Using RPi.GPIO with django
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I have django project set on my pc and copy of that project on Raspberry pi 3. I deploy changes through pyCharm to raspi. Raspberry is my server where I host my website. I wanted to play with led light through web app. In my app I've imported import RPI.GPIO as GPIO but after server run there was ImportError: No module named 'RPi'. I've managed to install only gpio on pc (No matching distribution found for RPi), but there is still ImportError : No module named 'gpio'. Here is my code in views.py
import gpio
LED_PIN = 18
def turnOn(request):
gpio.setmode(gpio.BOARD)
gpio.output(LED_PIN, 1)
return HttpResponse('')
Is there any possibility to use RPi.GPIO in django on pc?
python django raspberry-pi gpio remote-control
asked Nov 10 at 22:11
Aleksandra Skoczypiec
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I have django project set on my pc and copy of that project on Raspberry pi 3. I deploy changes through pyCharm to raspi. Raspberry is my server where I host my website. I wanted to play with led light through web app. In my app I've imported import RPI.GPIO as GPIO but after server run there was ImportError: No module named 'RPi'. I've managed to install only gpio on pc (No matching distribution found for RPi), but there is still ImportError : No module named 'gpio'. Here is my code in views.py
import gpio
LED_PIN = 18
def turnOn(request):
gpio.setmode(gpio.BOARD)
gpio.output(LED_PIN, 1)
return HttpResponse('')
Is there any possibility to use RPi.GPIO in django on pc?
python django raspberry-pi gpio remote-control
asked Nov 10 at 22:11
Aleksandra Skoczypiec
415
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You cannot get RPi.GPIO on your pc, there are different io connections. However, if you deploy the code to your raspberry pi and run you can use RPi.GPIO.
– Arnav Chawla
Nov 10 at 22:25
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up vote
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I have django project set on my pc and copy of that project on Raspberry pi 3. I deploy changes through pyCharm to raspi. Raspberry is my server where I host my website. I wanted to play with led light through web app. In my app I've imported import RPI.GPIO as GPIO but after server run there was ImportError: No module named 'RPi'. I've managed to install only gpio on pc (No matching distribution found for RPi), but there is still ImportError : No module named 'gpio'. Here is my code in views.py
import gpio
LED_PIN = 18
def turnOn(request):
gpio.setmode(gpio.BOARD)
gpio.output(LED_PIN, 1)
return HttpResponse('')
Is there any possibility to use RPi.GPIO in django on pc?
python django raspberry-pi gpio remote-control
asked Nov 10 at 22:11
Aleksandra Skoczypiec
415
I have django project set on my pc and copy of that project on Raspberry pi 3. I deploy changes through pyCharm to raspi. Raspberry is my server where I host my website. I wanted to play with led light through web app. In my app I've imported import RPI.GPIO as GPIO but after server run there was ImportError: No module named 'RPi'. I've managed to install only gpio on pc (No matching distribution found for RPi), but there is still ImportError : No module named 'gpio'. Here is my code in views.py
import gpio
LED_PIN = 18
def turnOn(request):
gpio.setmode(gpio.BOARD)
gpio.output(LED_PIN, 1)
return HttpResponse('')
Is there any possibility to use RPi.GPIO in django on pc?
python django raspberry-pi gpio remote-control
python django raspberry-pi gpio remote-control
asked Nov 10 at 22:11
Aleksandra Skoczypiec
415
asked Nov 10 at 22:11
Aleksandra Skoczypiec
415
asked Nov 10 at 22:11
Aleksandra Skoczypiec
415
asked Nov 10 at 22:11
Aleksandra Skoczypiec
415
asked Nov 10 at 22:11
Aleksandra Skoczypiec
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You cannot get RPi.GPIO on your pc, there are different io connections. However, if you deploy the code to your raspberry pi and run you can use RPi.GPIO.
– Arnav Chawla
Nov 10 at 22:25
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2
You cannot get RPi.GPIO on your pc, there are different io connections. However, if you deploy the code to your raspberry pi and run you can use RPi.GPIO.
