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dashboard
=========
My dashboard, for my house. Display RSS feeds and other custom bits of info via
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direct SDL2 calls.
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Features/TODO
=============
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- Write straight to framebuffer (sdl2) (DONE)
- Display Weather rss feed (DONE)
- Display Wifi qrcode (DONE)
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- Display camera feed
- Display who is home
- Display network speed
- Display plex currently playing
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- Play audio files (background music/tracks)?
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Depends on
==========
- sdl2
- stdlib
optional dependencies
---------------------
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- Weather/RSS
- rapidxml
- libcurl
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Building sdl2 on rpi
--------------------
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Run in this order
```
sudo apt-get install libdrm-dev libgdm-dev
```
Next downlad the SDL source tarball
```
cd sdl-src
./configure --enable-video-kmsdrm
make -j4
sudo make install
```
compile the test.cpp file provided in ./tests . There should be output on the
screen as flashing. Feel free to change the desired graphics driver in the
raspberry pi config
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Developing your own pannels
===========================
Refer to the
[development]
(DEVELOPMENT.md)
documentation
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Usage
=====
To compile:
`make all`
To install:
`make install`
To uninstall:
`make uninstall`
Wifi
----
The makefile by default will call a script that will generate a wifi qr code
for you. You can add your SSID and password by editing the `WIFI_SSID` and
`WIFI_PASS` variables in the make file, or by calling the script yourself in
`./scripts`. You can cleanup the wifi image at any time by calling
`make clean-wifi`. Next time the executable is built it will regenerate the
image.
The qr code generation relies on the program `qrencode`. It can be installed on
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any debian system using `sudo apt install qrencode`. By default the image has a
transparent background. If you would like a different background, you will need
to adjust wifi.cpp to adjust where it is located to your preference.