XCarve Proxy
A Node.js proxy server for connecting to a remote XCarve via a Raspberry Pi that is running xcarve-server. For detailed install instructions, please visit the tutorial on the Adafruit Learning System.
Installation
Make sure you have the latest stable version of Node.js installed on your computer.
$ node -vv7.0.0Install xcarve-proxy on your computer using npm.
$ npm install -g xcarve-proxyStarting the Proxy
Make sure you have xcarve-server running on your Raspberry Pi before continuing. If everything has been setup properly, you can start the proxy daemon by running the following command:
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Stopping the Proxy
$ xcarve-proxy stopstopping proxy...License
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