These are simple servers with WebSocket support that accept the sensor data and write it to a text file. These are companion sample servers for the PhonePi Sensor Streamer app.

Due to changes in the Android ecosystem since the last time the app was updated, we have had to re-write PhonePi. Also we have few extra sensors like camera and mic available in the new version. All new users are requested to download the "Sensor Stream" app (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.priykum.SensorStream) especially if you have an Android version >= X. All new updates will be made to this app.

We will continue to support "PhonePi" and "PhonePi+" for as long as feasible and atleast until the new version achieves feature parity with PhonePi+.

• Clone the repository or download the zip file and unzip it to a directory of your choice.

• Make sure you have python (version >=3) installed and you can access both pip and python from the command line/ terminal
• To check the same open command line/terminal and type python --version and pip --version
• There are two servers available in Python, one uses Flask and Flask_Sockets and the other uses Websockets with async io. Both should work well. Choose as per your requirements.
• cd to the directory where the folder was extracted in the command line
• Optional Step: It's highly recommended, you create a virtual env before installing dependencies. Activate the virtual environment and proceed. OS specific steps are available in the docs [https://packaging.python.org/guides/installing-using-pip-and-virtual-environments/]

Brief Summary of steps to follow to create virtual env [Optional Step]

cd Python
cd Flask or cd WebSocket # Depending upon which server you want to use
py -m venv env # Create virtual env
source env/bin/activate (On Linux or Mac) or .\env\Scripts\activate (On Windows)

Final Installation and run steps

cd PhonePi_SampleServer-master/Python
cd Flask or cd WebSocket # Depending upon which server you want to use
pip install -r requirements.txt 
python3 PhonePi.py

cd Node
npm install
npm start

• Make sure both your phone and the laptop/raspi are on same network.
• Find the internal ip address of the raspi/laptop
• If you are using Phone Pi and not Phone Pi+, simply type the ip address:5000.Example: 192.168.1.24:5000 in the app's input bar.
• You don't need the port number if you are using Phone Pi+. Just input the ip address. Example: 192.168.1.24
• Switch on whatever sensor's data you want to stream.

You can make any changes you want to to PhonePi.py or PhonePi.js

• Accelerometer: x,y,z
• Gyroscope: x,y,z
• Magnetometer: x,y,z
• Orientation: azimuth,pitch,roll
• Step Counter: steps
• Thermometer: temperature
• Light Sensor: light
• Proximity: isNear, value, maxRange
• Link: https://github.com/kprimice/react-native-sensor-manager

This makes use of flask_sockets. Note the use of namespaces which are in accordance with the sensor's name. Sample code:

@sockets.route('/accelerometer') 
def echo_socket(ws):
	 f=open("accelerometer.txt","a")
	 while True:
		message = ws.receive()
		print(message) 
        	ws.send(message)
		print>>f,message
	 f.close()

The app would then establish a connection to ws:https://url//accelerometer where url is what the user enters (ip address:port)

This repository is open to contributions. On the server side, we are looking to support sample servers in more languages and frameworks such as node.js, Go etc. Please feel free to raise PRs!