Alex Hill

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satnogs
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A little script to query the satnogs api and return the next observation
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SatNOGS Javascript
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Made with HTML, CSS, JS
a Javascript version of the SatNOGS GET request
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•1 year ago

SOTAConnects to the Summits on the Air alerts and spots and returns local data

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•4 years ago

Moving from basic FETCH

I've set myself a bit of a goal. To develop a web page that shows off the data from my satellite ground stations. So far I've had a go at getting info

i personally would build the interface using the web platform as a tool. nowadays, the web has pretty nice tools for fetching data with javascript and and arranging your data with css. it doesn't have any built in functionality for displaying charts and graphs, but there exists good, popular libraries for that kind of stuff so i guess i would break down the problem into three steps fetching data arranging data displaying data fetching data as for fetching data, i think your choice of the fetc4 years ago

javascript is good at making basic HTTP requests and also it is undoubtably the best way to make graphic displays and have a GUI because of its ability to control HTML. Making colored displays is all about using HTML, and I there are a lot of great HTML tutorials that can be found online HTML stuff: https://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp (w3schools is great) https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML (MDN is also cool) more on fetch here - https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/4 years ago

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•4 years ago

Javascript GET JSON data from API

I think I've got myself in a muddle with something I thought would be fairly simple. I am trying to return the name and status of a ground station fr

HTML, CSS, JS

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for XMLHttprequests, use req.onload to get when the request is done and use req.responseText or req.response to get the result example: let req = new XMLHttpRequest() req.open("GET", url) req.send() req.onload = function() { console.log(req.responseText) } `4 years ago

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•5 years ago

Python - Sorting out time for satellites

I have not been able to complete a little project of mine that makes use of an API. I'm stuck on sorting out the time and date. I keep leaving it and

So, you are trying to link up a satellite "detector" to repl.it? I don't think it would work, try it on your computer instead.5 years ago

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•5 years ago

What do you think of the show so far?

Another cheapo piece of code pinched form elsewhere that sort of works. Deployed on a RPi with a 20x4 i2c LCD. It sort of works but I could do with an

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•5 years ago

Simulating LCD's and switches

My little project is a bit of fun that will be put onto an old Raspberry Pi B board. It is a python script which dishes out a meaningless buzzword whe

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•5 years ago

I need a bit of help - Python and API's

This is my first stab at coding so it might be a bit fuzzy. I have started with a little challenge to display the next satelite observation that is sc

nice project to take on... line 23... should it be this? tx_name= tx (open square bracket) 'description' (close square bracket) can you explain a bit more about this satnog database... where is the pass data being calculated? how does that calculation know your lat/long? and where does it get the TLE for the particular satellite? 5 years ago

Alex Hill

satnogs

SatNOGS Javascript