– Arnav Chawla
Nov 10 at 22:25
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2
You cannot get RPi.GPIO on your pc, there are different io connections. However, if you deploy the code to your raspberry pi and run you can use RPi.GPIO.
– Arnav Chawla
Nov 10 at 22:25
You cannot get RPi.GPIO on your pc, there are different io connections. However, if you deploy the code to your raspberry pi and run you can use RPi.GPIO.
– Arnav Chawla
Nov 10 at 22:25
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RPi.GPIO is Raspberry-specific and you really cannot use it on your computer - it even has no GPIO ports. You should deploy your code to RPi and use it there.
answered Nov 10 at 23:19
Martin Urbanec
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I found a solution. With help of wiringPi and subprocess I could execute command.
def turnOn(request):
subprocess.call(['gpio', '-g', 'mode', '3', 'out'])
subprocess.call(['gpio', '-g', 'write', '3', '1'])
return HttpResponse('')
answered Nov 12 at 14:47
Aleksandra Skoczypiec
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2 Answers
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active
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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up vote
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RPi.GPIO is Raspberry-specific and you really cannot use it on your computer - it even has no GPIO ports. You should deploy your code to RPi and use it there.
answered Nov 10 at 23:19
Martin Urbanec
2818
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
RPi.GPIO is Raspberry-specific and you really cannot use it on your computer - it even has no GPIO ports. You should deploy your code to RPi and use it there.
answered Nov 10 at 23:19
Martin Urbanec
2818
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
RPi.GPIO is Raspberry-specific and you really cannot use it on your computer - it even has no GPIO ports. You should deploy your code to RPi and use it there.
answered Nov 10 at 23:19
Martin Urbanec
2818
RPi.GPIO is Raspberry-specific and you really cannot use it on your computer - it even has no GPIO ports. You should deploy your code to RPi and use it there.
answered Nov 10 at 23:19
Martin Urbanec
2818
answered Nov 10 at 23:19
Martin Urbanec
2818
answered Nov 10 at 23:19
Martin Urbanec
2818
answered Nov 10 at 23:19
Martin Urbanec
2818
2818
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add a comment |
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0
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I found a solution. With help of wiringPi and subprocess I could execute command.
def turnOn(request):
subprocess.call(['gpio', '-g', 'mode', '3', 'out'])
subprocess.call(['gpio', '-g', 'write', '3', '1'])
return HttpResponse('')
answered Nov 12 at 14:47
Aleksandra Skoczypiec
415
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
I found a solution. With help of wiringPi and subprocess I could execute command.
def turnOn(request):
subprocess.call(['gpio', '-g', 'mode', '3', 'out'])
subprocess.call(['gpio', '-g', 'write', '3', '1'])
return HttpResponse('')
answered Nov 12 at 14:47
Aleksandra Skoczypiec
415
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
I found a solution. With help of wiringPi and subprocess I could execute command.
def turnOn(request):
subprocess.call(['gpio', '-g', 'mode', '3', 'out'])
subprocess.call(['gpio', '-g', 'write', '3', '1'])
return HttpResponse('')
answered Nov 12 at 14:47
Aleksandra Skoczypiec
415
I found a solution. With help of wiringPi and subprocess I could execute command.
def turnOn(request):
subprocess.call(['gpio', '-g', 'mode', '3', 'out'])
subprocess.call(['gpio', '-g', 'write', '3', '1'])
return HttpResponse('')
answered Nov 12 at 14:47
Aleksandra Skoczypiec
415
answered Nov 12 at 14:47
Aleksandra Skoczypiec
415
answered Nov 12 at 14:47
Aleksandra Skoczypiec
415
answered Nov 12 at 14:47
Aleksandra Skoczypiec
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You cannot get RPi.GPIO on your pc, there are different io connections. However, if you deploy the code to your raspberry pi and run you can use RPi.GPIO.
– Arnav Chawla
Nov 10 at 22:25