Thor's Stone
HALDOR collects data from doors, PIR, and one-wire Temperature Sensors.
HALDOR collects data from the sources listed above. The collected data is reported via MQTT in two different ways: interrupt and checkup. Interrupts are posted on /event and trigger automatically when any door or PIR changes state. Checkups are requested via reporter/checkup_req and include all sensors when posted on /checkup. On a configurable number of checkups, there is a long checkup which includes a configurable system information report.
- SBC with compatible with the an IO library
- Glue and protection board
- DS18B20 one-wire thermistors
- Python
- multitimer
- dataclasses_json
- paho mqtt
- OPi.GPIO
- If needed follow the OPi.GPIO guide on non-root access of the gpios
- Clone from github.
- link start.sh in /etc/init.d/
- use your Linux-distribution-provided utilities to configure HALDOR to start at system startup
- maybe install a crontab to check if HALDOR is running. It's kind of buggy at this point.
Example configurations are provided as hdc_config.example*. Please use the examples to aid in your efforts in configuring HALDOR to your needs.
If you installed HALDOR correctly, it should start by itself.
If you prefer to test things yourself (perhaps for debugging), you can run it in test mode using ./start.sh nodaemon or ./start.sh testrun.
Submit a bug report on the MAGLaboratory/haldor github or email somebody at maglaboratory. Try the webdev at maglaboratory.org.
The project originally started as somebody's senior design project. The current author does not know their name.
The known contributors are as follows:
- @blu006
- @kiafaldorius
No version numbers used. Here are some git hashes.
- ae1c0b: A working commit
- 79d905: MQTT and JSON implemented
- d5b533: Bugfixes and cleanup
- c8667b: Temperature sensor power restart implemented
Public domain
- Raspberry pi
- Dallas / Maxim Semiconductor
- Authors of the supporting libraries -- this is Python after all.
- MAG Laboratory