Open JakeHartnell opened 6 years ago
There is this fork for meteor on ARM devices https://github.com/4commerce-technologies-AG/meteor. But it is outdated. stuck at v1.3. Lead developer said that they'll be releasing v1.5 https://github.com/4commerce-technologies-AG/meteor/issues/65
Lead developer said that they'll be releasing v1.5 4commerce-technologies-AG/meteor#65
Cool, we shall wait on that then.
I ran into this exact problem as well. I am wondering whether there is any alternative to this. We have a project that we would like to use grow IoT for it.
@dowliang, you can use Grow.js to create a device driver for Raspberry Pi. Here's an example: https://github.com/CommonGarden/Grow-Hub
More Raspberry Pi examples are located in the .examples
directory: https://github.com/CommonGarden/Grow-IoT/tree/development/.examples/rasp-pi
Grow-IoT can run in the Cloud (such as AWS or Meteor Galaxy) or on a local x86 based computer. We run an instance on https://grow.commongarden.org
For development purposes you can run Grow-IoT server on your computer and connect the Raspberry pi to it. In summary:
You can create a custom UI component for your device by:
imports/things/
or yarn add package-nameimports/things/index.js
in a text editor of your choice and import your new component. Example: import CustomComponent from './CustomComponent'
CustomComponent
to the exported components object.Feel free to ask follow up questions.
@dowliang, here's a simpler example I made with better instructions for Raspberry pi setup: https://github.com/CommonGarden/BasicRaspberryPiExample
Pull requests or suggestions for improving documentation are welcome.
Thanks, Jake.
This is very helpful.
Tony
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@dowliang https://github.com/dowliang, here's a simpler example I made with better instructions for Raspberry pi setup: https://github.com/ CommonGarden/BasicRaspberryPiExample
Pull requests or suggestions for improving documentation are welcome.
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While it's nice to be able to connect multiple pi's to a Grow-IoT instance, it would be nicer still if Grow-IoT could be hosted on the device itself.
Currently, this isn't working though. Hopefully Meteor will support ARM architectures soon... or #365 happens. : )