port = hv["iriscontrol"]["port"]
#-------------------------------------------------
logging.basicConfig()
# now to get the list of switches out of the database so I can use them
createSwitchList()
# I'm showing the switch list for debugging and logging purposes
lprint("Switches found in database")
for key in sSwitches:
lprint(key)
lprint(' long address ', repr(sSwitches[key]['lAddress']))
lprint(' short address ', repr(sSwitches[key]['sAddress']))
#------------------If you want to schedule something to happen -----
keepAliveTimer = timer(timeInLog, minutes=15)
#-----------------------------------------------------------------
# Create XBee library API object, which spawns a new thread
zb = ZigBee(ser, callback=messageReceived)
lprint("started")
# Now configure the cherrypy server using the values grabbed from .houserc
cherrypy.config.update({
'server.socket_host':
ipAddress.encode('ascii', 'ignore'),
'server.socket_port':
port,
'engine.autoreload.on':
False,
hv = getHouseValues()
# the database where I'm storing house stuff
hdbName = hv["houseDatabase"]
hdbHost = hv["houseHost"]
hdbPassword = hv["housePassword"]
hdbUser = hv["houseUser"]
# the iris switch controller
irisControl = hv["iriscontrol"]["ipAddress"] + ":" + \
str(hv["iriscontrol"]["port"])
lprint("Iris Control is:", irisControl)
# the wemo switch controller
wemoControl = hv["wemocontrol"]["ipAddress"] + ":" + \
str(hv["wemocontrol"]["port"])
lprint("Wemo Control is:", wemoControl)
checkTimer = timer(None)
#
# Now the mqtt server that will be used
processName = os.path.basename(sys.argv[0])
mqttc = mqtt.Client(client_id=processName, clean_session=True)
mqttServer = hv["mqttserver"]
mqttc.connect(mqttServer, 1883, 60)
mqttc.on_connect = on_connect
mqttc.on_message = on_message
# one minute timer for updating power record
minute = timer(updatePower, minutes=1)
try:
# Blocking call that processes network traffic, dispatches callbacks and
# handles reconnecting.
lprint("Going into the mqtt wait loop")
from houseutils import lprint, getHouseValues, timer, checkTimer
# This is where the actual 'Hello World' goes out to the browser
class WemoSC(object):
@cherrypy.expose
def index(self):
return "Hello world!"
# This is the callback for my simple timer class
def ticker():
lprint ("tick")
if __name__ == '__main__':
# This timer will handle something on a periodic basis
# Things like polling lights to see what they're doing right now
jobTimer = timer(ticker, seconds=2)
# Get the ip address and port number you want to use
# from the houserc file
ipAddress=getHouseValues()["wemocontrol"]["ipAddress"]
port = getHouseValues()["wemocontrol"]["port"]
# Now configure the cherrypy server using the values
cherrypy.config.update({'server.socket_host' : ipAddress,
'server.socket_port': port,
'engine.autoreload_on': False,
})
# Subscribe to the 'main' channel in cherrypy with my timer
# tuck so the timers I use get updated
cherrypy.engine.subscribe("main", checkTimer.tick)
# Now just hang on the HTTP server looking for something to
# come in. The cherrypy dispatcher will update the things that
except mdb.Error, e:
lprint ("Database Error %d: %s" % (e.args[0],e.args[1]))
dbconn.commit()
dbconn.close()
lprint ("")
lprint ("The list of", len(switches), "switches found is")
for item in switches:
lprint ("Friendly name:", item["name"])
lprint ("Model:", item["model"])
lprint ("IP address:", item["ip"])
lprint ("Port number:", item["port"])
lprint ("MAC:", item["mac"])
lprint ('')
