LTE-M/NB #fipy Programming and details

[mohamedkhalil]

I have ordered FIPY , I'm interested in LTE-M/NB only, but i have some questions please
1-Does it support NodeJs programming, if no what are the supported languages?
2-Does it support Websocket or RestAPI? if no , what are the supported protocols?
3-Mostly it supports AT Command, do you have sample development documentation, examples to build websocket using LTE-M/NB on the top of AT commands?
4-Does it support interfacing with Raspberry PI or Arduino?
5-Did you integrate it with ThingWorx platform earlier?
#FiPy

[livius]

@mohamedkhalil

2-Does it support Websocket or RestAPI? if no , what are the supported protocols?

you can use clear sockets
https://docs.pycom.io/pycom_esp32/library/usocket.html
also https:
https://docs.pycom.io/pycom_esp32/pycom_esp32/tutorial/includes/https.html
httprequests
https://forum.pycom.io/topic/954/send-data-requests-http-post-solved

4-Does it support interfacing with Raspberry PI or Arduino?

you can communicate with it by warious way, Bluetooth, wifi, UART, I2C...
some sample here on UART here:
https://github.com/Bucknalla/lopy-raspberrypi

rest maybe others can bring light

[mohamedkhalil]

@livius Thanks for fast response on two questions 2&4

For question 2 answer, it seems that FiPy supports TCP while current NB-IOT chipset vendors claim that only UDP is supported

[livius]

@mohamedkhalil said in LTE-M/NB #fipy Programming and details:

UDP

both are supported

socket.IPPROTO_UDP 
socket.IPPROTO_TCP

[guy]

In response to Q1: The default language is MicroPython - see docs for examples.

I imagine that sooner or later you'll be able to install alternate firmata on the device which in turn could facilitate the use of alternate languages.

[mohamedkhalil]

@livius Many thanks

i'm waiting to receive the first lot of FiPy and start the NB-IOT journey