Cloud4RPi Examples for Raspberry Pi

This example demonstrates different scenarios of using Cloud4RPi service on Raspberry Pi:

For detailed instructions on how to run this example, refer to the How To article.

Running the Sample Code

Update your system and make sure you have the latest versions of all required software:

sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y
sudo apt install python python-pip git -y
sudo pip install --upgrade setuptools pip

Clone this repository:

git clone https://github.com/cloud4rpi/cloud4rpi-raspberrypi-python.git && cd cloud4rpi-raspberrypi-python

Log into your Cloud4RPi account or create a new one.
Copy your device's Device Token. If you have no devices, create one on the Devices page and copy its Device Token.
Replace the __YOUR_DEVICE_TOKEN__ string in the control.py file with your device token using any text editor (nano, vim, sed or other):
```
sed -i 's/__YOUR_DEVICE_TOKEN__/replace-this-text-with-your-real-device-token/' control.py
```
Run the control.py example:
```
sudo python control.py
```
Notice that the device went online and started sending data.
Go to the Control Panels page and add a new control panel.
Add a new Gauge widget and bind it to the CPU Temp variable.
Add a new Switch widget and bind it to the LED On variable.
Add a new Text widget and bind it to the STATUS variable. Configure different colors for "IDLE", "RING" and "BOOM!" strings.
If you have DS18B20 sensor connected to your Raspberry Pi, add a new Chart widget and bind it to the Room Temp variable.

You can use this control panel to monitor variables and control a logical state on a hardware pin.