# timed things.
checkLightsTimer = timer(doLights, seconds=2)
keepAliveTimer = timer(keepAlive, minutes=4)
# Now configure the cherrypy server using the values
cherrypy.config.update({'server.socket_host' : ipAddress.encode('ascii','ignore'),
'server.socket_port': port,
'engine.autoreload.on': False,
})
# Subscribe to the 'main' channel in cherrypy with my timer
cherrypy.engine.subscribe("main", checkTimer.tick)
lprint ("Hanging on the wait for HTTP message")
# Now just hang on the HTTP server looking for something to
# come in. The cherrypy dispatcher will update the things that
# are subscribed which will update the timers so the light
# status gets recorded.
cherrypy.quickstart(WemoSC())
# the databases where I'm storing stuff
hv = getHouseValues()
# the weather database
dbName = hv["weatherDatabase"]
dbHost = hv["weatherHost"]
dbPassword = hv["weatherPassword"]
dbUser = hv["weatherUser"]
# the house database
hdbName = hv["houseDatabase"]
hdbHost = hv["houseHost"]
hdbPassword = hv["housePassword"]
hdbUser = hv["houseUser"]
# Now that everything is ready, start the two mqtt loops
# I'm not I have to wait, but it feels safer
awsMqtt.loop_start()
# I have to loop both of them or they time out and I get an
# err 32 (broken pipe)
dhMqtt.loop_start()
lprint("both mqtt loops started")
# this timer fires every so often to update the
# Amazon alexa device shaddow; check 'seconds' below
shadowUpdateTimer = timer(updateIotShadow, seconds=10)
lprint("Alexa Handling started")
# The main loop
while True:
# Wait a bit
checkTimer.tick()
time.sleep(0.5)
except mdb.Error, e:
lprint ("Database Error %d: %s" % (e.args[0],e.args[1]))
dbconn.commit()
dbconn.close()
lprint ("")
lprint ("The list of", len(switches), "switches found is")
for item in switches:
lprint ("Friendly name:", item["name"])
lprint ("Model:", item["model"])
lprint ("IP address:", item["ip"])
lprint ("Port number:", item["port"])
lprint ("MAC:", item["mac"])
lprint ('')
# timed things.
checkLightsTimer = timer(doLights, seconds=2)
keepAliveTimer = timer(keepAlive, minutes=4)
# Now configure the cherrypy server using the values
cherrypy.config.update({'server.socket_host' : ipAddress.encode('ascii','ignore'),
'server.socket_port': port,
'engine.autoreload.on': False,
})
# Subscribe to the 'main' channel in cherrypy with my timer
cherrypy.engine.subscribe("main", checkTimer.tick)
lprint ("Hanging on the wait for HTTP message")
# Now just hang on the HTTP server looking for something to
# come in. The cherrypy dispatcher will update the things that
# are subscribed which will update the timers so the light
# status gets recorded.
cherrypy.quickstart(WemoSC())
hv = getHouseValues()
# the database where I'm storing house stuff
hdbName = hv["houseDatabase"]
hdbHost = hv["houseHost"]
hdbPassword = hv["housePassword"]
hdbUser = hv["houseUser"]
# the iris switch controller
irisControl = hv["iriscontrol"]["ipAddress"] + ":" + \
str(hv["iriscontrol"]["port"])
lprint("Iris Control is:", irisControl);
# the wemo switch controller
wemoControl = hv["wemocontrol"]["ipAddress"] + ":" + \
str(hv["wemocontrol"]["port"])
lprint("Wemo Control is:", wemoControl)
checkTimer = timer(None)
#
# Now the mqtt server that will be used
processName = os.path.basename(sys.argv[0])
mqttc = mqtt.Client(client_id=processName, clean_session=True)
mqttServer = hv["mqttserver"]
mqttc.connect(mqttServer, 1883, 60)
mqttc.on_connect = on_connect
mqttc.on_message = on_message
# one minute timer for updating power record
minute = timer(updatePower, minutes=1)
try:
