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Blynk IoT library for Python and Micropython
License: MIT License
I am not using any weather sensors as I want to display the data that is coming from the web on my Blynk gauge. I am currently using OpenWeather API, and Blynk 2.0. May I please know if there is a way around of doing this.
There is an issue with the connection monitoring with the Ping mechanism.
This can be reproduced with this simple example program:
import blynklib
import time
BLYNK_AUTH = # insert your Auth Token here
CONNECT_PRINT_MSG = '[CONNECT_EVENT]'
DISCONNECT_PRINT_MSG = '[DISCONNECT_EVENT]'
@blynk.handle_event("connect")
def connect_handler():
print(CONNECT_PRINT_MSG)
@blynk.handle_event("disconnect")
def connect_handler():
print(DISCONNECT_PRINT_MSG)
###########################################################
# infinite loop that waits for event
###########################################################
while True:
blynk.run()
When running this program with a working network connection it prints the [CONNECT_EVENT]
message but when unplugging the network cable the disconnect event is never printed. When plugging the cable back in the connection is not restored.
This seem to be due to the is_server_alive()
check in the blynk lib. The following statement never returns False:
if rcv_delta > h_beat_ms + (h_beat_ms // 2):
return False
because rcv_delta
is always 0 as _last_rcv_time
is updated after each receive()
, even if this fails.
Can someone of the developers here please have a look at this? Thanks.
Registering a Timer via register
decorator should work on devices with low memory.
An AttributeError
is raised, complaining that a function object has no attribute 'func', as this seems to be the current fallback if a __name__
attribute cannot be found. This completely breaks BlynkTimer on low memory ports.
from blynktimer import Timer
timer = Timer()
@timer.register(interval=1)
def test():
print('Hello!')
while 1:
timer.run()
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
File "main.py", line 8, in start
File "/lib/blynktimer.py", line 58, in __init__
File "/lib/blynktimer.py", line 48, in _get_func_name
AttributeError: 'function' object has no attribute 'func'
Hi,
Are you planning to add support for APP_CONNECTED and APP_DISCONNECTED events?
http://docs.blynk.cc/#blynk-firmware-blynktimer-blynk_app_connected
http://docs.blynk.cc/#blynk-firmware-blynktimer-blynk_app_disconnected
I don't see this currently as part of the events inventory.
Same issue here,
The example not working. I can't connect my device with this blynkkk/lib-python library, it print blynklib.BlynkError: Auth stage failed. Status=4.
Is this library dead since Blynk 2.0 ?
Hi,
I am writing a python script that deals with a changing number of buttons on the Blynk app side.
Currently every button event is caught individually:
@blynk.handle_event('write V1')
def write_virtual_pin_handler1(pin, value):
...
@blynk.handle_event('write V3')
def write_virtual_pin_handler3(pin, value):
...
Is there a way to catch all or a subset of buttons via same method? Since pin
is available I can make determination which event happened?
Like this for instance?
@blynk.handle_event('write V*')
def write_virtual_pin_handler_all(pin, value):
...
Hi,
Im trying to setup blynk and start using the platform.
Unfortunately I have faced a number of issues.
I started by installing the library and running it on my PC (not embedded device)
Running python setup.py test fails on a test:
E assert 1 == 0
E +1
E -0
test\test_blynk_protocol.py:26: AssertionError
And when I run the library with the following code:
import blynklib
BLYNK_AUTH = 'vXFXq8rp0y10GtYUl9bL2J_c81AFTVyz'
print("Connecting to Blynk server...")
blynk = blynklib.Blynk(BLYNK_AUTH)
print("connecting to server...")
blynk.connect()
print("ststus: {}".format(str(blynk.connected())))
print("starting up server")
while True:
blynk.run()
It returns:
[ERROR]: Invalid Auth Token
I have manually modified the server from blynk-cloud.com to blynk.cloud and then it returns:
Authenticating device...
[ERROR]: Auth stage failed. Status=4
Would appreciate your help :)
Hello,
I am trying to connect a bunch of sensors to my ESP32. I want to connect it to the Blynk app in order to get some data on my phone.
I am currently coding on python, however, I have an issue.
The code seems to always stop after it reads the light sensor. Basically, I only get the data from the light sensor and it loops from there.
Any clue what is wrong with the code?
import network
from time import sleep
import machine
import onewire, ds18x20
import dht
from machine import Pin
import blynklib_mp as blynklib
"""--- Connect to WiFi ---"""
WIFI_SSID = '******'
WIFI_PASS = '******'
BLYNK_AUTH = '*********'
print("Connecting to WiFi network '{}'".format(WIFI_SSID))
wifi = network.WLAN(network.STA_IF)
wifi.active(True)
wifi.connect(WIFI_SSID, WIFI_PASS)
while not wifi.isconnected():
sleep(0.1)
print('.', end="")
print('\nWiFi IP:', wifi.ifconfig()[0])
"""--- Connect to Blynk Server ---"""
print("Connecting to Blynk server...")
