Integrating the Raspberry pi across the house!
This repo contains several projects and supercedes others:
- https://github.com/matteoferla/Temperature-moniting-website-via-Rasberry-Pi
- https://github.com/matteoferla/Raspberry-Pi-irrigator —actually the latter still contains a lot of useful info
Some of the following folders have a README.md and setup.py as if they were separate repos.
The reason for having a single repo is that I don't really want to flood my GitHub with hobby projects and
there are tons of snippets, which I can dump here.
See setup
There are a few things I do on every Pi:
- Make a file saying who the Pi is
- Install Jupyter notebook and make it run at start-up
- Slack message of it's IP address
- etc.
The Furby project got moved to its own repo: matteoferla/pyfurby.
This has two parts.
- Miscellaneous Raspberry Pis across the house with different sensors
- A webserver Raspberry Pi (Pi 2) that receives the measurements and serves them
See homesensing app project for website See homesensing api project for API to upload data See scheduled recording project to make the scheduled sensing task
TODO See LINK TO REPOS
My main webservers are actually on a different Pi namely, a Pi 4. However, I do not want to stress too much even if it's 4 GB. Furthermore, I do not want to use the GPIO (well, bar for the fan as it gets rather hot) because shorting will reset the Pi and Ubuntu x64 is a pain with the GPIO.
The module photologger takes photos, but can stack in the case of low light — a LED however is always a better solution.
