azure-functions-core-tools VS johnny-five

The official Azure Functions CLI brings along a feature that enables developers to create a basic Dockerfile as well as .dockerignore file in an Azure Functions project. So problem solved, right?

And the func tool is opensource: https://github.com/Azure/azure-functions-core-tools

Azure Functions Core Tools GitHub

Azure Functions Core Tools: u can download from this repo

Azure Functions Core Tools (The docs specify version 3.0.3245 or later is required)

CLI tools such as hexa.run and Azure Functions CLI

We gonna use the Azure Functions Core Tools for create, start and run our functions.

Some times ago I have played with johnny-five, a JavaScript Robotics & IoT platform. In short words, we can communicate with our Arduino or Raspberry by using JavaScript with a very friendly syntax.

The library Johnny-Five is a Javascript library that allows you to control Arduino and other microcontrollers using Javascript. It is very easy to use and it has a lot of examples that you can use to learn how to use it.

+Here is the platform used to program the board http://johnny-five.io/

I decided to use the Johnny-Five JavaScript framework for this. After installing it , I started by declaring a few variables and instantiating the transmitter board.

IOT is the internet of things. That loosely means - interconnected devices that aren't your standard "computer." You can totally do that with JS and a little computer like an Arduino. You can use https://johnny-five.io/ or something... but I'm talking about - a year from now -

here it the project's github: https://github.com/rwaldron/johnny-five

Johnny Five seems like a neat project for that bit. What I'm trying to find is a library for using the camera bit. Sorry if my original question wasn't specific enough. I'll try to clarify here.

Start here: http://johnny-five.io/

I am trying to put Firmata on ESP32 and connect it to the johnny-five lib (or any other JS client). I managed to put official Firmata and other forks related to ESP32, but it doesn't work (build+upload succeed), but I'm getting "ready" from the device.