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RPIEasy

Easy MultiSensor device based on Raspberry PI

RPIEasy

Based on Python 3.x and Raspberry PI (Raspbian Linux) this project tries to mimic the magnificent ESPEasy project functions. Main goal is to create a multisensor device, that can be install and setup quickly.

Requirements

  • Debian/Ubuntu/Raspbian Linux
  • Python3

Tested with Raspberry Pi Zero W/Raspbian Buster and PC/Ubuntu 20.04. (may work with other Debian/Ubuntu derivatives) For obvious reasons GPIO based devices needs GPIO support, mainly targeted for Raspberry Pi. However experimental Orange Pi, USB FTDI and Rock Pi S GPIO support also added for testing purposes. Some basic devices (dummy, system informations...) and controllers will work on a normal PC.

Installation

sudo apt install git
git clone https://github.com/enesbcs/rpieasy.git
cd rpieasy
sudo ./preinstall.sh

Other dependencies can be reached and installed through the webGUI (See Hardware page) after starting with:

sudo ./RPIEasy.py

Update

There are an external updater and command line manager script by haraldtux:

https://github.com/haraldtux/rpieasy-update

Or you can use the integrated updater at Tools->System Updates, but be warned: save your "data" directory before update if it is containing data that you can't or won't readd manually!

FAQ

In case of questions or problems:

Special Thanks

I would especially like to thank the two biggest supporter, happytm and budman1758 for their ideas and donations which made it possible to acquire a lot of IoT sensors/devices. :)