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Show HN: LED Me Know: LED Notifications for Tests Using Node and Arduino
- poseid 11y agonext steps: use an arduino nano with an HC-06 bluetooth dongle to remove that cable. Also, another step might be using an ESP8266 and make a webserver out of it (maybe some links to get you started here: http://embeddednodejs.com/chapters.html http://embeddednodejs.com/chapters.html )
- sleepybrett 11y ago.. but then you have to run a power cable anyways. Plug this into your usb hub and forget about it.
- Copperstone 11y agoThanks, not a bad idea. I'd love to have it connected to loads of other things, like CI builds, err logs potentially.
- poseid 11y agonice btw!
- Copperstone 11y agoCheers :)
- danellis 11y agoI have LIFX bulbs in my home office. This has inspired me to try something a little more dramatic.
- tlow 11y agoIn the early days of Socialcast, I built what I called the "pinging wall" which was a bunch of RGB leds inside of ping pong balls and mounted on the wall, each employee had their own ball. Using the arduino ethernet shield, the arduino would poll our internal deployment of our own software, basically an internal company newstream and the pinging wall would indicate whether varying levels of red, yellow and green to indicate whether you had messages or @mentions and be green when you were active on the activity stream.
- joezydeco 11y agoSo whatever happened to the blink(1) Kickstarter that was doing the same thing? Does anyone have one? https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/thingm/blink1-the-usb-rgb-led https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/thingm/blink1-the-usb-r...
- Copperstone 11y agoAmazing, that's actually what I wanted. Didn't know that existed.