A Kegbot-inspired system for Beaglebone Black.
Authored by Kevin Chabreck and Kyle Bishop.
##Setup
This guide assumes you are installing the Keglebone service on a Beaglebone Black running Ubuntu Raring 13.04
The first thing you'll want to do is install the Keglebone service.
git clone git@github.com:kevinchabreck/Keglebone.git
Keglebone requires pip and virtualenv to run. Directions for installing pip can be found here, and directions for installing virtualenv can be found here.
Pip is included in most package managers, usually under the name python-pip. Install it on your Beaglebone with the following command:
sudo -s
apt-get update
apt-get install python-pip
Next, switch to the Keglebone directory and install/initialize virtualenv:
cd Keglebone
pip install virtualenv
virtualenv ENV
source ENV/bin/activate
Finally, install Twython in your new python virtual environment. Twython is a great twitter wrapper for python, and is also required for Keglebone to run. Here is a guide for installing and getting started with Twython.
pip install twython
Make sure your environment includes the following variables (these all correspond to your twitter app's account credentials):
export APP_KEY="your.personal.app.key"
export APP_SECRET="your.personal.secret.key"
export OAUTH_TOKEN="your.personal.oauth.token"
export OAUTH_TOKEN_SECRET="your.personal.oauth.token.secret"
If you place these lines in a shell script called Keglebone/config/credentials.sh, git will ignore them by default.