QEOP IoT app helps the IoT sensor management team maintain hundreds of outdoor sensors by demonstrating the location of each sensor, connecting to the real-time MQTT data feed, and allowing users to record any changes made to the sensors all in one shared platform.

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• Map page
  • Find the location of each device
  • Make sure the device ID they are working with
• Data page
  • Check the real-time data feed connecting to the MQTT server without browsing several web pages for different projects or the MQTT server via computers
• Create page
  • Add new logs to record the maintenance, changes, or testing users have made for the specific device
  • Any detail regarding project ID, device ID, date, time, description, and attachment can be uploaded here
• Log page
  • Display the created logs chronically
• Profile page
  • Log in and out
  • Manage the authentication of the app’s functions

Requirement

• Any Operating System (ie. MacOS X, Linux, Windows)
• Any IDE with Flutter SDK installed (ie. Android Studio, VSCode, IntelliJ, etc)

Steps

1. Setup Flutter
2. Clone the repo
3. Create an Google Maps API Key on Google's developer portal website.
4. [ios app] Paste your API key into AppDelegate.swift in the following line: GMSServices.provideAPIKey("Your API")
5. [android app] Paste our API key into android/app/src/main/AndroidManifest.xml in the following line: meta-data android:name="com.google.android.geo.API_KEY" android:value="YOUR-KEY-HERE"