Simple and slim web app to display and manage sensor data/values from one or more of your smart home devices.

Clone the repository on your (local) web server or local machine. See Prerequisites and Installing for more information.

1. Raspberry Pi or local machine as web server
2. Temperature, humidity or other sensor and/or other smart home devices
3. MySQL Database to persist values from the sensors

If you use your local machine as web server you can jump to 3.!

1. Install a fresh image of Raspbian or your prefer OS on the Raspberry Pi (You can also use a running Raspberry Pi)
2. Install apache2, php5, mysql and phpmyadmin

sudo apt-get install apache2

sudo apt-get install php5

sudo apt-get install mysql-server php5-mysql mysql-client

sudo apt-get install php5-mysql libapache2-mod-auth-mysql phpmyadmin

3. Clone the repository in your /var/www/ directory or the directory of your preferred web server
4. Set up the MySQL Database: Database name "turtleClime" And create two tables: First name "tc_log" for logging of the app with the following rows: 'ID' (bigint), 'Action' (varchar), 'Status' (varchar), 'User' (varchar), Timestamp (timestamp). Second name "tc_data" to persist the data/values from your sensors with the following rows: 'ID' (bigint), 'Temp' (float), 'Light_On' (timestamp), 'Light_Off' (timestamp), Timestamp (timestamp). You can adjust all columns for your needs (except for 'ID' and 'Timestamp'). By default I choose 'Temp' (for temperature) and 'Light_On' and 'Light_Off' (timestamp when light goes on and off).
5. Edit the following 2 files with the login and name of your database, and the names of your tables: /php/inc/db.php and /python-backend/logData.py
6. Type "localhost://turtleClime/status.html" into your browser and check if all services are alive.

Note: You have to log data/values into your Database before it will displayed on the app.

Customize the front-end for your needs. And don't forget to adjust the php scripts to fit to your database columns :-)

Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for details on our code of conduct, and the process for submitting pull requests to us.

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details

• In this Repository I used Pure CSS Percentage Circle by Andre Firchow