The RaspberryPi.NET.GpioWeb project is an extensible web service framework which not only comes with many built-in plugins for controlling the Raspberry Pi GPIO pins via a RESTful web service, but allows developers to write their own custom GPIO plugins. Woo hoo!
We created a good video to help folks understand how to write their own custom plugins to extend this GPIO web service framework. As a reminder to folks, the framework is .NET based and executes on the Pi using Mono.
You can view the video at:
https://youtu.be/PwNvpr27Gw4
Would love to get some constructive input on if this is adequate to help folks with writing their own plugins.
The GpioWeb project and source code can be found on both Github and Bitbucket:
Github
https://github.com/paultechguy/RaspberryPi.DotNet.GpioWeb
Bitbucket
https://bitbucket.org/PaulTechGuy/raspberrypi.dotnet.gpioweb
Thanks.
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