@lawton74 I understand your words. There are a few types of people that come here seeking answers. Among them are people who want to learn to code and the project they are working on is a means to that end. Also among them are the people who see a need for some item to exist that does not and coding is a means to that end. Whichever you are, learning to code starts at getting an LED to blink and progresses from there. If you are the latter, there are several ways to short-circuit the learning to code process. You can post in the Jobs and Paid Consultancy and contract out the coding work. If you are hear to learn to code, you are a freshman working on a senior thesis. You will need to spend a few hours on more basic projects and build up to where you want to be for this project.