Category: Ubuntu

Installing “Phant” a big-data collector for IOT devices, in Ubuntu server

Phant is a modular node.js application that is distributed via npm. Talking about its application, its a data logging tool for collecting data from the Internet of Things. And best part is, it is a open source software. Initial package requirements :- I would recommend you to remove pre-installed packages, apt-get remove nodejs and stick with nvm. The deb packages get out-of-date … Continue reading Installing “Phant” a big-data collector for IOT devices, in Ubuntu server →

BeagleBone Black with ThinkSpeak

Well, i tried something with the ThinkgSpeak API and that too worked in a straight go. I must say, its a very simple API for testing IOT applications without having tension of setting up server and synchronising various settings between client and server. Here, i have used  BHAI CAPE for measurement purpose. Basic Heterogeneous Application … Continue reading BeagleBone Black with ThinkSpeak →

Yowsup – configuring python whatsapp library in Beaglebone (Ubuntu)

This post elaborate various steps involved in setting up WhatsApp python library in Linux. For connecting Whatsapp service to Beaglebone, we will be using Yowsup python library. Yowsup-cli is a command-line front end opensource python program under MIT license that allow you to login and use the whatsapp service and provide you with all capabilities … Continue reading Yowsup – configuring python whatsapp library in Beaglebone (Ubuntu) →