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ScratchGPIO – 1st Project – Cymplecy (Simplesi)
To get started using Scratch to control stuff with a Raspberry you can either get: An electronics breadboard, some Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs), some resistors and some wire connectors. Available from...
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ScratchGPIO – Installing – Cymplecy (Simplesi)
ScratchGPIO – Installing With Raspberry Pi connected to Internet Copy the text below ( left click just before the s of sudo and drag right until all the text in the line as been selected) then right-c...
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Accessing MQTT Broker using websockets from Node-RED
If your broker accepts websocket connections then you can connect to it using that protocol instead of normal port 1883 connection
To do so, add an MQTT node and then configure it for a new broker.
The Server field text needed is a bit un-intuitive and the Port entry field is not used as we explicitly use the websocket port number in the server field... -
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Installing Mosquitto MQTT broker on Raspberry Pi
Simply run
This will install and run mosquitto.
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Gleelights: An extension of the great Cheerlights project
As anyone who knows me will testify – I’m a great fan/user of the Cheerlights project and my house is full or neopixels that are controlled by the Cheerlights API feeds.
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Using Amazon Dash button as user-friendly Cheerlights changer
Amazon Dash button re-deployed as garden #cheerlights colour changer pic.twitter.com/Eycdnj04wD
— Simon Walters (@cymplecy) July 19, 2018
I’d heard about hacking Amazon Dash buttons to control stuff via a Pi but never bothered with them.
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