Nathan Vander Wilt

Seems like you probably need to rebuild your project's dependencies after upgrading to node 0.12?

Glad to hear it! I'm going to leave this open since if we do have fallback for running without IRQ pin, it shouldn't be left broken like this.

Another note on this: for HID the throughput will be limited, which for many use cases will be fine, but no where near the 2Mbps RF link rate. An alternate...

Hmm, interesting. The DOM spec enforces a minimum timeout of 4ms regardless of what is passed, but maybe node.js handles differently. Have you tried it with a 1ms timeout? That...

Current thinking: - `nrf24-driver` — takes in an abstract hardware wrapper (probably same or similar to Tessel's port API) - `node-nrf` — exposes driver via RasPi/Linux wrappers (i.e. pi-spi/pi-pins) -...

Thanks for the report. I've filed the pi-spi compilation issue at https://github.com/natevw/pi-spi/issues/8 — I'm hoping it won't be too much trouble to get it working for _both_ node.js versions but...

Sorry for the delay on this, keep encountering setbacks wiring up a second radio/RasPi to test on. (You'd think it'd be _easier_ the second time…) If I can't get a...

I saved your example script as "issue4.js" and the basic setup is working on my Pi. The first time I run it reports the previous pipe numbers (the script doesn't...

(Note that I'm only looking at the RX address, which is getting associated with the P1 "slot" by design. I wouldn't expect the TX address to be set, since that...

Hmm, it is interesting that in both our cases the P0 address ends up as 0xe7e7616d74. I turned my little debug flag on (`nrf._debug = true` near the top) which...