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I'm using node v5.11.0 on a Raspberry PI 3, with gpio v2.32. I've added the wiring-pi via npm and while I can use the basic functions (for example wpi.wiringPiSetup()) when I try to run a simple test: var wpi = require('wiring-pi'); var basePin = 64; wpi.wiringPiSetup(); wpi.sn3218Setup(basePin); wpi.analogWrite(1,255); console.log("Pin should be on");
I get TypeError: wpi.sn3218Setup is not a function. Is there some additional setup I'm missing for the extension?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I'm using node v5.11.0 on a Raspberry PI 3, with gpio v2.32. I've added the wiring-pi via npm and while I can use the basic functions (for example wpi.wiringPiSetup()) when I try to run a simple test:
var wpi = require('wiring-pi'); var basePin = 64; wpi.wiringPiSetup(); wpi.sn3218Setup(basePin); wpi.analogWrite(1,255); console.log("Pin should be on");
I get
TypeError: wpi.sn3218Setup is not a function
. Is there some additional setup I'm missing for the extension?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: