relayr 0.2.4

Installation

You can install the library using one of the following methods, with the help of Pip:

1. You can download the very latest version of the repository from GitHub:

   pip install git+https://github.com/relayr/python-sdk

2. You could also use the following to install the package from the Python Package Index:

   pip install relayr

Examples

Receive a 10 second data stream, from one of your WunderBar sensors (device). In the example below the device does not have to be a public one in order to be used. You can obtain your device IDs from the relayr Dashboard My Devices section:

import time
from relayr import Client
from relayr.dataconnection import MqttStream
c = Client(token='<my_access_token>')
dev = c.get_device(id='<my_device_id>')
def mqtt_callback(topic, payload):
    print('%s %s' % (topic, payload))
stream = MqttStream(mqtt_callback, [dev])
stream.start()
time.sleep(10)
stream.stop()

import time
from relayr import Client
c = Client(token='<my_access_token>')
dev = c.get_device(id='<my_device_id>').get_info()
user = c.get_user()
app = c.get_app()
def pubnub_callback(message, channel):
    print(repr(message), type(message))
conn = user.connect_device(app, dev, pubnub_callback)
conn.start()
time.sleep(10)
conn.stop()

from relayr import Client
c = Client(token='<my_access_token>')
d = c.get_device(id='<my_device_id>')
d.switch_led_on(True)

Documentation

For references to the full documenation for the Python library please visit our Developer Dashboard Python section!