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##Arduino Yún Examples

#####This repository is a collection of Arduino Yún sketches that make use of the Bridge library to create web servers, combined with visual interfaces and experiments with JS.

To start with these examples, you need to prepare a micro-SD card. Make an empty "www" folder at the following path:

sd/arduino/www

Then insert the SD card in your Arduino Yún.

Once the board is configured to connect to a WiFi network (follow this tutorial), in the Tools->Port menu of your Arduino IDE, select the WiFi version of your board (the one with an IP address).

Now when you upload, all the content is uploaded on your board via WiFi, included the "www" subfolder of your sketch. It is placed in a subfolder of the previously created folder on your SD car, named after your sketch.

Now from any browser (pc, mobile, ecc), you can access the content of this folder on your Yún by typing the following URL:

192.168.0.1/sd/mysketch

Where 192.168.0.1 is your Arduino local IP address and "mysketch" is your sketch name.

Eventually you can try the following:

arduino.local/sd/mysketch

where "arduino" is your Arduino Yún board name

#####These examples are still a work in progress, most of them are incomplete but they can be a good starting point. They were tested successfully with Google Chrome, some of them don't work with Firefox (the color_picker in FF has a strange bug where it shows the previously selected color instead of the current).

Realized by Matteo Loglio (matlo.me) and Angelo Scialabba

HTML slider that controls a LED hooked up to pin 11

HTML slider that controls any PWM pin, slectable from a dropdown menu.

HTML color picker interface used to set the color of an RGB led

A pure HTML / SVG dashboard to visualize the analog input pins values.

A viusal interface based on the Bridge example. It uses Flat UI elements. It's still a draft, it requires heavy improvements.

Interaction between processing.js and Yún Server. The amount of light perceived by an LDR changes the size of a noise field particles.

Same as above, but full screen

Interaction between paper.js and Yún Server. The amount of light perceived by an LDR changes the size of a circle.

Interaction between three.js and Yún Server. The amount of light perceived by an LDR changes the Z-scale of a textured box, rendered using webGL.

A simple switch that toggles a TinkerKit! relay and the on-board LED.

An evolution of the switch sketch. Control the switch also with your voice, saying "on" and "off". It makes use of the Web Speech API, at the moment it works just on the deskto Chrome, version > 25.