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Louis-Etienne ledor473
pbuyle
/ branches.groovy
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October 8, 2018 14:50
Groovy script to get a list of Git branches for a GitLab managed repository, usable with Jenkins Extensible Choice plugin.
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| project_id = 1 | |
| private_token = "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX" | |
| return new groovy.json.JsonSlurper().parseText(new URL("https://git.pheromone.ca/api/v3/projects/"+project_id+"/repository/branches?private_token="+private_token).text).name |
wgbartley
/ Spark-DHT22.pde
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November 20, 2016 17:09
Class for reading DHT22 values on a Spark Core
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| #define MAXTIMINGS 85 | |
| #define cli noInterrupts | |
| #define sei interrupts | |
| #define DHT11 11 | |
| #define DHT22 22 | |
| #define DHT21 21 | |
| #define AM2301 21 |
ddkaiser
/ gist:7ca1763f862190218a8fb006a6d325b5
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April 13, 2018 20:18
Just some research into an open-source home-automation solution using the Linear HUSBZB-1 device on Linux
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| GOAL: an open-source stack (OS, Drivers, Applications, Integrations) for home automation. | |
| GOAL: self-hosted, and not allow private data to be exploited by Google, Amazon, Microsoft, or other (vendor-provided) | |
| cloud-computing systems that offer services for integration and automation, but leach private data into corporate servers | |
| GOAL: host on a Raspberry Pi, or similar Linux server host | |
| GOAL: use radio device(s) that speaks directly to the Raspberry Pi (Linux host) without using a vendor-provided bridge. | |
| This means I would prefer a USB device for Zigbee or Z-Wave, without using any device similar to the Samsung "SmartThings" | |
| Hub, and thus can avoid it's requirements for subscription into Samsung cloud, with the benefit? of avoiding Samsung's |