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I successfully played with StandardFirmataWiFi on an esp8266.
I found it was difficult to find up-to-date clients working through network (without using any sort of serial <-> wifi bridge).
The node-js client is fine.
Python client (pymata4) is serial only, I made a request on pymata4. The author is interested into looking at it. I have not tried with other languages.
However to be able to directly use the networked firmata device with a web client (again, without any sort of hardware translator, and with no software plugin of any sort), TCP is not enough and the websocket protocol is required.
I'd like to know if such example would be interesting to have in the firmata repository as an example. Such example would require the use of an external websocket library.
It would be thrilling to straightly use nice tools like http://snap4arduino.rocks (maybe others, I'm new to this world) wirelessly with just a standardized official example flashed in the device !
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Hello,
I successfully played with StandardFirmataWiFi on an esp8266.
I found it was difficult to find up-to-date clients working through network (without using any sort of serial <-> wifi bridge).
The node-js client is fine.
Python client (pymata4) is serial only, I made a request on pymata4. The author is interested into looking at it. I have not tried with other languages.
However to be able to directly use the networked firmata device with a web client (again, without any sort of hardware translator, and with no software plugin of any sort), TCP is not enough and the websocket protocol is required.
I'd like to know if such example would be interesting to have in the firmata repository as an example. Such example would require the use of an external websocket library.
It would be thrilling to straightly use nice tools like http://snap4arduino.rocks (maybe others, I'm new to this world) wirelessly with just a standardized official example flashed in the device !
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: