Library and server for visualising data calculated by the image processor.
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virtual-camera

Library and server for dissemination of images obtained from the world server.

Development and testing

This project requires the installation of npm, and several dependencies.

Once you have installed npm, and pre-emptively resolve EACCES errors, in the terminal run the following in the root of this repository:

npm install -g nodemon
npm install

The first command installs nodemon, an auto-updating web server useful for quick testing. The second command installs the necessary dependencies, as declared in the package.json file.

To test hosting, once nodemon is installed, simply run nodemon in the root of this repository, then visit http://localhost:3000.