HeadsUp - Revision history

Directive0 at 02:38, 16 October 2019

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‎Installation

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	HeadsUp is designed to work with 5 basic buttons: Up, Down, Left, Right, and Enter. There is one exception as the "Q" key will quit the program. Eventually I will break out these keys into a configure file so that you only need to edit the configure file if you want to make changes to them.		HeadsUp is designed to work with 5 basic buttons: Up, Down, Left, Right, and Enter. There is one exception as the "Q" key will quit the program. Eventually I will break out these keys into a configure file so that you only need to edit the configure file if you want to make changes to them.
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 ===Status===
-As of January 30th 2018 Development is still ongoing.
+As of January 30th 2018 Development is complete. The project should be taken by others and built upon.
 ====What works at present:====

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		+	As of January 30th 2018 Development is still ongoing.
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 [[File:Headsuplogo.png|frame|Logo for HeadsUp]]
 A simple pygame interface for a heads up display (HUD) intended to work with [https://www.vufine.com/ VuFine headsets] and [https://www.raspberrypi.org/ Raspberry Pi]. It is the joint effort of two people who have never met.
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 A secondary desire of the project is that it be modular and allow users with a moderate knowledge of Python to create their own tile layouts if they desire, but this aspect is not fully realized yet.
 ===Status===

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 * CPU and RAM status monitoring
 * WIFI SSID name reporting (not 100% yet)
 ====What is left to be done:====

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 * use raspi-config to change your resolution to 1280x720 60hz
-* Ensure your machine has the appropriate version of Python and its dependencies as listed above.
+* Ensure your machine has the appropriate version of Python and its dependencies as [https://squaredwave.com/wiki/index.php?title=HeadsUp#Python_Dependencies listed above].
 * Clone the git repo to your machine

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 In order to use IFTTT triggers from the IFTTT tile you need to create a text file containing your Key and the Event Name seperate by a comma as below and make a folder named "triggers" for it to reside in. You can find your key by logging into IFTT and going to https://ifttt.com/maker_webhooks and then clicking the "documentation" button at the top right.
-Name the text file what you want the button to be labelled that activates it; "Turn on lights.txt" for example and make a folder in the HeadsUp directory called "triggers". Put the text file in the folder named "triggers"
+Name the text file what you want the button to be labelled that activates it; "Turn on lights.txt" for example.
-Do not add any extra information to the text file or any extra lines or else it will not work.
+Make a folder in the HeadsUp directory called "triggers" if one does not already exist. Put the text file in the folder named "triggers"
-There is an example included in this git that you can edit with your own IFTTT key and alert name. You will need to create a WebHooks applet on the IFTTT website that receives the appropriate trigger.
+Do not add any extra information to the text file or any extra lines or else it will not work.
 ====Notes:====

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   <nowiki>cd HeadsUp</nowiki>
-- Issue the command and the program will start
+* Issue the command and the program will start
   <nowiki>python3 main.py</nowiki>