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WirelessHeatMap

Our application is meant to host a site that allows users to view a heatmap of Oregon State University's wireless network population in real time.

To install and run our project, please install python 3.8 and create a virtual environment using the command

python3.8 -m venv <virtual_environment>

After verifying that you have the correct version of python installed, clone our repo to your system

git clone https://github.com/pricek/Wireless-Heat-Map.git

In order to host a site you need to be in the virtual enviornment you created. To do this use the command

source <virtual_enviornment>/bin/activate

You will then need to ensure that the correct dependencies are installed. Do this by navigating to the newly cloned repo and using the command

pip install -r dependencies.txt

You will need to install and configure InfluxDB version 1.7.10 on the machine that you are using. After installing run the InfluxDB shell with influx and setup the data storage with the following commands.

CREATE DATABASE airwave_data

USE airwave_data

CREATE RETENTION POLICY two_days ON airwave_data DURATION 24h DEFAULT REPLICATION 1

CREATE RETENTION POLICY one_year ON airwave_data DURATION 8736h REPLICATION 1

CREATE CONTINUOUS QUERY cq_24h ON airwave_data RESAMPLE EVERY 1d for 1d BEGIN SELECT mean(clients) AS clients, mean(bandwidth_in) AS bandwidth_in, mean(bandwidth_out) AS bandwidth_out INTO airwave_data.one_year.downsampled FROM airwave_data.two_days.ap_usage GROUP BY time(1d), * END

You will need to modify strings_example.py to include the necessary credentials and rename it to strings.py

Then navigate to the newly cloned repo and in the same directory as manage.py, use the following commands

python manage.py migrate

python manage.py createsuperuser

python manage.py buildDB

python manage.py buildDB --render

python manage.py buildDB --baseline

python manage.py runserver 0:<Port>

Available ports on the server are 8080, 8081, 8082. You should then be able to view the hosted site in your browser at

<IP_Address>:<Port>/buildings

And perform admin actions at

<IP_Address>:<Port>/admin

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