Raspberry Sensor Hub

this will only work if you have the usb device configured correctly. Check below how this can be achieved. The Z-Stick was used in this exmaple_proj

First time initialisation:

This Project is created for the raspberry pi therefore we recommend the following steps:

• first get the raspberry stretch lite
• install Git and clone this repo

$ sudo apt-get install git
$ git clone https://github.com/GF3R/Rasperry_Sensor_Hub.git
$ cd Raspberry_Sensor_Hub

• run the init script
• this enables the following features:
  • Installs all the required packages
  • Runs the init_zwave as a service
  • Enables an auto_update function, which runs at 23:30
• or get the packages yourself:

$ apt-get update
$ apt-get install nodejs npm
$ apt-get install libopenzwave-doc libopenzwave1.5 libopenzwave1.5-dev

• if all was done correctly you can run the test project as follows:

$ cd example_proj
$ node init_zwave.js

How to intialize a new Project:

• create a new folder and get the NPM packages:

$ mkdir MyProject
$ cd MyProject
$ npm install openzwave-shared

• then the project is ready for your code
• dont forget to include the npm lib:

var ZWave = require('./node_modules/openzwave-shared/lib/openzwave-shared.js');
//and set the driver Path!
var driverPath = '/dev/serial/by-id/usb-0658_0200-if00';

• to see what id your device has you can do the following:

$ lsusb

TODO

• Add some sort of config:
  • Should contain USB Id
  • Maybe Wlan connections?
  • MQTT Connection string
  • ...
• Write the code