Review "Arduino Control" version 1 - GNOME Shell Extensions

Review of "Arduino Control" version 1

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Arduino Control

Control Arduino (Atmega328) In/Outs through a Gnome3 menu with sliders and toggle switches * Connect your Arduino via USB-Serial or Ethernet * Automatic synchronization between multiple clients on the network * Please read the README.md file in the extension directory for information on setting up your Arduino

Extension Homepage: https://github.com/simonthechipmunk/arduinocontrol

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Previous Reviews on this Version

Meng Zhuo waiting for author November 22, 2014

In extension.js line 135-137 DO NOT CATCH ERROR AND KEEP IT SILENCE. Is it means that users of this extension HAD TO burn your code into his/her Arduino?

simonthechipmunk posted a review November 22, 2014

> In extension.js line 135-137 > DO NOT CATCH ERROR AND KEEP IT SILENCE. Code has been updated in v2. This also revealed another problem with the connection initialisation. > Is it means that users of this extension HAD TO burn your code into his/her Arduino? Yes. The extension strictly needs to connect to an available Socket Server to work. The server however can be any Socket Server, be it python or Arduino itself. If you don't have the proper Hardware python ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions/arduinocontrol@simonthechipmunk.noreply.com/python/arduino_socketserver.py 127.0.0.1 21567 /dev/tty will start a Socket Server to connect to, so the Menu is shown. Of course you won't be seeing any data in the extension though.

simonthechipmunk rejected November 22, 2014

reject