import os, sys from time import sleep from strictyaml import load, Map, Str, YAMLError import paho.mqtt.client as mqtt import json, smbus2, si7201, tmp006, lis3dh, hci, gpiozero # Global Sensor Data Variables dailysteps = 0 fallen = False def incrementStepCount(interrupt, sensor) -> None: global dailysteps dailysteps += 1 sensor.resetint2() def setFallen(interrupt, sensor) -> None: global fallen fallen = True sensor.resetint1() # Setup bus = smbus2.SMBus(1) # set up I2C bus 1 temphum = si7201.Si7201(bus, 0x40) # set up Si7201 sensor temphum.reset() # reset Si7201 irtemp = tmp006.TMP006(bus, 0x41, tmp006.SAMPLERATE_4HZ) # set up TMP006 sensor irtemp.active = 1 # turn on TMP006 accel = lis3dh.LIS3DH(bus, 10, 0x18) # set up LIS3DH sensor fall = gpiozero.Button(18, pull_up = False) # GPIO17: Freefall Interrupt (INT1) fall.when_activated = setFallen(fall, accel) # set fallen to True when Freefall Interrupt (INT1) is triggered step = gpiozero.Button(17, pull_up = False) # GPIO18: Step Counter Interrupt (INT2) step.when_activated = incrementStepCount(step, accel) # increment step count when Step Counter Interrupt (INT2) is triggered with open(".secrets.yml", "r") as secrets: try: secrets = load(secrets, schema = Map({"key": Str()})) key = secrets["key"] # Get Base64 encoded device public key from secrets file except YAMLError as exc: print(exc) sleep(60) # 60s delay before restarting os.execl(sys.executable, os.path.abspath(__file__), *sys.argv) # Restart propgram btcast = hci.HCIBroadcaster(key) # set up HCI Broadcaster client = mqtt.Client("RaspberryPi") # set up MQTT client client.connect("add8.duckdns.org", 8883, 60) # connect to MQTT broker client.loop_start() # Start a new thread to handle sending MQTT messages # Main Loop while True: data = { "devID": "testdoggo", "air_temp": temphum.temperature, "day_steps": dailysteps, "hum_perc": temphum.humidity, "pet_temp": irtemp.temperature } mqtt_data = json.dumps(data) client.publish("/data", mqtt_data) btcast.start_advertising() # Send out BT advertisement sleep(5) # Sleep for 5 seconds to lower power consumption