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Home_Monitoring

This repository contains all codes related to monitoring and controlling my home environment with the help of Raspberry Pis, which includes :

  • Monitor temperature and luminosity;

  • Controls TV and aircon (also Infared controlled) through android phone from anywhere in the house using a RabbitMQ server to send messages inside the network and a Raspberry Pis located next to the TV with an infrared emitter to actually send the instructions.

    Future plans :

    • Extend this to control the lights (also Infrared controlled) : code written, not tested yet.
    • Extend android interface with small features and switch between different controlled object.
    • Add iPhone control instead of Android-only : not started.
  • Ensures that hardware failure in the Raspberry will not result in data loss with daily automated backups to a mounted USB

The repository also contains small side projects that were either partially relevant to the main one, or completely separate from it :

  • Create a PC GUI interface (Python TKinter) to control the aircon, to make sure sending signals was working before moving on the the Android app phase.
  • Go through a Facebook-generated (.htm) message history (contain all of a person's conversation history) and return messages sent by a given individual and contain a given substring.

The following sections detail a bit more the different folders in this repository.

android_remote

Creates the whole android-GUI to send instruction to a RabbitMQ server.

Only contain the aircon remote control in the current phase. No work has been made on whether the connexion drops or anything so the app might crash easily.

Future plans :

  • Add support for remotes other than the aircon : not started.
  • Improve code stability : not started.
  • Remove hard-coded parameters for RabbitMQ connection and replace it by a log-in screen : not started.
  • Add preferences for interface (to remember latest config sent for aircon)
  • Add theme for interface

bash

Contains bash-script and data files put in the raspberry pi that relate to pure OS commands.

This includes :

  • All files for the self-backing up of the Pi. (cron job, shell script, config file)
  • The rc.local file to get see what is run on launch.

Future plans : None for now.

configs

Contains all configuration file use by the Pi for its various purposes.

This includes :

  • All .conf files used by lirc (Linux Infrared Remote Control) to send infra-red signals.
  • Configuration file to connect to RabbitMQ server.

data

Contains some output files to give examples for using some of the scripts from other folders. Currently includes files to show how python/miscellaneous/convert_aircon_ir.py works.

iOS_remote (not started)

Creates iOS interface to send Infrared command.

python

All python scripts use through this projects.

global_libraries

Contains all relatively-general functions used by the other python scripts. This includes :

  • Drivers for all of the supported sensors (luminosity, temperature) that have been implemented.
  • Code to handle interaction with RabbitMQ server (initiating connection, consuming, publishing, ...)
  • Code th handle creation of generic infrared signal using the pigpio library.
  • Some small fault-tolerant generic functions.
  • A logger function that log any warning/message to /var/log/syslog, /var/log/user.log and the command prompt.
infrared_remote

Contains python code to send aircon/tv/lights-relevant infrared command. Each script contains some hard-coded parameters that are hardware-dependent, and these parameters are used to obtain the full infrared signal to send.

instruction_gui

Contains a Python GUI to send commands through RabbitMQ. This was made before starting the Android support, to make sure the expedition, reception and processing of messages was successfull.

miscellanous

Contains various scripts that fit in one relatively small python file but did not deserve a folder. Includes :

  • Script that goes through a Facebook-generated (.htm) message history (contain all of a person's conversation history) and return messages sent by a given individual and contain a given substring.
rabbitmq_instructions

Contains all scripts used by the Pi to receive (worker) RabbitMQ messages, and by a Pi or another machine (master) to send these messages.

  • Worker : a worker connects to the server with a given id and consume from a set of queues that match all of its supported instructions. One an instruction is received, it processes it and then sends a response back to the server. All processing of the instructions are instruction_specific and made in worker_config.

  • Master : a worker connects to the server and sends instructions (either through the command prompts or though a GUI that controls it) to the RabbitMQ server, then waits for a response for a given amount of time. All formatting of messages and processing of the responses are instruction-specific and located in master_config

temperature_normalizing

Contains all scripts to handles sensor data collection, correction, averaging and output for my house.

All sensors are connected to GPIO pins of a Raspberry Pi. Sensor currently supported by this code are DHT11, BME280 (I2C), DS18B20 (One-wire), TSL2561 (Luminosity I2C) and Sensehat.

For outputting of value, aside from creating files in the Raspberry Pi file system, the data is also sent online to a ThingSpeak page.

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