Build your own applications

• Arduino
• HTML/JS
• Web Browser Dev Console
• NodeJS
• LibreInterface

Once your arduino is connected, you can send/receive command using JavaScript.

Check out libreInterface for more examples.

Arduino

Check out this example

HTML/JS

The easiest way to control arduino is to build a static web page.
You just need to create an HTML file.

<script>
var ws = new WebSocket('ws://localhost:42000');
Here is an example to send message
</script>
<button onclick="ws.send('ON')">ON</button>
<button onclick="ws.send('OFF')">OFF</button>

Here is an HTML example to send/receive message : http://madnerd.org/interface/basic.html

Web Browser Dev Console

You can use the console of your browser to try it.

ws = new WebSocket('ws://localhost:42000');
ws.send('ON');

NodeJS

You can also build a websocket client in NodeJS (or python …), if you want to

• Log data from a sensor to a database.
• Automate Tasks
• Centralize websockets and expose it in a secure application

It works almost like a HTML/JS code so you can prototype your application on a web browser.

// Install: npm i rwebsocket -S
WebSocket = require('rwebsocket');
var ws = new WebSocket('ws://localhost:42000');
ws.send("ON");

Here is a basic example to log temperature/humidity on a CSV file : https://github.com/madnerdorg/temphum_client

LibreInterface

LibreInterface is an HTML/JS editor you can use on your web browser, It works offline. You can export/import your code with JSON.
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