# rpi-cam-mqtt-client
Client library to control a raspberry PI camera through MQTT.
- Provides high level methods to control a raspberry PI camera:
get_cmd_list
get_cmd_info
run_command
get_status
get_ptviews
is_active
is_ptview_available
is_recording
is_detecting_motion
set_camera_status
set_motion_detection_status
start_video
stop_video
take_picture
set_exposure_mode
set_wb_mode
set_metering_mode
set_image_effect
set_pantilt
The camera needs to have the RPi-Cam-Web-Interface installed and the MQTT agent running. Check rpi-cam-mqtt (https://gitlab.com/gbus/rpi-cam-mqtt) project for further details.
## Installation
The library can be installed and called in a python module:
pip3 install rpicammqtt_client
from rpicammqtt_client import RpiCamMqttClient help(RpiCamMqttClient)
## Configuration
The configuration file is looked up from:
/etc/rpi-cam-mqtt/rpi-cam-mqtt.yaml $HOME/.rpi-cam-mqtt/rpi-cam-mqtt.yaml ./config/rpi-cam-mqtt.yaml
A template can be downloaded from:
https://gitlab.com/gbus/rpi-cam-mqtt-client/raw/master/rpicammqtt_client/config/rpi-cam-mqtt.yaml
## Use
The main class RpiCamMqttClient needs to have passed a reference to publish/subscribe custom definitions to implement the specific calls to the MQTT library of choice. One based on the paho mqtt library is provided and can be used for reference:
from rpicammqtt_client import RpiCamMqttClient from rpicammqtt_client.mqtt import MQTT
The RpiCamMqttClient needs the rpicam name as configured in the remote agent that controls the camera and a few extra options to change the MQTT behaviour.
The main method to use is run_command, which allows to publish any command as it would normally be sent to the PIPE. More info:
Additionally a few higher level methods are provided that simplify the use of the library. A good starting point is the list of examples described in the next section where it is possible to see the library in action.
## Applications
Example of applications using the library can be found in the package:
https://gitlab.com/gbus/rpi-cam-mqtt-client/tree/master/rpicammqtt_client/examples
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