Web app that interfaces with the Servants of the Secret Fire LED Canopy.
A Create React App (CRA) Typescript app renders a React frontend, which connects to the Unity app's websocket server and sends events (client -> server). A simple python websocket server can be used to log the output from the React app.
Ensure you have a recent version of Node (10 doesn't work, 16 does).
Install Javascript dependencies:
npm install
Install Python dependencies:
cd websocketserver && pip3 install -r requirements.txt
Run the React server:
npm start
Either run the canopy app, or run the python websocket server:
npm run websocket
Visit: http://localhost:3000/
The React app connects to a websocket server on the same host that served the page. The port is configured via an environment variable:
REACT_APP_WEBSOCKET_PORT=9431
This value gets a default in .env. To override it, create a file .env.local and assign the
override as desired. Re-run npm start to rebuild with the changed value.
- size joystick smartly
- smartly reconnect to websocket server
There is also a DatGUI frontend served by a Flask app, which allows setting and changing values in a SQLite DB. The canopy Unity app polls the Flask app for data.
cd flaskapp
pip3 install -r requirements.txt
python3 main.py
Visit: http://localhost:5000/