled devices. For more information on creating a device, see the documentation.

Installation

The client can be installed over npm, either local to a project or globally:

npm install [-g] quantum-client

Basic usage (global)

A CLI is provided for shell usage, taking two arguments:

❯ quantum 010203040506070809101112 422753...

The first argument is the Photon-provided device ID. The ID for each the devices on your account can be shown with the particle list command.

The second argument is a series of octet "commands" to send to the device. This argument is interpreted as a series of hexidecimal characters (e.g. "42" turns to 0x42, or 66.

Basic usage (local)

Local to a project, you can require the Quantum client and call quantum.send much like you would invoke the CLI:

const quantum = require('quantum-client')

quantum.send({
  deviceId: '010203040506070809101112',
  bits: '422753'
})