This is node.js app works with motion on a raspberry pi 3.
- Watching the file system if motion writes an images file
- Detect when the movement starts and ends
- Triggering events on the GPIOs - toggle high / low
- download a Jessie image
- write it on sd
- start the first time in pixel deskop
- change:
- boot to cli
- password
- disable auto-login
- hostname
- activate ssh
- language settings, keyboard, wifi
- reboot into the command line
- login in with given password as user
pi
-
Installing all stuff
sudo mkdir /data cd /data sudo git clone https://github.com/seekwhencer/picam-node.git app cd app sudo sh /data/app/script/install.sh
After the installation should be a reboot useful.
Hit CTRL + Alt + Del
... on the pi - or enter: sudo shutdown now
-
Rename the config files (first time)
cp /data/app/config/*.js.default cp /data/app/config/*.js
The installation copies all the needed config files in the right place:
- installs node.js correctly with a new global npm folder, correct
PATH
environment and user rights - npm installs
n
globally to toggle easy between different node versions - using node version
6.11.0
- but you can try:n latest
after the installation - installs motion
- pi users
.bashrc
file - german default
keyboard
scheme sudoers
file with the pi user as sudo and extended secure path pointed to the npm global folder for all users (sudo, pi)motion.config
file configured with reachable stream and "UI" over the local network on port 8080 and 8081
cd /data/app
npm start
- movement_start,
[]
- movement_stop,
[]
- setup_complete,
[]
- setup_pin_error,
[err, pin, initial]
- setup_pin_before,
[pin, initial]
- setup_pin_complete,
[pin, initial]
cd /data/app
git pull origin