A simple web application to manage your Raspberry Pi.
- shutdown and reboot
- mount and unmout disks, USB drives, etc.
- HTML movie player
- remote controllable via WebSockets
- subtitle support through opensubtitles.org
Warning Please bear in mind, that by running Flaskberry you are exposing an unsecured power off switch to your Raspberry Pi to the network and possibly to the whole internet when connected. Commands are executed via sudo with with root privileges which is another potential security problem. Please use Flaskberry only if your not storing any valuable information on it.
Flaskberry is written in Python an uses the Flask framework.
To run Flaskberry you need Python 2.7, nginx > 1.4, gunicorn and supervisor. At this point of time Raspbian ships only nginx 1.2.x, so you'll have to compile an up-to-date version or find a deb-package. The other packages can be installed with apt:
sudo apt-get install python gunicorn supervisor
Next install required Python packages:
sudo pip install -r requirements.txt
There are sample configurations for nginx and supervisor in the directory
examples/ which assume the application (and the file you are reading now)
is stored in /home/pi/flaskberry. Copy them to /etc/nginx/conf.d/
respectively to /etc/supervisor/conf.d/ and adapt them to your needs.
Finally rename flaskberrs/settings.example.py to flaskberry/settings.py,
change the SECRET_KEY to something random and adapt other options.
Now restart supervisor and nginx. If everything is configured correctly you should be able to open flaskberry in your web browser with the IP address of your raspberry.
sudo service supervisor restart
sudo service nginx restart
The application itself is released under the MIT License.
It ships with a copy of Twitter Bootstrap, which is licensed under the Apache License v2.0. Twitter Bootstrap contains Icons from Glyphicons Free, licensed under CC BY 3.0. Raspberry Pi is a trademark of the Raspberry Pi Foundation.
2013-2015, Rupert Angermeier