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Added Raspberry docker file with GPIO library. - #1
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Thanks for adding it. This example was not created specifically for Raspberry Pi, so I left it out. |
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Raspberry GPIO Access
I noticed the GPIO headers were not available on Raspberry Pi. I added a new Dockerfile with the following changes:
package.json was updated with a name. The name <your_name> resulted in no packages being installed.
New Docker Image is pushed to matthijsvdveer/noderededgemodule:0.1.0-arm32v7-rpi if you want to give it a go. Note: This new image is 442MB, where your version is 221MB. I checked and it seems to be that python-dev and the GPIO library add lot of data.