apd.sensors 1.0.1

APD Sensor package

Advanced Python Development Sensors

This is the data collection package that forms part of the running example for the book Advanced Python Development.

Usage

This installs a console script called sensors that returns a report on various aspects of the system. The available sensors are:

• Python version
• IP Addresses
• CPU Usage
• RAM Available
• Battery charging state
• Ambient Temperature
• Ambient Humidity

There are no command-line options, to view the report run sensors on the command line.

Caveats

The Ambient Temperature and Ambient Humidity sensors are only available on RaspberryPi hosts and assume that a DHT22 sensor is connected to pin D20.

If there is an entry in /etc/hosts for the current machine's hostname that value will be the only result from the IP Addresses sensor.

Installation

Install with pip3 install apd.sensors under Python 3.7 or higher

Changes

1.0.0 (2019-06-20)

• Added initial sensors (Matthew Wilkes)

Copyright (c) 2019 Matthew Wilkes

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