ifit-pedaler-server | simple server that serves an HTML page

by FabioCZ Kotlin Version: 1.0 License: MIT

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ifit-pedaler-server is a Kotlin library. ifit-pedaler-server has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

A very simple server that serves an HTML page to control simulated pedaling on a connected iFit console. Inspired by William Thomas's

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The latest version of ifit-pedaler-server is 1.0

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ifit-pedaler-server is licensed under the MIT License. This license is Permissive.

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It has 815 lines of code, 41 functions and 22 files.

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Install ifit-pedaler-server

You will probably need to open port 80 on your raspberry pi. Simplest way to do that is via ufw:
You will need 2 jumper wires to go from your raspberry Pi's selected BCM port + ground to the console. On a bike console, it seems like you will generally want to connect the jumper wires to the two leftmost pins (ground + pos can be in either combination, so you might have to try both).
The best way to keep the server running at all times is to user supervisor. I included a supervisord.conf file to help you with that. The file assumes that you have cloned this repo to /home/pi/ifit-pedaler-server if you cloned it elsewhere, you can edit it accordingly. Copy the file to /etc/supervisor
If you want to use the scanner in the Androi app, you need to enable your Pi's discovery on the local network - use Avahi for this. I included an configuration file, ifit.service. Copy this to /etc/avahi/services.
I included a script, setup.sh, that should get you set up (supervisor+avahi), but I haven't tested it extensively:

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