# Blocking call that processes network traffic, dispatches callbacks and
# handles reconnecting.
lprint ("Going into the mqtt wait loop")
# the databases where I'm storing stuff
hv = getHouseValues()
# the weather database
dbName = hv["weatherDatabase"]
dbHost = hv["weatherHost"]
dbPassword = hv["weatherPassword"]
dbUser = hv["weatherUser"]
# the house database
hdbName = hv["houseDatabase"]
hdbHost = hv["houseHost"]
hdbPassword = hv["housePassword"]
hdbUser = hv["houseUser"]
# Now that everything is ready, start the two mqtt loops
# I'm not I have to wait, but it feels safer
awsMqtt.loop_start()
# I have to loop both of them or they time out and I get an
# err 32 (broken pipe)
dhMqtt.loop_start()
lprint ("both mqtt loops started")
# this timer fires every so often to update the
# Amazon alexa device shaddow; check 'seconds' below
shadowUpdateTimer = timer(updateIotShadow, seconds=10)
lprint("Alexa Handling started")
# The main loop
while True:
# Wait a bit
checkTimer.tick()
time.sleep(0.5)
print "Running with debug on"
debug = True
# the database where I'm storing stuff
hv = getHouseValues()
dbName = hv["weatherDatabase"]
dbHost = hv["weatherHost"]
dbPassword = hv["weatherPassword"]
dbUser = hv["weatherUser"]
# Get the ip address and port number you want to use
# from the houserc file
ipAddress=getHouseValues()["giveweather"]["ipAddress"]
port = getHouseValues()["giveweather"]["port"]
# periodically put a message into the log to indicate that
# this is still alive
keepAliveTimer = timer(keepAlive, minutes=4)
cherrypy.config.update({'server.socket_host' : ipAddress.encode('ascii','ignore'),
'server.socket_port': port,
'engine.autoreload.on': False,
})
# Subscribe to the 'main' channel in cherrypy with my timer
cherrypy.engine.subscribe("main", checkTimer.tick)
lprint ("Hanging on the wait for HTTP message")
# Now just hang on the HTTP server looking for something to
# come in. The cherrypy dispatcher will update the things that
# are subscribed which will update the timers so the light
# status gets recorded.
cherrypy.quickstart(WeatherSC())
sys.exit("Told to shut down");
#-------------------------------------------------
logging.basicConfig()
# now to get the list of switches out of the database so I can use them
createSwitchList()
# I'm showing the switch list for debugging and logging purposes
lprint("Switches found in database")
for key in sSwitches:
lprint (key)
lprint (' long address ', repr(sSwitches[key]['lAddress']))
lprint (' short address ', repr(sSwitches[key]['sAddress']))
#------------------If you want to schedule something to happen -----
keepAliveTimer = timer(timeInLog, minutes=15)
#-----------------------------------------------------------------
# Create XBee library API object, which spawns a new thread
zb = ZigBee(ser, callback=messageReceived)
lprint ("started")
# Now configure the cherrypy server using the values grabbed from .houserc
cherrypy.config.update({'server.socket_host' : ipAddress.encode('ascii','ignore'),
'server.socket_port': port,
'engine.autoreload.on': False,
})
# Subscribe to the 'main' channel in cherrypy with my timer
cherrypy.engine.subscribe("main", checkTimer.tick)
# and this will kill the separate XBee receive thread
# This is where the actual 'Hello World' goes out to the browser
class WemoSC(object):
@cherrypy.expose
def index(self):
return "Hello world!"
# This is the callback for my simple timer class
def ticker():
lprint("tick")
if __name__ == '__main__':
# This timer will handle something on a periodic basis
# Things like polling lights to see what they're doing right now
jobTimer = timer(ticker, seconds=2)
# Get the ip address and port number you want to use
# from the houserc file
ipAddress = getHouseValues()["wemocontrol"]["ipAddress"]
port = getHouseValues()["wemocontrol"]["port"]
# Now configure the cherrypy server using the values
cherrypy.config.update({
'server.socket_host': ipAddress,
'server.socket_port': port,
'engine.autoreload_on': False,
})
# Subscribe to the 'main' channel in cherrypy with my timer
# tuck so the timers I use get updated
cherrypy.engine.subscribe("main", checkTimer.tick)
# Now just hang on the HTTP server looking for something to