ControlMyPi provides a web based service to allow simple Python scripts to be controlled from a panel over the Internet. Your Python script defines a widget layout of labels, buttons, status indicators and more for ControlMyPi to display. When a button is clicked your script will get a message. If you have some status to report, your script can send that to ControlMyPi at any time and it’ll be pushed out to your web browser.
Simple echo example:
import logging
from controlmypi import ControlMyPi
def on_msg(conn, key, value):
if key == 'echobox':
conn.update_status({'echo':'Echo: '+value})
logging.basicConfig(level=logging.ERROR)
p = [ [ ['E','echobox','send'],['S','echo','-'] ] ]
conn = ControlMyPi('jid@dom.com', 'pwd', 'tiny', 'Tiny', p, on_msg)
if conn.start_control():
try:
raw_input("Press Enter to finish\n")
finally:
conn.stop_control()
Please read the documentation links on ControlMyPi for more help.
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