README.md

Device Hub

Generalized data hub to persist RaspberryPi project generated data for reporting and analysis

Installation

Copy the files from this project to a PHP enabled webhost of your choice with a MySQL instance available for use

Create the MySQL DB (having connectivity to your PHP webhost)

CREATE DATABASE my_devices;

USE my_devices;

CREATE TABLE devices ( entry INT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, time TIMESTAMP DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, device VARCHAR(50), value1 VARCHAR(500), value2 VARCHAR(500), value3 VARCHAR(500), value4 VARCHAR(500), value5 VARCHAR(500), value6 VARCHAR(500), value7 VARCHAR(500), value8 VARCHAR(500), value9 VARCHAR(500), value10 VARCHAR(500), PRIMARY KEY (entry) );

ALTER TABLE devices ADD INDEX device (device); ALTER TABLE devices ADD INDEX time (time);

Configure Site Settings

Copy the settings.shadow.php file to a file named settings.php with the correct credentials for your MySQL instance

RPi Project python example to upload data

Python dependancy

sudo apt-get install python-requests

Code Snippet

import requests

r = requests.post("http://yourweb.com/api/log/", data={'device': 'weather-clock', 'value1': '78', 'value2': '56', 'value3': '', 'value4': '', 'value5': '', 'value6': '', 'value7': '', 'value8': '', 'value9': '', 'value10': ''}) print(r.status_code, r.reason) print(r.text)

weather-clock indentified device persisting value1 = 78 and value2 = 56 (value1 is *F and value2 is humidity % implied in this case)

Read Device Data Back

http://yourweb.com/api/read/?device=weather-clock

Additional API usage examples

http://yourweb.com/api/hello Output: HELLO WORLD

http://yourweb.com/api/test?var=testing_get_method Output: testing_get_method