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The LED driver doesn't seem to exist in the Artoo gem anymore. It's also not available in this gem either. Am I missing something?

Hi. I'm wondering if I could use the neopixel address accessable leds from Adafruit with the artoo-spark library. Adafruit provides their own library for their led strings, rings and matrices. So, would this be possible by maybe inserting the neopixel code into artoo's "work block"?

I just tried the sample code as follows:

require 'artoo'

connection :spark, :adaptor => :spark, :access_token => 'xxx'
device :led, :driver => :led, :pin => 'D0'

work do
  every(1.second) do
    led.toggle
  end
end

I see the following when I run it:

$ ruby cylon-spark.rb 
I, [2014-03-06T21:00:48.634944 #27816]  INFO -- : Registering connection 'spark'...
I, [2014-03-06T21:00:48.635046 #27816]  INFO -- : Registering device 'led'...
I, [2014-03-06T21:00:48.635089 #27816]  INFO -- : Preparing work...
I, [2014-03-06T21:00:48.635782 #27816]  INFO -- : Initializing connection spark...
I, [2014-03-06T21:00:48.639616 #27816]  INFO -- : Initializing device led...
I, [2014-03-06T21:00:48.643199 #27816]  INFO -- : Starting work...
I, [2014-03-06T21:00:48.643605 #27816]  INFO -- : Connecting to 'spark' on port 'none'...
I, [2014-03-06T21:00:48.644218 #27816]  INFO -- : Starting driver 'Artoo::Drivers::Led'...

It just hangs there. The device is connected to wifi and is currently running a previous program, but doesn't change to this behavior...

Is there something I should check to see why this is happening? Should I be seeing something else in the command line?

BTW, I wasn't able to get the cylon-spark example to work either, but there is a clear error being displayed. I have been able to get the cylon-ardrone to work though...