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README.md

monirasp-api

What is it?

A simple API written in Express.js that allows you to display your Raspberry Pi temperature on a cool website. Is it overkill? Well, if you are here, that means you were looking for it right?

Prequisites

⚠️ This project only works if your Raspberry Pi runs on Raspbian. ⚠️

Please make sure you have both npm and Node.js installed.

Installation

Simply run the following command to install to install the required dependencies on your system:

npm i

Running the server

First, run the bash script that monitors your Raspberry Pi temperature:

chmod +x tempmon.sh
./tempmon.sh

Then, start the Express server to make data available through the Express API:

npm start

Accessing the API

Once everything is running, you can access your Pi temperature at GET http://localhost:3000/temperature.

Alternatively, you can try the API directly with an actual website. There is an example website in the frontend folder. You may serve the website statically with a webserver such as Apache or Nginx or access it directly from your browser.