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• Summary
• Implementing the application process
• The application process architecture
• Securing our application
• Application server versus application process
• Using Firebase APIs to Update Our Application

• Summary 更新時間：2021-07-15 17:10:53
• Implementing the application process
• The application process architecture
• Securing our application
• Application server versus application process
• Using Firebase APIs to Update Our Application
• Summary
• Adding listeners to the client-side script
• Enabling access to the Firebase Database
• Adding the Realtime Database
• Adding Firebase tools
• Migrating the frontend assets
• Testing and deploying the application to the cloud
• Initializing a new Firebase application
• Logging in to Firebase on the command line
• Installing the Firebase CLI
• Creating your first Firebase application
• Server application and sensor interface
• Database
• The User interface
• Migrating to Firebase
• The Firebase platform
• Deploying our application to Firebase
• Summary
• Client-side implementation
• Creating our socket implementation in our application server
• Server-side installation
• Client-side installation
• The socket.io library
• Implementing web sockets in our application
• Web sockets
• Making our Application Real Time with Web Sockets
• Summary
• Adding the required APIs
• Adding new features - the ability to view readings from a custom time period
• Consuming the API on the client side
• Adding an API to get the latest ten readings
• Upgrading the sensor interface module
• Integrating the database module into our server application
• Putting the functions together in a module
• Fetching the average of readings between time periods
• Fetching readings between a certain time period
• Fetching the last "n" readings from a table
• Adding a new temperature to the database
• Making our database module
• Running queries with node
• Getting started: Interfacing SQLite with node
• Integrating SQLite into Our Application
• Summary
• Advanced aggregations using subqueries
• Aggregations
• Delete
• Update
• Read
• Create
• Running CRUD operations
• Creating the temperature and humidity tables
• Installation
• Picking the correct tool for the job
• SQLite - The Fast and Portable Database
• Summary
• public/script.js
• public/index.html
• index.js
• A code overview
• Integrating sensor data into our charts
• Modifying the sensor dashboards to consume JSON data
• Making the server response data-friendly
• Creating our first chart
• Installing Chart.js
• Introducing Chart.js
• Considerations when implementing complex features
• Enhancing Our UI - Using Interactive Charts
• Summary
• Adding style to the newly modified structure
• Changing the structure of our UI
• Visually enhancing the UI
• Fetching sensor readings using XHR
• Adding client-side JavaScript
• Building the UI's functionality
• Serving static files from the Express server
• Extending our application
• Creating a Web Page to Display Sensor Data
• Summary
• Caching our results
• Abstracting our sensor library code
• Optimizing our server
• Modifying our server code to show sensor readings
• Understanding how our node process takes readings
• Retrieving Sensor Readings from the Server
• Summary
• Reading from the sensor
• The DHT11 sensor
• Fine-tuning our control - using the GPIO command-line tools
• The Read mode
• The Write mode
• The pin as a standalone component
• The GPIO pins on the Pi
• Extracting Information from the GPIO Pins
• Summary
• Keeping the server running in the background
• Starting up the server
• Adding routes to the server
• Developing the application server
• Installing external libraries
• Back to our program
• Setting up a version control system
• Running our first node program
• Installing node on the Pi
• Introducing nodes - the server side JavaScript runtime
• Running a Node Server on the Pi
• Summary
• The overall architecture
• Integrating the database into our application
• The database - adding persistence to our data
• Interfacing with external hardware
• Client-server communication
• The server - the brains of the application
• The UI - the user's first encounter
• The web development stack
• The network
• Getting Up-and-Running with Web Development on the Raspberry Pi
• Summary
• Remote access
• Setting up our Raspberry Pi
• The application server - middleware
• The user interface - presentation
• The database - persistence
• The sensor interface - perception
• A brief look at our application
• The Internet of Things
• Getting Started on the Raspberry Pi
• Questions
• Piracy
• Errata
• Downloading the color images of this book
• Downloading the example code
• Customer support
• Reader feedback
• Conventions
• Who this book is for
• What you need for this book
• What this book covers
• Preface
• Customer Feedback
• Why subscribe?
