Installation for Debian:
Install dependencies -
"su"
"apt install python3-flask zlib1g-dev uuid-dev gcc make git autoconf autogen automake pkg-config ipython3 apache2 libapache2-mod-wsgi-py3"
"exit"
Install netdata -
"su"
"git clone https://github.com/firehol/netdata"
"cd netdata"
"./netdata-installer.sh"
Enter
"exit"
Then run it (if it is not already running)-
"su"
"/usr/sbin/netdata"
"exit"
Also make it run at every boot -
"su"
"nano /etc/rc.local"
Append "/usr/sbin/netdata" before the exit
Ctrl-X, Y, Enter
"exit"
The python plugins must be moved into netdata's plugin folder -
"su"
"cp scripts/*.plugin /usr/libexec/netdata/plugins.d/"
"exit"
Now lets set up apache -
"su"
"cp /apache/run.conf /etc/apache2/sites-available/"
"a2dissite 000-default"
"a2ensite run"
"service apache2 reload"
"exit"
Final Touches -
You should now be able to access the server via its local IP
The getIP() function has only been tested if the the host is connected to the network over "wlan0"
If you are having issues, goto line 7 of server.py and set the ip yourself
THINGS TO DO -
Look into new netdata python plugin system and reimplement ours
Look if local dns server is worth doing
Python script to read from usb, write to database, and pipe to netdata (started with .wsgi, server, or rc.local)
Add matplotlib image generator to server
Look into making the host a wifi connectable switch
Flesh out .ino
Make installer