Bee is a library that enables devices (commonly Arduino) to communicate with other devices using human-readable RESP encoded messages over different user-implemented communication channels such as serial port, bluetooth or Wi-Fi.
Bee could be awesome if you're willing to give up from 16 (average) up to 256 bytes of precious RAM only for exchanging messages, that could be the case for devices with simple sensors that just need to report sensor data to another device that is going to interprete them (see Hive).
If you're looking for a more mature (and not human-readable) protocol you should try Firmata first.
Download the latest .ZIP package and follow the official instructions on importing a .ZIP library.
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