• www.PacktPub.com
• About the Reviewers
• About the Author
• Credits
• Full Stack Web Development with Raspberry Pi 3
• Copyright
• Title Page
• cover

• cover
• Title Page
• Copyright
• Full Stack Web Development with Raspberry Pi 3
• Credits
• About the Author
• About the Reviewers
• www.PacktPub.com
• Why subscribe?
• Customer Feedback
• Preface
• What this book covers
• What you need for this book
• Who this book is for
• Conventions
• Reader feedback
• Customer support
• Downloading the example code
• Downloading the color images of this book
• Errata
• Piracy
• Questions
• Getting Started on the Raspberry Pi
• The Internet of Things
• A brief look at our application
• The sensor interface - perception
• The database - persistence
• The user interface - presentation
• The application server - middleware
• Setting up our Raspberry Pi
• Remote access
• Summary
• Getting Up-and-Running with Web Development on the Raspberry Pi
• The network
• The web development stack
• The UI - the user's first encounter
• The server - the brains of the application
• Client-server communication
• Interfacing with external hardware
• The database - adding persistence to our data
• Integrating the database into our application
• The overall architecture
• Summary
• Running a Node Server on the Pi
• Introducing nodes - the server side JavaScript runtime
• Installing node on the Pi
• Running our first node program
• Setting up a version control system
• Back to our program
• Installing external libraries
• Developing the application server
• Adding routes to the server
• Starting up the server
• Keeping the server running in the background
• Summary
• Extracting Information from the GPIO Pins
• The GPIO pins on the Pi
• The pin as a standalone component
• The Write mode
• The Read mode
• Fine-tuning our control - using the GPIO command-line tools
• The DHT11 sensor
• Reading from the sensor
• Summary
• Retrieving Sensor Readings from the Server
• Understanding how our node process takes readings
• Modifying our server code to show sensor readings
• Optimizing our server
• Abstracting our sensor library code
• Caching our results
• Summary
• Creating a Web Page to Display Sensor Data
• Extending our application
• Serving static files from the Express server
• Building the UI's functionality
• Adding client-side JavaScript
• Fetching sensor readings using XHR
• Visually enhancing the UI
• Changing the structure of our UI
• Adding style to the newly modified structure
• Summary
• Enhancing Our UI - Using Interactive Charts
• Considerations when implementing complex features
• Introducing Chart.js
• Installing Chart.js
• Creating our first chart
• Making the server response data-friendly
• Modifying the sensor dashboards to consume JSON data
• Integrating sensor data into our charts
• A code overview
• index.js
• public/index.html
• public/script.js
• Summary
• SQLite - The Fast and Portable Database
• Picking the correct tool for the job
• Installation
• Creating the temperature and humidity tables
• Running CRUD operations
• Create
• Read
• Update
• Delete
• Aggregations
• Advanced aggregations using subqueries
• Summary
• Integrating SQLite into Our Application
• Getting started: Interfacing SQLite with node
• Running queries with node
• Making our database module
• Adding a new temperature to the database
• Fetching the last "n" readings from a table
• Fetching readings between a certain time period
• Fetching the average of readings between time periods
• Putting the functions together in a module
• Integrating the database module into our server application
• Upgrading the sensor interface module
• Adding an API to get the latest ten readings
• Consuming the API on the client side
• Adding new features - the ability to view readings from a custom time period
• Adding the required APIs
• Summary
• Making our Application Real Time with Web Sockets
• Web sockets
• Implementing web sockets in our application
• The socket.io library
• Client-side installation
• Server-side installation
• Creating our socket implementation in our application server
• Client-side implementation
• Summary
• Deploying our application to Firebase
• The Firebase platform
• Migrating to Firebase
• The User interface
• Database
• Server application and sensor interface
• Creating your first Firebase application
• Installing the Firebase CLI
• Logging in to Firebase on the command line
• Initializing a new Firebase application
• Testing and deploying the application to the cloud
• Migrating the frontend assets
• Adding Firebase tools
• Adding the Realtime Database
• Enabling access to the Firebase Database
• Adding listeners to the client-side script
• Summary
• Using Firebase APIs to Update Our Application
• Application server versus application process
• Securing our application
• The application process architecture
• Implementing the application process
• Summary 更新時間：2021-07-15 17:10:53