TempRa
Monitors the temperature, the humidity and the pressure in your room on Raspberry Pi.
Features
- Monitors every 10 minutes and insert into MySQL database.
- Displays a graph and realtime data on the web browser.
- Tweets the data every hour automatically.
Requirements
- Raspberry Pi (Tested on RPi 2 Model B)
- Operating system on Raspberry Pi what can run Java (Tested on Raspbian)
- Java Runtime Environment (JRE) 1.8+ (Tested on 1.8.0 Update 65)
- BME280 temperature/humidity/pressure module
Usage
First, connect your BME280 to your Raspberry Pi with I2C.
Before running, you have to put the config files below into the same directory as the jar file.
- monitor.properties
SQL_Type=mysql
SQL_Host=[YOUR SQL HOSTNAME HERE]
SQL_Port=[YOUR SQL PORT HERE]
SQL_Database=[YOUR SQL DATABASE NAME HERE]
SQL_User=[YOUR SQL USERNAME HERE]
SQL_Password=[YOUR SQL PASSWORD HERE]
SQL_Timeout=1
Socket_Interval=1000
Socket_Port=8888
HTTP_Port=8080
Format_Record={{STR1}}:{{STR2}}
Format_Hour={{STR1}}, {{STR2}}h
Format_Day={{STR1}}/{{STR2}}
Format_Month={{STR2}}, {{STR1}}
Format_Year={{STR1}}
Twitter_DateFormat=yyyy/M/d H:mm
Twitter_Content=Now: {{DATE}}\n \
\n \
Temperature: {{TEMP}} °C\n \
Humidity: {{HUM}} %\n \
Pressure: {{PRES}} hPa\n \
\n \
\#TempMonitor \#AutoTweet- twitter4j.properties
oauth.consumerKey=[YOUR TWITTER CONSUMER KEY HERE]
oauth.consumerSecret=[YOUR TWITTER CONSUMER SECRET HERE]
oauth.accessToken=[YOUR TWITTER ACCESS TOKEN HERE]
oauth.accessTokenSecret=[YOUR TWITTER ACCESS TOKEN SECRET HERE]Next, import setup.sql into you database.
Finally, type the command to run:
java -jar TempMonitor-x.x-jar-with-dependencies.jarWeb Console
Type the address of your Raspberry Pi and specificed port number to access the console.
e.g.)
http://192.168.11.81:8080/ # By IP address
http://raspberry:8080/ # By hostname
Open Source Licenses
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GNU Lesser General Public License v3.0
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Copyright (c) 2007-2012 Sauron Software
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Copyright (c) 2007 Yusuke Yamamoto
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