Dropship app simulator #3
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Oh, I should add that I'm also experiencing the (known?) issue where the Arduino stops responding to events after a couple minutes. It doesn't seem to be due to our own DOSing though, since this simulator only sends about one event per second. |
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Nice! Thanks @drtoast I was using this much dirtier simulator from when we were first working on the protocol. This is much nicer! I've merged it and am just about to push a couple tweaks to it. |
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In that realm, we also have a "server" which listens for events so you can see what events are being generated by the simulator or the ios device. |
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@southgate I thought this quick and dirty simulator might be useful for testing event sequences without requiring access to the iOS app. The DSL spits out the specified events at regular intervals determined by the initializer's "clock" parameter. An example sequence is at the bottom of the file.