stand alone pinoccio server with http

server.js

var server = require('pinoccio-server');

// you would use an array to support multiple troops
var troop;

server(function(t){
  troop = t;
  troop.command(1,'led.red',function(err,data){
    console.log('i set the led to red',data);
  });

  troop.on('end',cleanup).on('error',cleanup);

  function cleanup(){
    if(t === troop) troop = false;
  }
});

// this is what your own custom logic might look like.

var http = require('http');
var url = require('url');
var httpServer = http.createServer(function(req,res){

   // simple access log
   console.log((new Date())+'',req.method,req.url);

   //
   // if you send an http request with curl like
   //
   //    curl http://localhost:8080/cmd?cmd=led.cyan&scout=2
   //
   // the command will be sent the the scout and the response returned as json
   //
   //    curl http://localhost:8080/events
   //
   // and any reports sent by your troop will be sent as output streaming to stdout of the curl command as fast as they hit the server!
   //
   if(req.url.indexOf('/cmd') === 0){

     var parsed = url.parse(req.url,true);
     var query = parsed.query||{};

     if(!troop)  return  respond(res,"no troop connected.");

     troop.command(query.scout,query.cmd,function(err,data){
       respond(res,err,data);
     });

   } else if(req.url.indexOf('/events') === 0) {

     if(!troop) return respond(res,"no troop connected.");

     var t = troop;
     t.on('end',function(){
       // if troop disconnects end the stream
       res.end();
     });

     var datahandler = function(data){
       res.write(JSON.stringify(data)+"\n");
     }

     troop.on('data',datahandler);
     res.on('close',function(){
       t.removeEventListener('data',datahandler);
     });
     
   } else {
     res.end('nope');
   }
   
}).listen(8080);

function respond(res,err,data){
  res.end(JSON.stringify({error:(err?err+'':false),data:data})+"\n");
}