Welcome to the Open Badge project. For more information, pease visit our wiki
Additional repositories that are part of this project:
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https://github.com/HumanDynamics/openbadge-hub-py - a python based hub (base station) for pulling data from badges
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https://github.com/HumanDynamics/openbadge-hub - a Javascript/Cordova app that communicates with the badges and stores the data to a server
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https://github.com/HumanDynamics/openbadge-server - the backend server for the app
The nRF working environment is now available as a Docker container. The following commands have been tested under Ubuntu linux, but should work under iOS as well (with some modifications, especially to the device names).
Important notes:
- The badge must be connected to the programmer before starting the docker (using docker-compose run)
- Docker will mount the project directory under /app inside the container, so the container can see the latest changes (no need to build the container after every code change)
Commands:
- docker-compose build : builds the docker container "nrf". You must run this command at least once before calling docker-compose run.
- docker-compose run nrf : where is a command to run inside the container.
- When calling make (e.g. make badge_03v4_noDebug flashUnlock flashErase flashS130 flashAPP), the script will automatically change the working directory to the data_collector directory. You can see the different make options by calling: "docker-compose run nrf make"
- docker-compose run nrf bash : opens an interactive bash shell
- ./programming_loop_docker.sh [test/prod] : a utility used for programming a batch of badges. It will compile once, and then enters a loop. Each time a new badge is placed, it will be automatically programmed and its MAC address will be written to the macs.log file. For most purposes, use the "prod" command variables. The "test" option turns on serial output and other testing features and is not recommended for production.