Post by Rowan on Nov 14, 2019 22:56:53 GMT
One of the main areas that we've seen teams building on top of the eChook is in the way their telemetry data is displayed. The data that the app sends out to Dweet can be accessed through JavaScript on any website, so to help teams that might want to try this we have made a very basic telemetry website that can be copied and built upon. This site includes all the code required to fetch data from dweet.io, and display it on the website, but leaves all the layout and styling for your team to develop through HTML and CSS.
There is a small section in the documentation covering this here: docs.echook.uk/telemetry-live-data/diy-web-dashboard
It includes links to good introduction youtube courses on website building for those that might need them, and also includes instructions on how to host this website for free through GitHub (where the eChook website is also hosted, and all the code stored).
The demo/template website we have created is here: echook.github.io/echook-demo-site/
And for the code behind it, take a look here: github.com/echook/echook-demo-site
Hopefully that's helpful to some teams! Looking forward to see what people do with it - and feel free to ask any questions here 
