SerialServer.js
A simple serial-to-web example using node.js, node-serialport, and socket.io
To use this, you should read up on node.js
To install it:
- make sure you've installed node.js
- either clone the project in git or download it
- from the command line,change directories to the directory where you downloaded the project
Enter the following:
npm install
You should end up with a new directory called node_modules, which will include socket.io, node-serialport, and express.js.
To run it, enter:
node SerialServer.js
You'll also find a SerialTest.js, ServerTest.js, and ListPorts.js, for testing purposes:
- SerialTest.js - opens a serial port and listens for data
- ServerTest.js - starts a server and says hello to clients
- ListPorts.js - lists available serial ports. Note that on OSX, port names do not list correctly, due to an issue in node-serialport.