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Description

  • FIGWAY is an opensource tool to work with FIWARE Orion ContextBroker and/or FIWARE IDAS.2.6 (also known as SBC2.6).

  • The newest version is all under the "python/" folder. It is written in python and it has been tested in RaspberryPI, MacbookPro with OSX 10.9.3. It should work fine in any linux or any other system with python2.7 installed.

  • The "c++/" folder holds the previous version written in C++ and working only in RaspberryPI platform. You will find in that folder specific instructions while the remaining text within this file refers to the newest one at "python/".

  • Prior to use this software, you need to configure it at "python/config.ini":

  • Note that to obtain the "username" & "token" within "[user]" configuration section, you need to have an account at http://www.fi-ware.org/lab/ and then execute the script "python/get_token.py".
  • In the local [local] configuration section you need to configure the "host_type" (use "RaspberryPI" or "MAC" or "Linux", etc.) and the "host_id=" (use the 3 lower bytes in hexa of one of your Ethernet MACs or your e-mail if you do not know how to obtain the first).
  • Current available folders: python/ContextBroker/ -> Specific tools to talk to a ContextBroker. We are working on a specific README.md for this folder. Meanwhile, execute the commands with no arguments to get help. python/SensorsUL20/ -> Specific tools to talk to IDAS2.6 and simulate virtual sensors (using Ultralight 2.0). There is an specific README.md file in this directory.

Credits

  • Developed by Carlos Ralli Ucendo (@carlosralli). Nov 2014.
  • Thanks to Rafael Baños Lopez for his great support and lots of testing/debugging efforts!

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