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For general questions about the GPIO pins, do not use this tag; use [gpio]. This tag is for the npm (node.js package manager) module for controlling the GPIO pins on the Pi using JavaScript. It is unrelated to the pigpio C/Python library. There is also a dynamic C library to control Raspberry Pi GPIO channels https://github.com/Milliways2/pi-gpio.git
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Is there any way to control Raspberry Pi GPIO pins without Webiopi?
The recent GPIO Zero release (1.4) includes several new chapters on remote GPIO:
Configuring Remote GPIO
Remote GPIO Recipes
I should add that this is achieved via Joan's excellent pigpio package, …
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