During this workshop, you will start from a p5.js starter template. and hook it up to receive IMU data.

Goals:

• See an example of using code from a JavaScript library.
• Gain more familiarity with functions and variables.
• Use console.log to inspect data.
• Learn to write code that uses data from our sensor data pipeline.
• Get started on the physical computing aspect of your project.

A. Create a new p5.js project

In this section, you will create a project folder on your disk that includes the index.html and sketch.js files that you need in order to a run a p5 sketch. (These are similar steps to the ones you used in the workshop Setting up an IMU, except that you've already set up Visual Studio code.)

1. Open a new terminal window. (Or, use cd to change an existing terminal window to the directory in which you want to create the new project folder; for example, just cd to move the terminal to your home direcgtory.)
2. In the terminal [git clone <https://github.com/osteele/p5-module-template.git> imu-workshop](<https://github.com/osteele/p5-module-template.git>). This creates a local folder named imu-workshop, that has the files for a minimal p5.js sketch.
3. In Visual Studio Code, open the imu-workshop folder.
4. In Visual Studio Code, click the "Go Live" button.

5. Modify sketch.js so that something appears on the screen.

B. Subscribe to sensor data

We will use the imu-tools npm package to subscribe to IMU data that is coming from the network. This involves adding the imu-tools npm package to our project, so that we can write code that calls functions in this library; and specifying the connection address of a network server.

1. Follow the instructions on the imu-tools project page to add the package to your project.

Note: You will need to add lines to both index.html and sketch.js