raspberrypi-iot | Things project on a Raspberry Pi

If everything worked, then you should be able to see the WiFi network raspberrynet from any device capable of looking for WiFi. You should be able to connect to it with the password raspberrynet. From your connected device, go to raspberrynet.local:80 in a browser (or just raspberrynet.local) and you should see the frontend running on your pi! If your pi has ssh enabled, you should also be able to ssh pi@raspberrynet.local.
Download the latest raspbian image and flash it to an SD card
Insert your flashed SD card into your Raspberry Pi and connect it to a monitor and keyboard
Log in to the OS (default username: pi default password: raspberry)
Connect your pi to the internet
Install Ansible You may need to install dirmngr first to do this (sudo apt-get -y install dirmngr) You may also need to use the url hkp://keyserver.ubuntu.com:80 for the Ubuntu keyserver
Download this repository to your pi and make a note of the location (e.g. /home/pi/raspberrypi-iot)
Fill this location name in system/system.yaml on line 5
Configure udev (see below) and restart your pi
You may need to reconnect to your WiFi now that udev has changed some of the wlan assignments There should now be a wlan1 and ap0. To set wlan1's WiFi settings, copy your /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf (which should have your WiFi settings) to /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant-wlan1.conf. Then run wpa_cli -i wlan1 reconfigure. You should have internet again now. Note: raspi-config cannot be used to change the WiFi settings anymore since the wlan assignments have changed
Run sudo ansible-playbook system/system.yaml. This will set up the WiFi access point as well as install the example frontend and backend services.
Restart the pi
system/etc/hosts
system/etc/hostname
system/etc/hostapd/hostapd.conf