OpenSource Project to allow anyone to use probes to monitor things.
- Documentation on how to create (or where to buy) the probes will are given in the wiki.
- A web interface will be provided for you to use to have a nice experience with viewing your data (Django-server).
- The code for this interface (and server) is also given in case you want to have your own server running.
The probes will run thanks to Moteinos. But as the code is usable for Arduino, you can also use them if a radio module is added.
It gathers the code for the bridge moteino to use (in adruino)
It is the folder that has the Django server in it. Use the folder inside to run it localy (with python runserver, see the wiki for that) or deploy it.
- Inside that folder is a folder called server, this is actually all the views, html template and static file for the server.
- venv is the local environement used by the host server (like heroku) to know exactly what to use rather than the default setting. This folder might be optional to use.
- website is gather the model of the server and its migration
- db.sqlite3 is the database
- manage.py is the file needed to lunch the app (like a manifest)
- The other files are only for deployment (required for Heroku by example)
This folder is only use for displaying some images on the wiki.
It gathers the code for the probes moteino (in aduino)
It has the code required to do wireless programming using a POST to retrieve the new code rather that a file on a computer and luching it throught a python command (and USB)
It gathers the code for the basic wireless programming. This code is available on the github of the constructor of the moteinos
It has all the zip libraries used by the moteinos. You will need them if you put the code in the moteinos yourself
It is the original server that has been given to us. It uses angular, ruby on rails and thinkspeak.
Only to avoid indexing some files in github
Augustin De Vita
Thomas Garesse
Marc Lamazouère