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A fork of MicroPython with the ESP32 port customized to run on Pycom's IoT multi-network modules.
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Entering pybytes device token in software #358

Open secirugy opened 5 years ago

secirugy commented 5 years ago

Recently, I had to upgrade the FiPy v1.2 with custom (unofficial) firmware build 1.20.1.1r using _pycom_firmware_update1.16.1.exe Pycom MicroPython 1.20.1.r1 [15b6d69] on 2019-11-02; FiPy with ESP32 Since I had to select the file on my PC the check box for forcing supplying pybytes token is not showing and therefore the whole step of providing pybytes token was skipped. So the question is, how can I enter the token through the firmware that I am writing for FiPy? Is there any API for that? How the code should look like? do I need to import pybytes library?

oligauc commented 5 years ago

Create a file in flash named: pybytes_config.json, with contents

{ "ota_server": { "port": 443, "domain": "software.pycom.io" }, "lora": { "otaa": { "app_key": "OTAA_KEY", "app_eui": "OTAA_EUI", "app_device_eui": "OTAA_DEVICE_EUI" }, "abp": { "app_skey": "ABP_SKEY", "nwk_skey": "ABP_NWK_SKEY", "dev_addr": "ABP_DEV_ADDR" } }, "username": "", "device_id": "", "server": "mqtt.pybytes.pycom.io", "ssl": false, "ssl_params": { "ca_certs": "/flash/cert/pycom-ca.pem" }, "wifi": { "ssid": "", "password": "" }, "network_preferences": [ "wifi" ], "pybytes_autostart": true, "connection_watchdog": true }

Put the token in the device id section

secirugy commented 5 years ago

Unfortunately, the latest FiPy firmware 1.20.1.1r was making the device not usable by disabling serial connection to REPL and disabling AP (which was a default WiFi on startup). Therefore, I had to flash another private build by andreas (Pycom.io forum) which had Pybytes excluded from the build... However, your info can be very useful in the future...

amotl commented 5 years ago

Dear @secirugy,

So the question is, how can I enter the token through the firmware that I am writing for FiPy? Is there any API for that? How the code should look like? do I need to import pybytes library?

To extend @oligauc's answer on that with respect to your questions:

Yes, you will have to put in the Pybytes libraries on your own behalf. While the appropriate place should obviously be [1], this looks very much outdated. So, [2] is probably the right place to obtain them.

I believe it will take some massage to get them added on top but it should certainly be doable. If you combine this with a pybytes_config.json as outlined by @oligauc, you should be able to achieve the same functionality.

It should even be possible to invoke the API appropriately without using pybytes_config.json at all after investigating the sources.

Cheers, Andreas.

cc @robert-hh

[1] https://github.com/pycom/pycom-libraries/tree/master/pybytes [2] https://github.com/pycom/pycom-micropython-sigfox/tree/Dev/esp32/frozen/Pybytes