How to use raspberry pie to build sensor Internet of things application
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1. Mount DS18B20
Sudo modprobe w1-gpiosudo modprobe w1-therm
two。 Install Python library 1-wire thermometer access library: w1thermsensor
Pip install w1thermsensor
3. Create a new iot.py file and type in the following code
#! / usr/bin/env python#coding=utf8import httplib, urllibfrom w1thermsensor import W1ThermSensorimport timeimport socket, serial Timeimport httplibimport jsonHOST = "open.lewei50.com" PORT = 80 user_key = 'userkey'def send_data_to_yeelink (temp): httpClient = None try: params = json.dumps ({' value': temp}) headers = {"Content-type": "application/json" "Accept": "text/plain", 'Umura print params httpClient:' api key' of Yeelink} print params httpClient = httplib.HTTPConnection ('api.yeelink.net', 80, timeout=30) httpClient.request ("POST", "/ v1.1/device/ device id/sensor/ sensor id/datapoints", params Headers) response = httpClient.getresponse () print response.status print response.reason print response.read () print response.getheaders () # get header information except Exception E: print e finally: if httpClient: httpClient.close () def send_data (temp): httpClient = None try: params = json.dumps ([{'Name':' sensor name' ) headers = {"Content-type": "application/x-www-form-urlencoded", "Accept": "text/plain", "userkey": user_key} print params httpClient = httplib.HTTPConnection (HOST, 80, timeout=30) httpClient.request ("POST") "/ api/V1/Gateway/UpdateSensors/01", params, headers) response = httpClient.getresponse () print response.status print response.reason print response.read () print response.getheaders () # get header information except Exception E: print e finally: if httpClient: httpClient.close () while True: for sensor in W1ThermSensor.get_available_sensors ([W1ThermSensor.THERM_SENSOR_DS18B20]): temp=sensor.get_temperature () print ("Sensor% s has Temperature% .2f "% (sensor.id Temp) send_data (temp) send_data_to_yeelink (temp) time.sleep
4. Run the python script
Python iot.py
5. If the temperature is read successfully and uploaded successfully, the relevant message will be printed.
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