Rocco Musolino
Rocco Musolino
if installed globally should be in `/usr/lib/node_modules/iot-433mhz/`
Hint: might be cards-container-height related.
Yours is not an Error, just a Warning (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/18057466/npm-how-to-fix-no-readme-data) because of a missing README file. You can ignore it, just make sure that the ./node_modules dir was created without npm...
I've just refactor the entire directory. No more need to cd server. Anyway you better install with npm. ``` npm install iot-433mhz -g --unsafe-perm ```
Ok, let's try to debug together executing this commands. Which node.js version do you have? node -v Are you logged in as root or pi user? whoami Moreover your system...
@intel66 You must use an arduino with a 433mhz radio receiver/transmitter, connected through USB to your RPi. As shown in this scheme: https://github.com/roccomuso/iot-433mhz#a-computer-with-arduino-connected-and-a-433-mhz-transmitter-and-receiver
The project is updated to a quite stable version (1.0.22). ``` sudo npm install iot-433mhz -g --unsafe-perm ``` remains the best way to install it on RPi.
You gotta use yoroi backend yourself. Actually there are no public nodes available to broadcast tx.
following. Any news?