Track cryptocurrencies on a connected screen using this dashboard from https://coinmarketcap.com/
The list of items you’ll need is also included below:
- Raspberry Pi 3B/3B+, 4 or 400 (Note: this project will not work with the Pi Zero or older devices with < 1GB RAM)
- 16GB Micro-SD Card (we recommend Sandisk Extreme Pro SD cards)
- Display (TV/Monitor via HDMI)
- Micro-USB cable
- Power supply
You can deploy this project to a new balenaCloud application in one click using the button below:
To configure the URL displayed by webkit, set the LAUNCH_URL environment
variable. If nothing is set, balenaDash will display the browser block local webpage.
Your balenaDash device is also running a small webserver on port 8080. The screen will show the URL configured at LAUNCH_URL normally, but the webserver allows you to put other URLs on screen quickly and easily. If you tell balenaCloud to expose your device's public URL, then you can even control it with Slack (or curl, or anything that can use webhooks). More details
To use automatic backlight switching you’ll need to configure a few service variables for the scheduler service.
ENABLE_BACKLIGHT_TIMER=1
BACKLIGHT_ON=0 8 * * *
BACKLIGHT_OFF=0 23 * * *
The BACKLIGHT_ON and BACKLIGHT_OFF variables accept standard cron syntax; take a look at https://crontab.guru if you’re not familiar. For more instructions check out our blog post.
To change the timezone for the scheduler, set the TZ service variable to something from the TZ database list.
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