Yodiwo NeBiT

Yodiwo NebiT mobile app implements a full-fledged node able to connect to the Yodiwo cloud service. The application enables users to incorporate the things of their smart phone provided by Yodiwo NebiT, in actual working IoT scenarios, through graphs using Yodiwo’s web-based Cyan WorkflowCreator, available at https://cyan.yodiwo.com.

The things provided by NebiT on your Android device are:

- Accelerometer and shake detection

- NFC sensor

- GPS locator

- Proximity sensor

- Bluetooth state and control

- WiFi state

- Torch LED Light

- output buttons, input and output switches and input colored buttons

- output slider towards the cloud

- input slider (progress bar) from the cloud

NebiT implements a node able to connect to the Yodiwo cloud service, this way enabling the user to see all things provided by NebiT in the Cyan Workflow Creator available at https://cyan.yodiwo.com. These things can now be used to create graphs and develop working IoT scenarios as described in the available documentation available at https://www.yodiwo.com/developers.

The first time NebiT is activated, you will be informed that the device is not paired with your Yodiwo account and be directed to the ‘Pairing’ page. Tap the ‘Pair’ button and if necessary, sign-in to your Yodiwo account using Google, Facebook or LinkedIn. In order to sign-in as a different user, go to the pairing menu again and select ‘Unpair’, so that the pairing procedure is repeated.

This procedure uniquely and securely pairs your phone with your Yodiwo account.

From that point on, NebiT mobile app and the provided things will be available in Cyan Workflow Creator. Open a web browser, go to https://cyan.yodiwo.com and sign-in to your Yodiwo account.

Use Cyan Workflow Creator to create a graph describing the desired IoT scenario using things from NebiT running on your Android device.

Developer Notes:

Open-source code to develop your own Yodiwo-compatible Android apps using our agent can be found at https://github.com/yodiwo/plegma/tree/master/Android. At github you can also file issues and participate in development-related discussions.

These examples, along with the documentation at https://www.yodiwo.com/developers can also help you implement new apps/services/device that use the open and public Yodiwo Plegma API to interact with the Yodiwo Cloud Services.