Welcome to Pipecat ... elegant, flexible data logging in Python for connected sensors and instruments. Use Pipecat to log data from battery chargers, GPS, automobiles, gyros, weather, and more!
Here are some devices supported by Pipecat and examples of how to log their data:
- Battery chargers.
- GPS receivers that generate NMEA data.
- Vehicles that generate OBD-II data.
- Motion (accelerometer) data from iOS devices.
- METAR (aviation weather) data from the National Weather Service.
- Any device that communicate over a serial port.
- Any device that can handle HTTP GET requests.
- Any device that can write to a socket using UDP.
- Any device that can generate XML data.
You can see the full Pipecat documentation with tutorials at https://pipecat.readthedocs.io ... for questions, comments, or suggestions, get in touch with our team at https://gitter.im/shead-custom-design/pipecat.
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
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