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kotori 0.27.0

Telemetry data acquisition and sensor networks for humans.

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About
Kotori is a multi-channel, multi-protocol, telemetry data acquisition and
graphing toolkit for time-series data processing. Free, open, simple.
It supports scientific environmental monitoring projects,
distributed sensor networks, and likewise scenarios.

Details
Kotori is a data historian based on Grafana, Mosquitto, and InfluxDB,
and is written in Python with Twisted.
The best way to find out what you can do with Kotori, is by looking at
some outlined scenarios and by reading how others are using it at the
example gallery. To learn more about the technical details, have
a look at the used technologies.

Features

Multi-channel and multi-protocol data-acquisition and -storage. Collect and
store sensor data from different kinds of devices, data sources, and protocols.
Built-in sensor adapters, flexible configuration capabilities, durable
database storage and unattended graph visualization.
Based on an infrastructure toolkit assembled from different components
suitable for data-acquisition, -storage, -fusion, -graphing and more.
Leverage the flexible data acquisition integration framework for building
telemetry data acquisition and logging systems, test benches, or sensor
networks for environmental monitoring systems, as well as other kinds of
data-gathering and -aggregation projects.
It integrates well with established hardware-, software- and
data acquisition workflows through flexible adapter interfaces.

Installation
Kotori can be installed in different ways. You may prefer using a Debian
package, install it from the Python Package Index (PyPI), or run it within
a development sandbox directly from the Git repository.
Corresponding installation instructions are bundled at
https://getkotori.org/docs/setup/.

Synopsis
A compact example how to submit measurement data on a specific channel, using
MQTT and HTTP, and export it again.

Data acquisition
First, let’s define a data acquisition channel:
CHANNEL=amazonas/ecuador/cuyabeno/1
and some example measurement data:
DATA='{"temperature": 42.84, "humidity": 83.1}'
Submit with MQTT:
MQTT_BROKER=daq.example.org
echo "$DATA" | mosquitto_pub -h $MQTT_BROKER -t $CHANNEL/data.json -l
Submit with HTTP:
HTTP_URI=https://daq.example.org/api/
echo "$DATA" | curl --request POST --header 'Content-Type: application/json' --data @- $HTTP_URI/$CHANNEL/data

Data export
Measurement data can be exported in a variety of formats.
This is a straight-forward example for CSV data export:
http $HTTP_URI/$CHANNEL/data.csv

Acknowledgements
Thanks a stack to all the contributors who helped to co-create and conceive
Kotori in one way or another. You know who you are.

Project information

Contributions
Every kind of contribution, feedback, or patch, is much welcome. Create an
issue or submit a patch if you think we should include a new feature, or to
report or fix a bug.

Development
In order to setup a development environment on your workstation, please head over
to the development sandbox documentation. When you see the software tests succeed,
you should be ready to start hacking.

Resources

Source code
Documentation
Python Package Index (PyPI)

License
The project is licensed under the terms of the GNU AGPL license, see LICENSE.