Serialbar¶ ↑

• github.com/jonbramble/serialbar

# Work in progress, not ready for use

Serialbar acts as an intermediary between serial port data and database based storage

This was part of a project to save data from scientific instruments in a mongodb database but was made to be extendable

Generators are available to create a bearbones program

You still need to know the instrument response and how to parse the serialport data and pass that to data objects

A server component will be added in the future for quick data visualisation More adapters need to be written and will be based on Active Model Configuration file for projects

#todo

• gem install serialbar (available but not working well due to timers)

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