1. Internet of Things with Intel Edison CylonJS Pierre Collet www.Intel-Software-Academic-Program.com paul.guermonprez@intel.com Intel Software 2014-10-14

2. CylonJS ? Why ? You like NodeJS, but don’t like calling external shell scripts ? There’s a clean solution : CylonJS ! How ? Make sure you have the last version of the libmraa : https://github.com/intel-iot-devkit/mraa Install the NodeJS module : npm install cylon-intel-iot

3. Examples

4. Blink a LED Blink a LED on pin #13 var Cylon = require('cylon'); Cylon.robot({ connection: { name: 'edison', adaptor: 'intel-iot' }, device: {name: 'led', driver: 'led', pin: 13 }, work: function(my) { every((1).second(), function() { my.led.toggle(); }); } }).start();

5. Control a Servo Control of a Servo var Cylon = require('cylon'); Cylon.robot({ connection: { name: 'edison', adaptor: 'intel-iot' }, device: {name: 'servo', driver: 'servo', pin: 3 }, work: function(my) { var angle = 45 ; my.servo.angle(angle); every((1).second(), function() { angle = angle + 45 ; if (angle > 135) { angle = 45 } my.servo.angle(angle); }); } }).start(); This code make a servo motor switch every second from 45 to 90 to 135 degree. This servo of this exemple is plugged on the pin 3 of the Edison board.

6. Analog Read work: function(my) { var analogValue = 0; every((1).second(), function() { analogValue = my.sensor.analogRead(); console.log('Analog value => ', analogValue); }); my.sensor.on('lowerLimit', function(val) { console.log("Lower limit reached!"); console.log('Analog value => ', val); }); my.sensor.on('upperLimit', function(val) { console.log("Upper limit reached!"); console.log('Analog value => ', val); }); } }).start(); Analog Read on A0 Cylon.robot({ connection: { name: 'Edison', adaptor: 'intel-iot' }, device: { name: 'sensor', driver: 'analogSensor', pin: 0, lowerLimit: 100, upperLimit: 900 },

7. Conclusion

8. CylonJS is great NodeJS / CylonJS NodeJS programming style is perfectly adapted to IoT. That’s why it is so popular. But you need a good library to interact with the GPIO : CylonJS. CylonJS is great and available today. It targets robotics but can be used for anything IoT related. Keep a eye on future NodeJS modules. You may see another one taking advantages of unique Edison features. But we propose you use CylonJS today.

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