Little application to drive Led matrix displays on your raspberry pi
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README.md

NEEDS BETTER README!

Make sure you are on a recent nodejs version. Raspbian has old version. Use nodesource ;).

copy config.example.json to config.json and pick a driver + display size.

npm install

nodejs pixdisp.js

http://localhost:8080/

Matrix driver & Unicorn Hat HD driver inspired by https://github.com/vesteraas/node-unicornhathd