Building on Raspberry Pi - alex-konshin/f007th-rpi GitHub Wiki

If you want to enable MQTT support (this is not usual) then please read this special instruction.

You need to install libcurl and microhttpd libraries.

sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install libcurl4-openssl-dev libmicrohttpd-dev

If you want to use pigpio library then you need to install it. Note: It is recommended do not use pigpio but use gpio-ts driver. The driver works better and creates less load to Raspberry Pi CPU.
```
sudo apt-get install pigpio
```
Clone sources from GitHub. The following command will create new sub-directory f007th-rpi in the current directory and download sources
```
git clone https://github.com/alex-konshin/f007th-rpi.git
```
Build
```
/bin/bash f007th-rpi/build.sh
```
Executables are created in directory f007th-rpi/bin.

If you later will need to update/upgrade the utility with newest changes then you just have to do the following:

Make sure that the utility is not running. Use command pkill f007th-send (or pkill f007th-rpi_send if you run this executable) to stop the utility. You can check that the utility is running by command pgrep f007th-send (or pkill f007th-rpi_send if you use this executable).
Update your Git repository (we assuming that utility sources are located in ~/f007th-rpi):
```
cd ~/f007th-rpi
git pull
```
Re-build binaries
```
/bin/bash ~/f007th-rpi/build.sh
```
Executables will be copied in folder ~/f007th-rpi/bin
If something went wrong then it is better to build the utility from scratch:
- Don't forget to copy your configuration files to some other directory if they are located in ~/f007th-rpi.
- Go to your home directory (actually to any directory except the directory with utility sources) cd ~
- Delete sources directory with command rm -R ~/f007th-rpi
- Re-clone sources with command git clone https://github.com/alex-konshin/f007th-rpi.git
- Re-build binaries with command /bin/bash ~/f007th-rpi/build.sh
- Restore your configuration file.