Last year, we made the sensor_manager.py, which tries to start every type of supported sensor and fails gracefully if they're not found.
It's still functional, but not part of the main workflow. In order to use it:
Start up the server from the main directory with python3 simoc-sam.py run-server
This will start index.html, which you can view at localhost:8081
This does NOT work if you launch the server with python -m simoc_sam.sioserver
In a separate terminal window, switch to the src directory (cd src), then start the sensor manager with python -m simoc_sam.sensor_manager
Back at localhost:8081, click the Refresh Sensors anytime to add or remove sensors.
If I recall correctly, the goal was to add this Refresh Sensors button to the frontend. I think there was an issue with communication being one-way currently. Not sure.
Last year, we made the
sensor_manager.py, which tries to start every type of supported sensor and fails gracefully if they're not found.It's still functional, but not part of the main workflow. In order to use it:
python3 simoc-sam.py run-serverindex.html, which you can view atlocalhost:8081python -m simoc_sam.sioservercd src), then start the sensor manager withpython -m simoc_sam.sensor_managerlocalhost:8081, click theRefresh Sensorsanytime to add or remove sensors.If I recall correctly, the goal was to add this
Refresh Sensorsbutton to the frontend. I think there was an issue with communication being one-way currently. Not sure.