install pinccio cli on pi

pinoccio-bridge-on-boot.sh

# to setup pinoccio bridge on boot
# this starts bridge and keeps it running if it crashes.
# if there are no scouts connected it will retry once per second.
# log data is written to /var/log/pinoccio-bridge.log
# for verbose logging change `pinoccio bridge` to `pinoccio bridge -v`

echo "while [ 1 ]\
do\
pinoccio bridge\
sleep 1\
done;" > pinoccio-bridge.sh
chmod +x pinoccio-bridge.sh

if [ -f "/etc/rc.local.orig" ]; then
  echo "backup already made."
else
  sudo cp /etc/rc.local /etc/rc.local.orig
fi

# remove any old pinoccio bridge lines
cat /etc/rc.local | grep -v pinoccio-bridge > rc.local.tmp

# delete the last line in the file it's "exit 0"
cat rc.local.tmp | sed '$ d' >> rc.local.tmp2
mv rc.local.tmp2 rc.local.tmp

# add the code to start bridge on boot
echo "su pi -c'/home/pi/pinoccio-bridge.sh < /dev/null 2>>1 1>> /var/log/pinoccio-bridge.log &'" >> rc.local.tmp

# add the exit 0 back to the file
echo "exit 0" >> rc.local.tmp

# make a backup
sudo cp /etc/rc.local /etc/rc.local.bak
# put new changes in place
sudo mv rc.local.tmp /etc/rc.local
sudo chmod +x /etc/rc.local

echo "to see your changes you have to reboot. you can run 'sudo reboot' to reboot"

pinoccio-pi.sh

# this installs node 10.26 which is the latest pre-compiled binary as of 11-7-2014 and the pinccio cli!

curl http://nodejs.org/dist/v0.10.26/node-v0.10.26-linux-arm-pi.tar.gz \
  | sudo tar xzvf - --strip-components=1 -C "/usr/local/"
sudo npm  install -g pinoccio

# plug in a scout and try
pinoccio serial

# for some reason the interactive prompt for password isn't working so to login
pinoccio login --email youremail --password yourpassword

# to make sure you got logged in try 
pinoccio who

#and use the pi as a bridge!!
pinoccio bridge

this replaces your version of node. This is ok to run again if you tried and had issues installing.