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See github.com/arthurwolf/fabrica that i am a part of too along with github.com/openhardwarecoza/LaserWeb2 (no more Nodejs) - only a matter of time On 10 May 2016 18:57, "Alan" notifications@github.com wrote:
Just a quick check. I got my smoothieboard and looked at their web interface, while I realize you could get Laserweb running on a RaspberryPi or other webserver, have you looked into just making it part of the firmware to replace the existing web interface?
I myself am not a C+ developer, but I could ask around to see what would be needed to include a node engine along with, or instead of, the httpd one.
Just a thought :)
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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xuLbjVvCkizSkmPvfprBgnlKV7jBn7wQnLto_G5Q-Dw/edit?usp=sharing = Fabrica Spec sheet: note the paragraph about the Make screen (; On 10 May 2016 18:59, "Peter van der Walt (Gmail)" < peter.plaaswerf@gmail.com> wrote:
See github.com/arthurwolf/fabrica that i am a part of too along with github.com/openhardwarecoza/LaserWeb2 (no more Nodejs) - only a matter of time On 10 May 2016 18:57, "Alan" notifications@github.com wrote:
Just a quick check. I got my smoothieboard and looked at their web interface, while I realize you could get Laserweb running on a RaspberryPi or other webserver, have you looked into just making it part of the firmware to replace the existing web interface?
I myself am not a C+ developer, but I could ask around to see what would be needed to include a node engine along with, or instead of, the httpd one.
Just a thought :)
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Sounds awesome, thanks for all your hard work. I will keep thinking about how I can contribute. Alan
Just a quick check. I got my smoothieboard and looked at their web interface, while I realize you could get Laserweb running on a RaspberryPi or other webserver, have you looked into just making it part of the firmware to replace the existing web interface?
https://github.com/Smoothieware/Smoothieware/tree/8cbd981e85c918e059a6e68d70fbf3cdad0f8ca5/src/libs/Network/uip/webserver
I myself am not a C+ developer, but I could ask around to see what would be needed to include a node engine along with, or instead of, the httpd one.
Just a thought :)