Raspberry Pi nio Install Script
A script for installing nio onto a Raspberry Pi
This script can be run from a Raspberry Pi to create and run a new nio instance. The script will update all installed packages onthe Pi, install Python 3, pip, the nio binary from a .whl file. During installation you will be prompted to enter several values:
- Enter a name for your project: A unique name by which the project and associated systemd service will be referenced.
- Enter your Pubkeeper hostname: Pubkeeper server to use for this project. If left empty you must modify
nio.confin the project root with your desired configuration. - Enter your Pubkeeper token: Authorization token for pubkeeper server.
A nio binary must be copied onto the Pi for this script to install. Download your binary from here, and then run the following command to copy it onto your Pi.
IMPORTANT: Windows users skip this step, and proceed here.
scp nio_full-<version>-py3-none-any.whl pi@<hostname or IP>:~
Windows Users
You will need to download and use a program called PuTTY which is the standard tool for managing SSH connections, and associated copy operations, from Windows. Once PuTTY has been installed, open a command prompt and run the following commands. Note that this assumes default download and installation directories.
cd C:\Program Files (x86)\PuTTY\
pscp -scp %USERPROFILE%\Downloads\nio_full-<version>-py3-none-any.whl pi@<hostname or IP>:~
To open an SSH connection start PuTTY from your Start Menu, enter the hostname or IP address of your Pi, and click Open. A new terminal window will open, and prompt for the login for your Raspberry Pi.
How To Run
Once the Binary has been copied onto your Raspberry Pi, open an SSH session to the Pi, log in, and follow these steps to install nio:
- One Line Install Command (recommended):
bash -c "$(curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/niolabs/nio_install/master/rpi_nio_install.sh)" && source ~/.bashrc
- or, Download and Run Manually:
- Download this script onto the Pi and give it executbable permission:
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/niolabs/nio_install/master/rpi_nio_install.sh chmod +x rpi_nio_install.sh- Execute the install script:
./rpi_nio_install.sh source ~/.bashrc
If you haven't yet configured git, you may see a warning like *** Please tell me who you are.... This is safe to ignore.
Start and Stop the Instance
When the script finishes, a systemd service will have been created and started your new nio instance. This instance will start automatically when the Pi is turned on. You can control this instance with these commands:
sudo systemctl <start|stop|restart|enable|disable> <project name>