Small temperature display application with dashboard and REST API, implemented with python library Flask. Can be used in combination with ESP32 boards as sensors, see the TemPySensor Arduino script.
Requirements
- Flask
- FlaskRESTful
- peewee
- marshmallow
Run application in development mode
export FLASK_APP=tempy- TemPy application, for the terminal environmentexport FLASK_ENV=development- optional, running the app in development mode with debugging onflask run- run the TemPy app, optional--host=0.0.0.0as externally visible server (public)
Run application in production mode
- setup WSGI server, like gunicorn
- run as
gunicorn 'tempy:create_app()'
Overview of available sensor data.
Small REST API application through which the data is pushed. The data is written to the database via HTTP PUT request if the key is valid and the JSON format of the request is correct. The temperature and humidity are mandatory, the date is optional.
Example
curl 127.0.0.1:5000/kj2 -X PUT -d '{"temp": "23.3", "humi": "33"}' -H "Content-Type: application/json"
# {'success': 'Data saved.'}Explanation
127.0.0.1:5000 - network address with port, depending where the service is running
/kj2 - stored key, each sensor must have its own key
-X PUT - HTTP request method for requested payload
-d '{"temp": "23.3", "humi": "33"}' - data attribute in JSON format.
-H "Content-Type: application/json" - needed header to provide the client with the actual content type in the body (JSON format)
{'success': 'Data saved.'} - the response will be in JSON format, data successfully stored in database
Available data attributes
temp - requested, float type, Temperature
humi - requested, float type, Humidity
date - optional, date time ISO format, Date with Time
pres - not realized, Air Pressure
Tables schema:
| user |
| id | name |
| device |
| id | key | info | environment | fuser |
| sensordata |
| id | date | temp | humi | fdevice |
Work in progress!
Open to implement
- Data attribute: air pressure
- better GET request
- manage keys in dashboard