Topic: OpenExchanger.com - Open Source ATM (Python Help Needed) (Read 1784 times)
No, that's not but I'll have to check that out! He has a really nice case, mine is just a patched together wood box for now :-)
Gregg, is this the same project?
http://www.coindesk.com/skyhooks-open-source-bitcoin-atm/
http://www.coindesk.com/skyhooks-open-source-bitcoin-atm/
Hello everyone,
I am building an OpenSource Bitcoin ATM platform based on the Raspberry PI. This platform will accept money and convert this to a paper wallet which prints out through the attached thermal printer. I have all of the hardware up and running, power mostly sorted out however I have hit a roadblock around how to structure the logic of my Python program. I am not much of a developer, so I was hoping I could get some help from someone a little more experienced in Python. My issue is around timing and the structure of the code. If you want to contribute, please drop me a PM and let's get this up and running.
This is a hobby project of mine but something I would love to see grow into a full fledge community project. The project is called OpenExchanger and you can follow our progress on twitter @openexchanger or via the site openexchanger.com (not too many updates as of yet).
Thanks,
Gregg
I am building an OpenSource Bitcoin ATM platform based on the Raspberry PI. This platform will accept money and convert this to a paper wallet which prints out through the attached thermal printer. I have all of the hardware up and running, power mostly sorted out however I have hit a roadblock around how to structure the logic of my Python program. I am not much of a developer, so I was hoping I could get some help from someone a little more experienced in Python. My issue is around timing and the structure of the code. If you want to contribute, please drop me a PM and let's get this up and running.
This is a hobby project of mine but something I would love to see grow into a full fledge community project. The project is called OpenExchanger and you can follow our progress on twitter @openexchanger or via the site openexchanger.com (not too many updates as of yet).
Thanks,
Gregg
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