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WolkConnect-Python-Zerynth

WolkAbout Python Connector library for connecting Zerynth enabled devices to WolkAbout IoT Platform.

Supported protocol(s):

  • WolkAbout Protocol

Example Usage

Establishing connection with WolkAbout IoT platform

Create a device on WolkAbout IoT platform by using the provided Simple example device type. This template fits Controlled_publish_period example and demonstrates the periodic sending of a temperature sensor reading.

from wolkabout.iot import iot

# Setup credentials received upon device creation on the platform
device_key = "device_key"
device_password = "some_password"

device = iot.Device(device_key, device_password)
wolk = iot.Wolk(device)
wolk.connect()

Connecting to a different WolkAbout IoT platform instance is achieved in the following manner:

wolk = iot.Wolk(device, host="api-demo.wolkabout.com", port=2883)
wolk.connect()

Adding sensor readings

wolk.add_sensor_reading("T", 26.93)

Adding events

wolk.add_alarm("ALARM_REFERENCE", True)

Data publish strategy

Stored sensor readings and alarms, as well as current actuator statuses are pushed to WolkAbout IoT platform on demand by calling:

wolk.publish()

Disconnecting from the platform

wolk.disconnect()

Advanced features

Publishing actuator statuses

In order to be able to send actuator statuses and receive actuation commands, a list of actuator references must be provided to iot.Device.

device_key = "device_key"
device_password = "some_password"
actuator_references = ["ACTUATOR_REFERENCE_ONE", "ACTUATOR_REFERENCE_TWO"]
device = iot.Device(device_key, device_password, actuator_references)

Additionally, an implementation of actuator_status_provider and actuation_handler must be provided to iot.Wolk. An example implementation would look something like this:

def get_actuator_status(reference):
    if reference == "ACTUATOR_REFERENCE_ONE":
        return iot.ACTUATOR_STATE_READY, switch_simulator.value


def handle_actuation(reference, value):
    if reference == "ACTUATOR_REFERENCE_ONE":
        print("Setting actuator " + reference + " to value: " + str(value))
        current_state = digitalRead(LED1)
        if current_state == 1:
            if value is False:
                digitalWrite(LED1, LOW)
        else:
            if value is True:
                digitalWrite(LED1, HIGH)


wolk = iot.Wolk(
    device,
    actuation_handler=handle_actuation,
    actuator_status_provider=get_actuator_status
)

Actuator statuses can be published explicitly by calling:

wolk.publish_actuator_status("ACTUATOR_REFERENCE_ONE")

Publishing configuration

Similarly to actuators, configuration options require a provider and a handler. See configuration_provider and configuration_handler for implementation details.

Pass these implementations to iot.Wolk like so:

wolk = iot.Wolk(
    device,
    configuration_handler=handle_configuration,
    configuration_provider=get_configuration,
)

All present configuration options are published by calling:

wolk_device.publish_configuration()

Data persistence

WolkAbout Python Connector provides a mechanism for persisting data in situations where readings can not be sent to WolkAbout IoT platform.

Persisted readings are sent to WolkAbout IoT platform once connection is established. Data persistence mechanism used by default stores data in-memory.

The number of messages stored in memory by default is 100. This number can be changed like so:

wolk = iot.Wolk(device, message_queue_size=100)
wolk.connect()