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A distributed, highly scalable, and secure open-source cloud platform for messaging and event-driven architecture.
A Telegram Bot API wrapper for MicroPython, designed for ESP32 microcontrollers.
A lightweight thread pool manager for MicroPython on ESP32 and Pycom modules to handle concurrent jobs efficiently.
A GDB server for Raspberry Pi enabling remote debugging of bare metal programs without a JTAG probe.
A MicroPython library for controlling stepper motors with ULN2003 driver boards on BBC micro:bit.
A proof-of-concept library for remote controlling Samsung TV models 2014+ via encrypted web service communication.
MicroPython SPI driver for PN532 NFC/RFID breakout boards and shields, ported from Adafruit's CircuitPython library.
A MicroPython library for reading and calibrating MQ135 air quality gas sensors.
A Node-RED-based toolkit for building professional media streaming and processing workflows using reactive streams and NMOS standards.
A MicroPython driver for HT16K33-based LED matrices, 7-segment numeric, and 14-segment alphanumeric displays.
A MicroPython library for controlling DFPlayer Mini MP3 modules via UART on ESP8266.
A Python connector that exposes Chromecast device status and control via MQTT topics.
A HomeMatic CCU addon for sending emails directly from the CCU WebUI programming interface or via CUxD devices.
A data-first IoT platform for connecting physical objects to a time-series database and performing data analysis.
NodeRED nodes to interface with Tuya smart devices like plugs and bulbs using the TuyAPI library.
A MessagePack serialization library optimized for MicroPython, offering a compact binary alternative to JSON with minimal RAM usage.
A complete MQTT server and client implementation written in Elixir, supporting QoS levels and durable sessions.
A MicroPython library for building ultra-low-power systems on Pyboard hardware, enabling battery operation for over a year.
Adds object-oriented programming features like loops, scoping, and extensible design patterns to Node-RED flows.
A reactive, cross-platform mobile sensor plugin for Xamarin supporting accelerometer, gyroscope, compass, and more.
A simple command-line shell for MicroPython with current directory navigation and basic file operations.
A lightweight tool that replicates MQTT traffic from one broker to another, preserving QoS and retain flags.
An FTP client library adapted from CPython's ftplib for MicroPython, with optional TLS support.
A captive portal implementation for MicroPython running on ESP32 (WeMos) devices.
An asynchronous MQTT client library with auto-reconnect for MicroPython devices like ESP32 and Pycom.
A PDO driver for connecting PHP applications to the TDengine time-series database.
A lightweight logging module designed for MicroPython, optimized for embedded systems with limited resources.
A pure-Lua open-source emulation of the Vera Luup environment for running MiOS plugins on generic hardware.
A .NETStandard 1.3 and UWP library for building HTTP servers, filling the gap left by the missing System.Net.Http.HttpListener.
A collection of Node-RED nodes that add self-healing capabilities to improve reliability and resilience in IoT and automation flows.
A React Native SSDP client and server library for discovering and advertising UPnP devices on local networks.
A Node.js application that bridges MQTT and HomeKit to control HomeKit-enabled devices locally via MQTT.
A Raspberry Pi Zero W project that extends TeslaCam video storage by emulating USB mass storage and archiving footage.
A Home Assistant custom component that integrates Untappd beer tracking data as sensors.
A Node.js service that subscribes to MQTT topics and inserts numeric values into InfluxDB for time-series data storage.
A MicroPython driver for the PMS7003 air quality sensor, enabling particulate matter measurement on ESP32 and similar microcontrollers.
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