reef-pi :: An opensource reef tank controller based on Raspberry Pi.

I can share the design files but I don't have a place to share and no experience with sites such as github, etc. If somebody has a place to share I can move it there.
if you are ok with it, I can create a repository in github, and you can check in the design files. You have to create a github profile (all of this is free).
 
if you are ok with it, I can create a repository in github, and you can check in the design files. You have to create a github profile (all of this is free).
Will look into github as well then. I did already send a request for a fix IP to my provider (they don't offer it in their add on services, but have confirmed that they can provide)
 
So can i update to 2.0 from 1.5 without changing anything?
oh.. from 1.5 to 2.0 will require changing things for sure, its a major version change.
I'll say wait for 2.0 final release, if you are not into testing things. these are beta releases and likely to have bugs etc. We'll have a decent migration guide for 1.x to 2.0 as part of final release
 
Will look into github as well then. I did already send a request for a fix IP to my provider (they don't offer it in their add on services, but have confirmed that they can provide)
there's a whole ecosystem of web services for free for open source projects, including hosting code, documentation, design files etc. reef-pi website itself is hosted by github. Hosting your own web server will be lot more work with less reliability/functionalities, compared to the opensource ecosysten (github, thingiverse, learn.adafruit.com etc)
 
oh.. from 1.5 to 2.0 will require changing things for sure, its a major version change.
I'll say wait for 2.0 final release, if you are not into testing things. these are beta releases and likely to have bugs etc. We'll have a decent migration guide for 1.x to 2.0 as part of final release

Will do.

I hope to get the hat and get all my reefpi into one enclosure to neating things up.

Im also wanting to use another reefpi on a seperate pi to water my christmas tree this year :)
 
Will do.

I hope to get the hat and get all my reefpi into one enclosure to neating things up.

Im also wanting to use another reefpi on a seperate pi to water my christmas tree this year :)
Thats one of the reason I try to make major releases in/around the Christmas. My Christmas lighting is always powered by reef-pi :-)
 
Hello hiveminds,
I have cut a new 2.0 beta release for reef-pi just now. This release bring loads of new features and some bug fixes. Some major changes include:
Features:
  • Macro sub-system
  • All connectors (jacks, inlets and outlets) and equipment are now editable via UI
  • reset password through command line
  • light profiles (diurnal, auto and manual)
Bugfixes:
  • pca9685 allows all 16 channels
Some other technical chores:
  • Better error messages in UI
  • Dashboard configuration moved to dashboard itself
  • Navigation UI overhauled
  • edit/update button alignment across all module UIs

Release builds can be found in usual location: https://github.com/reef-pi/reef-pi/releases/tag/2.0.0-beta-7

Please help us testing out the 2.x beta builds, every bit of testing would help/benefit rest of the community. I don't expect many big breaking changes after this. I'll work on some validation and editable timer/doser next, but dont expect those to break anything existing. In short, this is very much what the final 2.0 release will look like, except with bug fixes (if we find any).
I believe you'll like the UI better, I am overhauling the UI as part of 2.0 release, and I think now its nearing completion. The navigation /tabs have refreshed look now, configuration tab is little bit different (and I hope you all like it better).
Theres a command line way to reset password now, this should help get out of those tricky situations where you lost the password, without erasing the whole database.
The macro feature is perhaps the most powerful feature I have implented in reef-pi till now. I expect it to evolve a lot, but even the basic implementation that we have now should unlock lot of new use cases. I'll make follow up posts on it as I run it through my builds..
happy reefing


I created a small Macro for testing:
upload_2018-8-5_11-13-19.png



When I ran it, this is what I got:

upload_2018-8-5_11-13-37.png
 
there's a whole ecosystem of web services for free for open source projects, including hosting code, documentation, design files etc. reef-pi website itself is hosted by github. Hosting your own web server will be lot more work with less reliability/functionalities, compared to the opensource ecosysten (github, thingiverse, learn.adafruit.com etc)

This is why I moved my Company to a Professional Web Host instead of on my Home server . My Website (ericaremodel.com) Loads Much faster . My email is Routed Quicker , My Accounting Software which is written is API Driven ,web server is Blazing fast. Professional SSL With Guaranttee Protection for Customers Personal Information . It cast me about 4.00 a month paid two years up front..
 
I created a small Macro for testing:
upload_2018-8-5_11-13-19.png



When I ran it, this is what I got:

upload_2018-8-5_11-13-37.png

I will try to do some testing this evening . I have to clean up the Back of my Van a bit. Stupid Insurance risk assessment coming this week. Always Something
 
This is why I moved my Company to a Professional Web Host instead of on my Home server . My Website (ericaremodel.com) Loads Much faster . My email is Routed Quicker , My Accounting Software which is written is API Driven ,web server is Blazing fast. Professional SSL With Guaranttee Protection for Customers Personal Information . It cast me about 4.00 a month paid two years up front..

Who does your hosting?
 
I created a small Macro for testing:
upload_2018-8-5_11-13-19.png



When I ran it, this is what I got:

upload_2018-8-5_11-13-37.png
Likely a bug, does it work without the wait step. I am looking into it right now.
 
It actually did stop the RETURN , but never turned it back on.

Just noticed it says it's still running.
Macro actions are not automatically revert back. Your configuration look right, and I think because the wait step failed, it the last step which turns the motor back on is skipped.
The UI is refreshed automatically at 10 seconds interval, so give it a time (or do a explicit refresh in browser)
 
@Ranjib Is there a way to kill the running Macro?

Thanks
Not yet. But also, it should never get stuck. If you are seeing it in running mode, thats due to the bug where it failed and didnt update its status as failed, instead stayed on running (its not actually running, its just a bug in the UI). I am working on a fix.
Thanks a lot for testing it out
 
Not yet. But also, it should never get stuck. If you are seeing it in running mode, thats due to the bug where it failed and didnt update its status as failed, instead stayed on running (its not actually running, its just a bug in the UI). I am working on a fix.
Thanks a lot for testing it out
while I work on the fix, you can check and fix the macro using API. If you can share the output of this, I'll be able to detect the wrong configuration, and suggest a fix
Code:
curl -u username:password http://reef-pi-IP/api/macros
 
Not yet. But also, it should never get stuck. If you are seeing it in running mode, thats due to the bug where it failed and didnt update its status as failed, instead stayed on running (its not actually running, its just a bug in the UI). I am working on a fix.
Thanks a lot for testing it out


Let me know the next steps to take that will help with troubleshooting. Should I reload Reef-pi? Reboot? Just delete the Macro and try again?

I'll wait to hear from you.

Thanks
 
Let me know the next steps to take that will help with troubleshooting. Should I reload Reef-pi? Reboot? Just delete the Macro and try again?

I'll wait to hear from you.

Thanks
if you can get the configuration of that macro via UI, that will be awesome.
 

IF YOU HAD TO TAKE A REEFING EXAM, WOULD YOU PASS?

  • Yes!

    Votes: 32 45.7%
  • Not yet, but I have one that I want to buy in mind!

    Votes: 9 12.9%
  • No.

    Votes: 26 37.1%
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