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Websocket RPC server for OpenWRT
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Q: Some number. #3

Closed thesabbir closed 8 years ago

thesabbir commented 8 years ago

It would be very helpful to know:

Thanks

mkschreder commented 8 years ago

If I give you figures, they will never be exact because it is a modular system and such figures depend entirely on how many modules you use and how many new ones you have to add for your specific application. Ok 160k flash is enough I would say, but what does this mean exactly? It is only backend application without frontend. Is your theme using images? -- add another 5M.

If you are just looking for a plug and play system then go look somewhere else because companies who are serious about building firmwares out of open source components usually add many custom modifications and fixes themselves - and then memory usage is not a meaningful question because if something doesn't fit they either modify it themselves, suggest an improvement or remove it entirely. On 21 Apr 2016 01:25, "Sabbir Ahmed" notifications@github.com wrote:

It would be very helpful to know:

  • Disk space usage.
  • Memory usage.
  • Cpu usage

Thanks

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thesabbir commented 8 years ago

Thanks. This is a really good work.

Actually, I am thinking of building an open source mobile app with this this backend in my spare times. I am thinking of going with this instead of openwrt's own json rpc api. I am going to be focused on app so I wanted to make sure :)

mkschreder commented 8 years ago

Mobile app use is indeed one of the main goals of this backend. You can in fact use phonegap to pack juci into a mobile app with very little effort, but because the juci frontend is not designed for a full screen web view, there will be many accessibility issues. However the code in the main juci repo is a good reference of how to go about making it work.

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Thanks. This is a really good work.

Actually, I am thinking of building an open source mobile app with this this backend in my spare times. I am thinking of going with this instead of openwrt's own json rpc api. I am going to be focused on app so I wanted to make sure :)

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thesabbir commented 8 years ago

I'm exploring juci now, you did a very good job 👍 . I'll go with react native for app.

Thanks.