Blynk on M5Stack via uiFlow and block-maker

[world101]

@ajb2k3 said in Blynk on M5Stack via uiFlow and block-maker:

@world101 I managed to build a private server on Saturday but having auto startup issues.
I’ve tried the guide but still have to manually start the server

What platform did you build the local server on (Linux, RPi, etc)?

[ajb2k3]

@world101 RPI 2B

[world101]

@ajb2k3

Try the following:

edit the crontab

pi@raspberrypi:~ $ crontab -e
no crontab for pi - using an empty one

Select an editor. To change later, run 'select-editor'.

1. /bin/ed
2. /bin/nano <---- easiest
3. /usr/bin/vim.tiny

Choose 1-3 [2]: 2
Go to the end of the file and add the following command. Do not forget to modify the path to match your installation directory.

@reboot java -jar /home/pi/server-0.23.0.jar -dataFolder /home/pi/Blynk &

Source: https://diyprojects.io/blynk-how-to-install-a-private-local-server-on-raspberry-pi-3-unlimited-energy-test-wemos-dht22/#.XGvrGqROmEc

[ajb2k3]

That’s the one I followed and still not auto loading. Will have another go tonight

[kmo]

@world101 Got everything working using UiFlow V1.2!

[akshaypatil]

Hi! I'm a complete beginner learning to use stickC, I managed to figure out Blynk with Arduino, but now, I'd like to do it with uiflow.
Since I have the latest versions of both (blynk.py - 0.2.6 & uiflow - 1.4.5.1), I wanted to know if the procedure is still the same. Also, if there are other reference links/good material to learn about esp32 with python, then do share!
I'm an industrial design student trying to make a battery-powered heated lunchbox for my thesis, which I'd like to control with the phone and also show nice graphics using stickC.
Any help appreciated!
Thank you :)

[akshaypatil]

@akshaypatil said in Blynk on M5Stack via uiFlow and block-maker:

Hi! I'm a complete beginner learning to use stickC, I managed to figure out Blynk with Arduino, but now, I'd like to do it with uiflow.
Since I have the latest versions of both (blynk.py - 0.2.6 & uiflow - 1.4.5.1), I wanted to know if the procedure is still the same. Also, if there are other reference links/good material to learn about esp32 with python, then do share!
I'm an industrial design student trying to make a battery-powered heated lunchbox for my thesis, which I'd like to control with the phone and also show nice graphics using stickC.
Any help appreciated!
Thank you :)

Alright!
I figured how to upload and run the BlynkLib 0.2.0 on uiflow - 1.4.5. :D
The device is successfully detected and shown running on the android app.
Now, I only need to figure how to control/toggle GPIO pins through uiflow with Blynk. :)

Any tips? :P

P.S.
The push notification is not working. Is this limited to M5Stack only? Or also possible on my device...

[world101]

@akshaypatil

I haven’t worked with Blynk in a while, so I can’t comment on gpio control. If you end up getting something working, please share it.

I’ll see if I can find time to test push notifications on the m5stickC.

[akshaypatil]

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[akshaypatil]

@world101 Sure will!

I was thinking if it was possible to insert the received virtual value from Blynk button here (orange block), one could toggle the GPIO pin.

P.S. The push notifications work perfectly! Didn't add the notification widget. (silly me!)

Now I just need to figure out to toggle GPIO through virtual values from the button.

[akshaypatil]

Done! :D

from m5ui import *
from uiflow import *
from easyIO import *

setScreenColor(0x111111)

circle0 = M5Circle(40, 40, 25, 0xffffff, 0xffffff)


import BlynkLib
BLYNK_AUTH = 'Your Authentication KEY '
blynk = BlynkLib.Blynk(BLYNK_AUTH)

      
@blynk.VIRTUAL_WRITE(4) # Button Widget on V4
def my_write_handler(value):
  toggleIO(26)
  

while True:
  blynk.run()
  wait_ms(2)

[akshaypatil]

@akshaypatil

Here are the blocks for uiflow,
http://s000.tinyupload.com/index.php?file_id=08084396321658982238

and don't forget to use it together with the one uploaded by @world101 (https://www.dropbox.com/s/xosetw0qzin722l/Blynk.m5b?dl=0)

Cheers! :)