NavLab is a Flask server that permits the control of various devices, the monitoring of different sensors and the management of users. All in a nice and simple interface, translated to 5 languages.
In the near future an API will be provided so that your applications can use it.
Start the production server on local port 5000:
docker run -p 5000:5000 -d royalmo/navlab
If you have the time and energy to build NavLab on your own follow these steps:
- Python 3.6 or higher installed:
sudo apt install software-properties-common
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:deadsnakes/ppa
sudo apt install python3
- Node 14 or higher with npm 6.14 or higher:
sudo apt install nodejs npm
- Sqlite3
sudo apt install sqlite3
Change directory to project base path and run:
python3 -m pip install -r requirements.txt
npm install
Again, from the same project directory. It will create 3 test users:
- Super User: [email protected]
- Aleix Llusà: [email protected]
- Deactivated User: [email protected]
All 3 users have the same password: 1234ABc$ .
python3 db_init.py
Run each time you change something tailwind-related:
npm run create-css
If you want it to automatically recompile all CSS every time a file changes, run npm run create-css-forever instead.
Every time you translate something, you need to run these two commands:
pybabel extract -F app/babel.cfg -o app/translations/messages.pot --input-dirs=app
pybabel update --input-file=app/translations/messages.pot --output-dir=app/translations
And then, in each language file, fill the missing translations. Once done, compile them and restart the server:
pybabel compile -f -d app/translations
Simple! Just go to the project folder and type:
python3 app.py
Run python3 app.py --listen-all if you wish to accept TCP
connections from other IP addresses than localhost.
Have the environment variable export PRODUCTION=True to run in a production
server (without the debug mode, for example).