* @authors Harrison Jones (harrison@hhj.me)
* @date March 16, 2015
* @brief Examples file. Flash the code in phpSpark.firmware.cpp to your Spark Core and try these functions out
*/
// For testing purposes we want to be as strict as possible
error_reporting(E_STRICT);
// Include the required files. You will need to rename phpSpark.config.sample.php to phpSpark.config.php and then set the values within to use this example
if (@(include '../phpSpark.class.php') === false) {
die("Unable to load phpSpark class");
}
if (@(include '../phpSpark.config.php') === false) {
die("Unable to load phpSpark configuration file");
}
// Grab a new instance of our phpSpark object
$spark = new phpSpark();
// Set the internal debug to true. Note, calls made to $spark->debug(...) by you ignore this line and display always
$spark->setDebug(true);
// Set the debug calls to display pretty HTML format. Other option is "TEXT". Note, calls made to $spark->debug(...) display as set here
$spark->setDebugType("HTML");
// Set the timeout to be pretty short (in case your core is offline)
$spark->setTimeout("5");
// Set our access token (set in the phpConfig.config.php file)
$spark->setAccessToken($accessToken);
// Turn on the D7 LED (requires Tinker to be on your Spark Core)
$spark->debug("Spark Function");
if ($spark->callFunction($deviceID, "digitalwrite", "D7,HIGH") == true) {
$spark->debug_r($spark->getResult());
} else {
$spark->debug("Error: " . $spark->getError());
$spark->debug("Error Source" . $spark->getErrorSource());
}