Control your devices using a simple and access controlled web based interface and lightweight MQTT implementation.
Based on Python, PHP, MySQL and a few bugs.
You'll need a MQTT Broker, public one will do too.
Check this link for a tutorial.
Keep it simple! A single user-password combination can be used for everything (clients/web interface).
The clients will run the script (mqtt-launcher) as a service with restart-on-fail.
Requirements : Python 2.x (3.x not tested), paho-mqtt
- copy the files from /client/ folder to your device at /opt/phpKontrol
- Install the required paho-mqtt using
$pip install paho-mqtt - Create a new file 'launcher.conf' using 'launcher.conf.example' as the template or read here for more info on commands
- Move the 'phpKontrol.service' file to /lib/systemd/system and enable/start the service using:
$systemctl enable phpKontrol.service && systemctl daemon-reload && systemctl start phpKontrol.service
Note : To avoid executing the same command sent by the web interface on multiple clients use an unique id (#) on the payload
'client_#_ON' : [ 'bash', '/path/to/script.sh' ],
The same server where MQTT Broker has been installed can be used or any other webserver.
Requirements : PHP 5.x - 7.x, MySQL (or equivalent e.g. MariaDB)
- Copy the files from /server/ folder to your webserver's root or subdirectory
- Create a new database, import phpKontrol.sql and update the 'dbcon.php' with the details
- Edit the 'control.php' file to match your needs
- Log in using u: demo and p: demo
- Read the info.txt for further details.
Note : The payload will be sent to the broker as 'clientid_command' so make sure to edit the 'launcher.conf' on each client, accordingly.