HTML and Javascript work together to make an interesting graphical environment. Here are some we use rendering Spark Decodes in various forms.
Preview Releases. page ![]()
Read breaking news in groups. sparksdr
hermes-lite ![]()
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Hermes-light 2 gateware for 10 receive-only radios. post ![]()
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SparkSDR. This .net core app has more options available when launched from the command line.
/Applications/SparkSDR.app/Contents/MacOS/SparkSDR
Error logs reported in this directory.
cd ~/.config/m0nnb/SparkSDR2/errorlogs cat `ls -tr | tail -1`
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Retrieving receiver mode over cat. group ![]()
Websocket api with suggestions. github ![]()
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Plotly. Charts built on d3 for data science. tutorial ![]()
The ESP8266 is a low-cost Wi-Fi microchip with full TCP/IP stack. It is here we first explored Plotly.js with accumulate-sensors.html.
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Frame. Eric Dobbs enhanced wiki with the frameListener that opens pages in the lineup for us. github ![]()
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Graphviz. Eric Dobbs has added and maintained the client-side rendering of dot using cross-compiles he found. github ![]()
Here is the source at hpcc-systems. github ![]()
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Deno. A simple, modern and secure runtime for JavaScript and TypeScript that uses V8 and is built in Rust. install ![]()
This is the console.js test script I used when debugging websocket connections. github ![]()
deno run --allow-net console.js
We've sought debugging help with our missing pong problems radio folks and from deno developers on discard. post ![]()
pages/spark-script-tools