A basic example using Node.js to create a connected system with multiple micro controllers communicating via MQTT. Utilizing Vue.js and Vue MQTT for the web application, Mosquitto as MQTT Broker and Johnny Five as hardware platform.

ARDUINO

• Node v6.11.0
• STEPS
  • Install and get Node.js running
  • npm install
  • node arduino-control.js

TESSEL

• Node v6.11.0
• STEPS
  • install Tessel CLI
  • npm install
  • t2 run tessel-control.js

RASPBERRY PI ZERO

• Node v7.7.1
  • Installing Node - https://github.com/sdesalas/node-pi-zero
  • Install Raspi-io & Johnny Five - https://github.com/nebrius/raspi-io
• STEPS
  • npm install
  • sudo node raspberry-control.js

WEBAPP

• Uses Vue-Cli Webpack Simple Template
• Node v6.11.0
• STEPS
  • npm install
  • npm run dev

Hardware Config Local module.exports = { port: 1883, host: "0.0.0.0", };

This example can communicate with multiple micro controllers at the same stage. The Webapp's settings of the hardware components are currently set in /js/hardwareControllers.js. Hardware components currently identified by a single id, and code is purposefully kept similar across all 3 controllers.

• Node.js, npm , Tessel CLI

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details