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      kots
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      Hello everyone!
      I would like to ask about application servers and payload decode of lorawan.
      I want to use a program to decode the payload that i am receiving and for the decoding i want to use python instead of javascript. Moreover, i want to move that decoded data to the application server i wii choose (i.e Thingspeak).My Network Server is loriot. So my questions are:
      Do you know any program in which i can write python for decoding the payload and then to move my data to my application server?
      I tried to use node red but i am struggling.
      Thanks in advance!

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        Jiemde Pybytes Beta @kots
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          @Jiemde I advice you to secure your Node-Red environment asap. Anyone can edit your flows now.

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            Jiemde Pybytes Beta @RobTuDelft
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            Hi @RobTuDelft Thanks!
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