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Refactor repo to basic bash setup approach #25
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in order to import from a .env file instead of the previous config.sh that could have been updated and commited
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Hi @fe51 !
Thanks for this PR! It's globally ok for me. A few changes though:
- remove the ability to change PI_HOST
- No need to redefine the wifi or add a common wifi for debug in connection sharing
- no need to configure the pi on the command line, which will confuse people
- add pi imager screen
Configure wifi only if the WIFI_SSID is provided and not empty or not fill with blank spaces
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I've just re-tested it and it works without a hitch, thanks for the PR! very happy to have it 😄
Hello there,
This repo has been out of use for a very long time. However, we need to make our raspberrypi setup efficient. The Ansible approach is certainly relevant, but to get off to a solid start, we're going to restart here with a bash script setup.
(The ansible appproach is kept in the ansible-archive branch, as we'll probably come back to Ansible later for its flexibility, robustness and better debugging quality.
This PR introduces the following modifications:
It has been tested to setup a Pyronear station.
However :
curl -sSL https://get.docker.com | sh && sudo usermod -aG docker pi
useless. It has to be tested soon.Happy to discuss it ! Feedback is welcome !