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Frederik Walk edited this page Feb 23, 2016 · 8 revisions

Welcome to the msg-prototype-2 wiki!

Setup

Database

Import db/initdb.sql into a PostgreSQL 9.5+ database

Database maintenance

Copy msgdbd.toml.example to msgdbd.toml and configure your database parameters and job intervals.
Run ./msgdbd -config=msgdbd.toml

Server

Copy config.toml.example to config.toml and configure your database parameters, make sure benchmark is set to false.
Run ./msgpd -config=config.toml

Client simulator

Server needs to be running.
Run ./msgpc newRandom save randomdevice.conf for a new random device or ./msgpc newSDM630 save sdm630device.conf for a new SDM630 device.
Run ./msgpc load randomdevice.conf heartbeat print save randomdevice.conf or ./msgpc load sdm630device.conf heartbeat print save sdm630device.conf respectively.
Visit http://[::1]:8080, create a user, login and add a new device using the Id from the previous command on the Devices page.
Again, run ./msgpc load randomdevice.conf heartbeat print save randomdevice.conf or ./msgpc load sdm630device.conf heartbeat print save sdm630device.conf respectively.
For random devices, run ./msgpc load randomdevice.conf genSensors 3 registerSensors save randomdevice.conf (Replace the 3 if more sensors are desired)
For SDM630 devices, run ./msgpc load sdm630device.conf registerSensors save sdm630device.conf
Run ./msgpc load randomdevice.conf sendRandomUpdates 1s -1 to send random values in an 1 second interval or run ./msgpc load sdm630device.conf sendSDM630Updates 10s -1 /dev/ttyUSB0 to send values read from a SDM630 device attached to /dev/ttyUSB0 in an 10s interval.