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make easy to run local command server #13

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soldair opened this issue Jun 2, 2014 · 2 comments
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make easy to run local command server #13

soldair opened this issue Jun 2, 2014 · 2 comments

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soldair commented Jun 2, 2014

@reconbot i have a little bit of module refactor to do but..

I think pinoccio server should start a local command server. this is it's form now https://github.com/soldair/pinoccio-server. but you should also just be able to require it and have it work as in https://github.com/soldair/pinoccio-io the pinoccio io plugin for j5

having a local command server is essential re latency for server side johnny-five.

  • Right now its not possible to change the ip address that is "HQ" from scout script so it requires a re-flash. this is not easy
  • it cannot be easy to steal someone's scouts

if telehash is rolled out soon all of these issues will go away and it will be peer to peer by default so ill have to get timeline on that

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soldair commented Jun 2, 2014

we can also just start a udp server and hack custom firmware too it can go either way =) whatever we need for bots to be awesome

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reconbot commented Jun 2, 2014

Heh, well.. There are advantages to both.
On Jun 2, 2014 4:16 PM, "Ryan Day" [email protected] wrote:

we can also just start a udp server and hack custom firmware too it can go
either way =) whatever we need for bots to be awesome


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