Control Circuits With Shelly Relays, MQTT, FlaskAPI, TKinter, Angular, and Raspberry Pi - Part One
This is part one of the second episode of Smarter Circuits. The purpose of the episode is to demonstrate how to create an end-to-end smart circuit--that is a circuit you can control remotely or logically. The episode covers Shelly wifi relay wiring and configuration, MQTT server installation and setup, Flask API integration, TKinter touch interface, and a basic start to an Angular Single-Page Application.
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Information:
Fing Network Scanner - https://www.fing.com/
MQTT Explorer - http://mqtt-explorer.com/
MQTT Configuration - https://mosquitto.org/man/mosquitto-c...
Setting up the Raspberry Pi - https://www.raspberrypi.org/help/quic...
Flask API, Apache2, Gunicorn service - / build-a-simple-python-rest-api-with-apache...
Paho MQTT - https://www.eclipse.org/paho/index.ph...
Note:
At 14:11, there is a small code error. The line that reads
return 'OK'
should be
return {"status":"OK"}