Conveniently install and run the reelyActive open source software suite on a Raspberry Pi. The advent of BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) on the Raspberry Pi 3B made it possible to run our software to detect and identify all advertising devices in proximity, which was featured in Hackaday in 2016.
Our open source software has evolved since the Hackaday article:
- Version 1.x is featured here and is the recommended option
- Version 0.x which was featured in the article can be found in the release-0.2 branch and is considered legacy
Follow our step-by-step tutorials to prepare a Pi from scratch and install pi-suite:
Alternatively, if all prerequisites are indeed in place, getting up and running for the first time should be as easy as:
git clone https://github.com/reelyactive/pi-suite.git
cd pi-suite
npm install
npm start
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