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fiware-figway

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Description

  • FIGWAY is an opensource tool to work with FIWARE Orion ContextBroker and/or FIWARE IDAS.2.6 (also known as SBC2.6).

  • The newest version is all under the "python-IDAS4/" folder and it is though to be used with the latest versions of IDAS (4.x). It is written in python and it has been tested in RaspberryPI, MacbookPro with OSX 10.9.3. It should work fine in any linux or any other system with python2.7 installed.

  • The "python" folder holds the previous version designed to work with IDAS version 2.x or 3.x.

  • The "c++/" folder holds a deprecated previous version written in C++ and working only in RaspberryPI platform. You will find in that folder specific instructions while the remaining text within this file refers to the newest one at "python-IDAS/".

  • Prior to use this software, you need to configure it at "python/config.ini":

  • Note that to obtain the "username" & "token" within "[user]" configuration section, you need to have an account at http://www.fi-ware.org/lab/ and then execute the script "python/get_token.py".
  • In the local [local] configuration section you need to configure the "host_type" (use "RaspberryPI" or "MAC" or "Linux", etc.) and the "host_id=" (use the 3 lower bytes in hexa of one of your Ethernet MACs or your e-mail if you do not know how to obtain the first).
  • Current available folders: python-IDAS4/ContextBroker/ -> Specific tools to talk to a ContextBroker. We are working on a specific README.md for this folder. Meanwhile, execute the commands with no arguments to get help. python-IDAS4/SensorsUL20/ -> Specific tools to talk to IDAS 4.x and simulate virtual sensors (using Ultralight 2.0/HTTP protocol). There is an specific README.md file in this directory.

Credits

  • Developed by Carlos Ralli Ucendo (@carlosralli). Apr 2015.
  • Thanks to Rafael Baños Lopez for his great support and lots of testing/debugging efforts!
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