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Building Smart Homes with Raspberry Pi Zero

You're reading from   Building Smart Homes with Raspberry Pi Zero Build revolutionary and incredibly useful home automation projects with the all-new Pi Zero

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Product type Paperback
Published in Oct 2016
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781786466952
Length 196 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Marco Schwartz Marco Schwartz
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Table of Contents (12) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Configuring Your Raspberry Pi Zero Board 2. Measure Data Using Your Raspberry Pi Zero Board FREE CHAPTER 3. Building a Smart Home Thermostat 4. Controlling Appliances fromthe Raspberry Pi Zero 5. Making a Smart Plug with the Raspberry Pi Zero 6. Sending Notifications using Raspberry Pi Zero 7. Use the Raspberry Pi Zero to Build a Security System 8. Monitor Your Home from the Cloud 9. Control Appliances from Anywhere 10. Building a Home Automation System with Raspberry Pi Zero Boards Index

Receiving measurement SATA through push notifications


In the last project of this chapter, we'll learn how to use the project we built in the previous section to actually not send you alerts, but just keep you updated about the current temperature and humidity measured by Pi.

Here however, we are going to use something new to alert you: push notifications. These notifications will immediately show up on your phone if you have the right app installed.

As the app, we'll use Pushover that is available for iOS and Android. You can install it from your App Store and find more information at the following URL:

https://ifttt.com/

Then, add the Pushover channel inside IFTTT:

Now, create a new recipe and choose the Maker channel again as the trigger:

I used data as the trigger:

Then, select Pushover as the action channel and enter the following message:

Here, we'll use the variables Value1 and Value2 to display the temperature and humidity inside the message. We'll see in a moment how to actually send that...

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