This repository demonstrates how muzzley can be used on an Intel Galileo Gen1, Gen2 and Edison using C++ and Node.js. Once integrated, you'll be able to remotely control your board from anywhere.
In order to be able to run these examples, you must create a muzzley application token.
- Go to muzzley website and Sign Up.
- Once Signed Up and logged in, go to the Apps section.
- Create a new app and provide its name.
- Back in the apps listing page, click on the app you've just created to open it's details.
- On the right you'll see the
App Token. Copy it as you'll have to paste it into the examples.
These demos use the native muzzley switch widget to effortlessly provide a switching interface in your mobile device. You can create your own HTML-based control interfaces by creating a muzzley Webview widget.