creating a PROFINET binding template file #351
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This pull request is about creating a binding template for PROFINET devices. For now, I just created the index.html file and the JSON schema. I am presently working on using the work flow pipeline of this repository.
pending on when I will make a pull request that will include other entities of the template. I would like to start collecting feedback from people that I will share this link with.
As a little introduction.
PROFINET is a popular communication protocol that is based on industrial Ethernet. It is commonly used at Shopfloor to control and monitor field devices at speed that conform to many industrial automation applications. Presently there is an interest to provide context for parameters in a PROFINET device and Web of Things TD is seen as a description model that could help achieve that.