⚠️ This repo has been migrated ⚠️

Mainly for philosofic reasons I've decided to migrate all my projects to a free software alternative forge (Codeberg).

You can find the most recent version of this repository here.

I encourage any free software activist to follow the same steps, as it doesn't make sense to make use of a propietary software to host our projects if we advocate for free software.

Intisync

Create private sessions to control vibration-based devices remotely

Run locally

Make sure you have elixir and erlang installed on your local machine.

A personal recommendation is to install them using asdf or my new favourite mise.

Then, make sure you have phoenix installed. You can ignore the Ecto setup part, this project doesn't use Ecto for now.

After making sure you have elixir installed and the mix tool running, go to the root of the project and run:

1. Install javascript dependencies

cd assets && npm install && cd ..

2. Install elixir dependencies & build assets

mix setup

3. Run the project inside and start iex

iex -S mix phx.server

Now you can go to localhost:4000 and start playing around :)

Notes on the project name

Despite the similarity on the name, this project is not endorsed by Intiface and Intiface is their own registered trademark.

I chose this name because this project was inspired by Intiface and the clients require the use of their software to connect the Hub to the bluetooth devices.

Also I find the name IntiSync very catchy and easy to remember.