var currentPort = null;
var serialBuffer = [];
//dbs are compacted every 10 minutes
var AUTOCOMPACT_INTERVAL = 10 * 60 * 1000;
//databases of all data
var dbs = [];
//database of the nodes
var nodesdb = null;
//database of the action examples
var actionsdb = null;
//database of the rules
var rulesdb = null;
var app = new servi(false);
app.port(9090);
app.serveFiles("html"); // serve static HTML from public folder
app.route('/serials', listserials);
app.route('/serials/current', serveserial);
app.route('/test', serveTest);
app.route('/logs', serveLogs);
app.route('/messagetypes', serveMessagetypes);
app.route('/nodes', serveNodes);
app.route('/nodes/:nodeAddress', serveNodes);
app.route('/messages', serveMessages);
app.route('/messages/:dataname', serveMessages);
app.route('/messages/:dataname/:messageid', serveMessages);
app.route('/actions', serveActions);
app.route('/actions/:actionname', serveActions);
var servi = require('servi'),
app = new servi(true);
var dropAtHour, dropAtMinute, dropAtSecond;
var dropTimeInSeconds;
var dropped = true;
app.port(8080);
app.serveFiles('public');
// let the user know you started:
console.log('Server is listening on port 8080');
app.route('/', sendIndex);
app.route('/in/:time/:units', dropInTime);
app.route('/at/:hour/:min/:second', dropAtTime);
app.start();
app.listen(8080);
function dropAtTimer() {
var now = new Date();
hoursUntilDrop = Math.abs(dropAtHour - now.getHours());
minutesUntilDrop = Math.abs(dropAtMinute - now.getMinutes());
secondsUntilDrop = Math.abs(dropAtSecond - now.getSeconds());
console.log(hoursUntilDrop);
console.log(minutesUntilDrop);
var app = require('http').createServer(handler);
var io = require('socket.io')(app);
var fs = require('fs');
app.listen(80);
/*== Setup HTTP server ==*/
var servi = require('servi');
var html_server = new servi(true); // servi instance
html_server.port(8080); // port number to run the server on
// configure the server's behavior:
html_server.serveFiles("../http"); // serve static HTML from public folder
// html_server.route('/data', sendData); // route requests for /data to sendData()
// now that everything is configured, start the server:
html_server.start();
function handler (req, res) {
fs.readFile(__dirname + '/index.html',
function (err, data) {
if (err) {
res.writeHead(500);
return res.end('Error loading index.html');
}
res.writeHead(200);
res.end(data);
});
}
To launch this, type 'node index.js portname' on the commandline, where
portname is the name of your serial port.
created 5 Nov 2012
modified 21 Oct 2014
by Tom Igoe
*/
var serialport = require("serialport"), // include the serialport library
SerialPort = serialport.SerialPort, // make a local instance of serial
servi = require('servi'), // include the servi library
app = new servi(false); // servi instance
// configure the server's behavior:
app.port(8080); // port number to run the server on
app.serveFiles("public"); // serve all static HTML files from /public
// respond to web GET requests for the index.html page:
app.route('/', sendIndexPage);
app.route('/index*', sendIndexPage);
// take anything that begins with /output as an LED request:
app.route('/turnon/', sendToSerial);
// now that everything is configured, start the server:
app.start();
console.log("Listening for new clients on port 8080");
// the third word of the command line command is serial port name: