Example of How to Control via Java or Groovy

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• Matt Mets

  July 2015

  Oh, you can definitely use Java! Most of our examples are using Processing, which is a wrapper around a Java core. Here's the core library that is used:
  
  https://github.com/Blinkinlabs/BlinkyTape_Processing/blob/master/examples/DiscoParty/BlinkyTape.pde
  
  It's written against the Processing API, which is again just a small wrapper over Java. It will need to be ported to work directly with the system serial library- JSSC is recommended:
  
  https://code.google.com/p/java-simple-serial-connector/
  
  Let me know if you get stuck and need some pointers, I'd be happy to help.
• leojhartiv

  August 2015

  Hi Matt!
  
  Just figured I'd share that I did create an open source project people are free to use to connect their BlinkyTape to existing Java or Groovy projects:
  
  https://github.com/leojhartiv/BlinkyTape
  
  My motivation for building this library was to tie BlinkyTape into my company's Continuous Integration environment via the build-whisperer project I created a while back here:
  
  https://github.com/leojhartiv/build-whisperer
  
  There is a simply BlinkyTape implementation provided that allows you to connect Jenkins, Bamboo or any other REST/JSON based page up to the BlinkyTape (as well as some other implementations like Lava Lamps and the like).
  
  Feel free to add the library to your "Other Languages" section if others are interested:
  http://blinkinlabs.com/blinkytape/
  
  
• Matt Mets

  August 2015

  Sweet, that's awesome! Adding it now.