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Use Arduinos and a Raspberry Pi to do home automation.
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- Read a single packet .
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QUESTION
The below aws cli command returns the following
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Answered 2020-Oct-03 at 04:38A jq solution:
QUESTION
I have a few web-based local application for home-automation purposes, those are accessible through IP addresses something like http://192.168.1.100:8080 but what I am trying to achieve is to link each individual IP to a internal domain, so that anyone can just enter http://kitchen.home to access that server without messing around with their hosts file, at the same time http://192.168.1.100:8081 should be served as something like http://hall.home.
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Answered 2017-Aug-30 at 19:00DNS names are independent of port numbers. A dns record correlates a name to an IP address. If you want to omit the port number from urls, you either need to host on the default ports (80/443), or use a proxy.
With a home network, the dns can be tricky, and usually depends greatly on the specific router you have. Your options are basically:
- Maybe your router has an interface for defining host overrides. OpenWRT has such a thing, and some routers have a similar dns server on them that you can add host entries to.
- Get a public domain name. You can have an
Arecord forexample.comthat points at a local network address. The server itself may only be accessible inside your network, but the dns will be available anywhere. - Run your own dns server and tell your router to use it as the default resolver for your network.
- Maybe mDNS could suit your needs for .local domains.
QUESTION
I have the experience with ReactJS and I have built the web app with react. But I have seen the home automation from deepsyx https://github.com/deepsyx/home-automation
I have tried to run server in "server" directory but it's error
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Answered 2019-Apr-20 at 15:38I've got it to run React Home Automation Server. I hope this could help all newbie like me to do the home automation on Raspberry Pi.
I found 2 steps:
I found the problem that it cannot find "home-config" directory so I go to "home-config" directory and copy "index.example.js" to "index.js".
In the virtualbox need to add "../" to
const homeConfig = require('../home-config');fromconst homeConfig = require('home-config');but cannot run anyway because of not raspberry pi environment.I get the error from running temperature sensor "DS18B20", then I fix
const deviceFolder = files.find(file => /^10/.test(file));toconst deviceFolder = files.find(file => /^28/.test(file));in "server/utils/temperature.js" because my raspberry pi 3 generate "28-01131faf1feb directory.
QUESTION
This is for a Microsoft tutorial that I am attempting to modify, running in a Jupyter notebook. The example code imports a .wav file and plays it.
If I change the URL in that code to import a different .wav file, it should import and play that .wav file instead. However, the notebook will not import the new wav and will not play it.
The two .wav files have the same sample rate, so it's not that. I have tried doing this with Dropbox and Google Drive links as well, no luck. I even tried downloading the example .wav file, uploading to my own GitHub, and then curling it into the script, and it still did not work.
This code (from the example) works just fine:
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Answered 2019-Feb-14 at 12:46Obviously there's an issue with the file you're receiving. curl's output says it's just 15 bytes, too small to be a playable audio file.
QUESTION
I try to follow this tutorial : https://medium.com/@dvd.ciri/raspberry-pi-firebase-home-automation-d5a237f18fb5
but i have a problem with adafruit. Some one can help me ?
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Answered 2018-Nov-21 at 10:54Try this:
QUESTION
I am trying to setup AWS IoT using a Python script as mentioned in this link:
I am able to connect on AWS IoT MQTT without WebSocket (used x.509 certificate).
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Answered 2018-Nov-02 at 13:13It can be that you have self signed certificate, or something else happens that makes the certificate not valid. Question is what do you want to achieve... If the point is to see it working:
QUESTION
I want your help in this arduino project please I made this project tow days ago and it worked fine but my question is : who is the server and who is the client ? I am not good in networking hope you can help me
https://www.instructables.com/id/Remote-Home-Automation-Example-Arduino-Etherne/
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Answered 2018-Jul-18 at 08:46Arduino is a server. It take a static html page.
Client is your browser.
QUESTION
I have a question regarding node-red, before jumping on it. I find a big difficultly to get a home-automation tool such as node-red, to get working multiple raspberry pi nodes.
On the master I use django(brain)+angular(web-ui)+pigpio-library to interconnect the master pi with slaves.
Basically using pigpio I can send from the master turn-on or turn-off signals to slave without any other tool.
- In my home configuration, I have 3 raspberry pi.
- All 3 are connected to the same network.
- 1st pi is master and the other 2 are slaves.
- 2nd and 3rd raspberry pi are slaves, and only have pigpio service installed
- this give me centralized interface to n pi`s connected to my network
- downside it that our app is not yet able to do complex things:events, tasks, etc. So if I want to connect a PIR to my master and based on this trun on a LED on slave`s gpio, I cannot!
In node-red or home-assistant, both use mqqt to send or receive information regarding sensors or manipulate gpio`s.
Can I have with node-red a centralized interface installed ok master pi, and from there to act upon a gpio on slave pi?
thank you George
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Answered 2017-Nov-17 at 14:43You can use the node-red-node-pi-gpiod node on a central Node-RED instance to control GPIO pins on remote pi's.
You just need to make sure that pigpiod is configured to listen on the external interface and that the firewall will not block access.
QUESTION
I am trying to deploy my app to heroku and I keep getting this error message saying that it "failed to detect app matching ......." and the push was rejected. I followed the way it said on the heroku website and I keep getting stuck on only that git push heroku master part I have tried doing some research I couldn't find a solution.
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Answered 2017-Jul-19 at 05:50This means that a package.json file isn't checked into the root of your git project, so Heroku is detecting that it isn't a Node.js app. You can see this locally:
QUESTION
I have a following scala snipet:
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Answered 2017-Jun-28 at 09:14I can't really tell what the issue is you have, but to make this more transparent for debugging you could use another approach.
Use an actor instead which uses scheduleOnce to schedule a message to himself instead of using the normal schedule:
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