And just to verify, if I am getting a Proto board, do I want/need this EEPROM business?
or here I can get 4
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And just to verify, if I am getting a Proto board, do I want/need this EEPROM business?
or here I can get 4
In building my enclosure, any reason I cant just use these?
for my outlets? Then I can wire them however I need to?
My wife felt the same way, but now that mine has been running for awhile she likes how I can dim the lights etc and even noticed how the fish have become more lively. Reef-pi has really let me dial in lighting and temps, and now the ph module even allows me to track ph over time, so I can see ph trends, so water changes can happen before theres a problem.Oh and my wife says thanks for this...
This is the place where I'll add API related documentation, it's a work in progress thing right now: https://reef-pi.github.io/additional-documentation/api/Quick question, probably for @Ranjib or @Michael Lane
Since I have some things I would like the pi to do outside of the reef-pi software, I am thinking of making my own dashboard by calling the API's in reef-pi.
I have been developing for quite some time, but never on the pi. What do you feel is the best avenue here...
I would probably be over my head trying to download the actual reef-pi source to add to it, but maybe...
I could do something in python?? or Go/React??
Also, what if I wanted to add tables/data to whatever database you are using underneath? I assume if I go that route, might be best to add code to the reef-pi...
Just considering somethings, I guess i wouldnt need database support really for what I am looking to do, simple text file could probably store what I need.
Any thoughts or ideas or examples of others using reef-pi and adding to it??
Also, another dumb question, do you actually develop on the pi?? Or do you use Visual Studio somehow and transfer over the code?
thanks as usual for any info....
Yes, currnetly you have to use the /usage and just take the first value in that array. Code wise it should not be much different, as you are unmarshalling json in both cases to access the data structure.Messing with Python, trying to grab the latest temp value of the two probes.
Best I can tell the API can't return just the latest value?? Thought I would ask here before trying to use the
/usage returns a huge result set
I tried /usage/1 to maybe just get the last one, but no dice...
any thoughts / ideas? @Ranjib @Michael Lane