Raspberry Pi GPIO Web Interface

Introduction

A web based Raspberry Pi interface to control the GPIO Pin(s). Possible uses can be determing is soldering worked; or control of gpio pins for other applications. Developed using Nitrogen Web Framework and Erlang Ale

Getting running

This program has a dependency on erlang which can be installed like below; or downloaded From Erlang Solutions

sudo apt-get -y install erlang

Then clone the repo and make. The default make uses the inet as the webserver you may wish to use a different weberver in such you could use one of the following make cowboy | make inets| make mochiweb | make webmachine | make yaws

git clone https://github.com/stuart-thackray/pi_gpio_web.git
make
make run

Then open up the browser to control the Pi. (to get your IP address on the Rasberry pi type ifconfig| grep inet)

http://<IP-ADDRESS>:8000/

More Info

The configuration is saved between restarts of the PI; it is automatically saved every 5 minutes; or manually when saved via the GUI button. If this is not desired remove the cfg file using the below

sudo rm gpio.config

TODO

Custom naming of the GPIO ; i.e. doorbell, red led, e.t.c.

Screenshot/Demo

Wire up the pi and have fun ![Demo setup of Board] (https://github.com/stuart-thackray/pi_gpio_web/blob/master/doc/smaller_example_setup.jpg)

Control via the web ![Screenshot] (https://github.com/stuart-thackray/pi_gpio_web/blob/master/doc/example_web_page.jpg)