CrosseyeJack / atmega-rpi-openhab-i2cbridge

An application that I hope will let me bridge an ATMega into OpenHab running on a Raspberry Pi via i2c

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An appliaction that I plan to use to bridge a ATMega to OpenHAB running on a 
Raspberry Pi

A Work in progress project.

Having a quick think I think I might just use a "special" prefix for my items 
for example fmk-<boardid>-<pin> So the current hardcoded temp sensor would have
 an item ID of fmk_6002_A0 (I can't use hyphons in the url, doh)

I think I will give it a shot. Might as well.

As this application currently links to the wiringPi project 
(http://wiringpi.com/) which is covered under the GNU LESSER GENERAL PUBLIC 
LICENSE Version 3 this WIP is also under the same license.

This application makes use of the simpleini library
https://github.com/brofield/simpleini

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