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This looks promising. I would love to see a basic HTTP component which can recieve broadcasts and in its simplest form perform HTTP GET to a specified URL. Also
by sjosi 13y ago
This looks promising. I would love to see a basic HTTP component which can recieve broadcasts and in its simplest form perform HTTP GET to a specified URL. Also with the possibility to broadcast the response from this HTTP GET request to another component.
I am playing around with a Raspberry PI / Arduino solution and the PI has a webserver which relays commands to the Arduino. Now, it would be very neat to have a mobile app to trigger these commands. For example, pushing a button to turn a light on or off. As I do have minimal time creating GUIs, this tool, with the flexibility of a HTTP module, would be perfect to use for prototyping such solutions.
This could be used to trigger commands as described above, but also possibly for embedding content from other sites etc.
Probably not where you wanna go with this tool, but it would be neat for situations where you want a quick GUI to control stuff.
- Schwolop 13y agoThis is my use case for this too. It would be absolutely perfect for quick and easy web-app remote controls.