Learn about this example app

• Download this repo (either via a git clone or via the zip download)

• Salesforce

  1. Create a Developer Edition
  2. Deploy the metadata to Salesforce by running the following in this project's root dir: Mac & Linux: SALESFORCE_USERNAME=[email protected] SALESFORCE_PASSWORD=yourPasswordAndAccessToken ./activator force:deploy Windows: SALESFORCE_USERNAME=[email protected] SALESFORCE_PASSWORD=yourPasswordAndAccessToken activator force:deploy
  3. On Salesforce in the Rental Bike tab, create a new example Rental Bike and keep track of it's ID for later use
  4. Create a new Connected App 1. Check Enable OAuth Settings 1. Set the Callback URL to http://localhost:9000/ 1. In Available OAuth Scopes select Full access (full) and click Add 1. Save the new Connected App and keep track of the Consumer Key & Consumer Secret for later use

• Raspberry Pi

  1. Obtain a Raspberry Pi (1 or 2)
  2. Obtain the Adafruit Ultimate GPS Breakout Sensor (requires soldering) or Flora Wearable Ultimate GPS (can be used with alligator clips)
  3. Follow the setup instructions to get the GPS working with the Raspberry Pi
  4. Setup the tracker app on the Raspberry Pi
     1. Copy the raspberrypi/tracker.py file to the device
     2. In the file update the rental bike id's value with the one your created

1. From your project's root directory, create a new conf/local.conf file containing: salesforce.consumer.key="YOUR CONSUMER KEY" salesforce.consumer.secret="YOUR CONSUMER SECRET" salesforce.username="YOUR USERNAME" salesforce.password="YOUR PASSWORD AND ACCESS TOKEN"
2. Start the local server: Mac & Linux: ./activator ~run Windows: activator ~run
3. Optionally send a test location using CURL: curl -d "bike_rental_id=YOUR_RENTAL_BIKE_ID&lat=38.869903333&lon=-106.98946" http://localhost:9000/
4. Setup the tracker app on the Raspberry Pi
   1. Make sure the device is connected to the same network as your machine
   2. Update the web connection info in the tracker.py on your device by changing the conn = ... line to the following (replacing the IP with you machine's local IP): httplib.HTTPConnection("192.168.0.5", 9000)
   3. Run the tracker script: python tracker.py

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2. Setup the tracker app on the Raspberry Pi
3. Update the web connection info in the tracker.py on your device by changing the conn = ... line to the following: httplib.HTTPConnection("yournewapp.herokuapp.com")
4. Run the tracker script: python tracker.py