blynk = blynklib.Blynk(BLYNK_AUTH)
"""--- Settings ---"""
#LIGHT
light_PIN = 35
blynk_VPIN_Light = 0
light_RAW = machine.ADC(machine.Pin(light_PIN))
light_RAW.atten(machine.ADC.ATTN_11DB)
#MOISTURE
moisture_PIN = 34
blynk_VPIN_Moisture = 1
moisture_RAW = machine.ADC(machine.Pin(moisture_PIN))
moisture_RAW.atten(machine.ADC.ATTN_11DB)
moisture_PWM_PIN = 25
moisture_RAW_MIN = 20
moisture_RAW_MAX = 3600
#SOIL TEMPERATURE
soil_temperature_PIN = 4
blynk_VPIN_Soil_Temp = 2
ds_pin = machine.Pin(soil_temperature_PIN)
soil_temperature_RAW = ds18x20.DS18X20(onewire.OneWire(ds_pin))
roms = soil_temperature_RAW.scan()
#AIR TEMPERATURE HUMIDITY
blynk_VPIN_Air_Temp = 3
blynk_VPIN_Air_Hum = 4
sensor = dht.DHT22(Pin(33))
@blynk.handle_event('read V{}'.format(blynk_VPIN_Light))
def read_handler(vpin):
"""--- Light Sensor ---"""
#WHILE LOOP
print('Light RAW: ',light_RAW.read())
sleep(1)
blynk.virtual_write(blynk_VPIN_Light, light_RAW.read())
"""--- Moisture Sensor ---"""
#WHILE LOOP
moisture_PWM = machine.PWM(machine.Pin(moisture_PWM_PIN), freq=600, duty=512) #Send a PWM signal of 600 kHz to pin 25 with a dutycycle of 50%
sleep(0.2) #Allow the circuit to stabilize
moisture_Cumulative_RAW = 0
for _ in range(20):
moisture_Cumulative_RAW = moisture_Cumulative_RAW + moisture_RAW.read() #Read data from analog pin 34 and add it to MoistLevel variable
sleep(0.05)
if moisture_RAW.read() < moisture_RAW_MIN:
moisture_RAW_MIN = moisture_RAW.read()
if moisture_RAW.read() > moisture_RAW_MAX:
moisture_RAW_MAX = moisture_RAW.read()
moisture_Average_RAW = moisture_Cumulative_RAW / 20
moisture_PERC = (1 - (moisture_Average_RAW - moisture_RAW_MIN) / (moisture_RAW_MAX - moisture_RAW_MIN))*100
print('Soil Moisture: ' + str(moisture_PERC) + '%')
moisture_PWM.deinit()
blynk.virtual_write(blynk_VPIN_Moisture, moisture_PERC)
"""--- Soil Temperature Sensor ---"""
#WHILE LOOP
soil_temperature_RAW.convert_temp()
sleep(0.750)
for rom in roms:
#print(rom)
print("Soil Temperarture: ", soil_temperature_RAW.read_temp(rom))
sleep(1)
blynk.virtual_write(blynk_VPIN_Soil_Temp, soil_temperature_RAW.read_temp(rom))
"""--- Air Temperature/Humidity Sensor ---"""
try:
sleep(2)
sensor.measure()
temp = sensor.temperature()
hum = sensor.humidity()
print('Air Temperature: %3.1f C' %temp)
print('Air Humidity: %3.1f %%' %hum)
except OSError as e:
print('Failed to read sensor.')
print(" ")
blynk.virtual_write(blynk_VPIN_Air_Temp, temp)
blynk.virtual_write(blynk_VPIN_Air_Hum, hum)
while True:
blynk.run()
sleep(5)
I designed an app with 4 "push" button (virtual pin assigned starting from V0 to V3) and 4 value display (V10 ... V13). I use virtual pins V10 ... V13 for storing "status" (color) of each button (V10 for button V0, V11 for button V1, ...) and I used value display just for debug.
When I press a button (release event are ignored), the script changes the color of button I pressed and stores a value (depending on color) on the corresponding pin used for "status".
I'd like to use virtual_sync with pins V10...V13 to restore "status" of buttons when starting the app (during connection event). I tried the script attached below, but virtual_sync fires only the first two times.
This is the version of software and hardware I used, I don't know if the strange behavior depends on it:
Blynk App version: 2.27.5
Blynk server: Blynk Cloud
Hardware: Raspberry Pi B rev2
S.O.: Linux raspberrypi 4.9.35
Python: ver. 2.7.9 and 3.4.2
Some logs:
2019-06-21 10:46:42,695 [INFO] Connected to blynk server
2019-06-21 10:46:42,698 [INFO] Authenticating device...
2019-06-21 10:46:42,731 [INFO] Access granted
2019-06-21 10:46:42,764 [INFO] Heartbeat = 10 sec. MaxCmdBuffer = 1024 bytes
2019-06-21 10:46:42,768 [INFO] Registered events: ['write v19', 'write v18', 'write v11', 'write v10', 'write v13', 'write v12', 'write v15', 'write v14', 'write v17', 'write v16', 'write v9', 'write v8', 'connect', 'write v1', 'write v0', 'write v3', 'write v2', 'write v5', 'write v4', 'write v7', 'write v6', 'disconnect', 'write v20', 'write v21', 'write v22', 'write v23', 'write v24', 'write v25', 'write v26', 'write v27', 'write v28', 'write v29', 'write v32', 'write v31', 'write v30']
2019-06-21 10:46:42,773 [INFO] Event: ['connect'] -> ()
2019-06-21 10:46:42,776 [INFO] [CONNECT_EVENT]
2019-06-21 10:46:42,782 [INFO] RUN ...
2019-06-21 10:46:42,810 [INFO] Event: ['write v10'] -> (10, [u'10'])
2019-06-21 10:46:42,814 [INFO] [SYNC_FROM_STORAGE] S(10,[u'10']) -> Pin: V0
2019-06-21 10:46:42,818 [INFO] [WRITE_VIRTUAL_PIN_EVENT] Pin: V0 Value: 1 Storage: V10
2019-06-21 10:46:42,838 [INFO] Event: ['write v11'] -> (11, [u'20'])
2019-06-21 10:46:42,842 [INFO] [SYNC_FROM_STORAGE] S(11,[u'20']) -> Pin: V1
2019-06-21 10:46:42,846 [INFO] [WRITE_VIRTUAL_PIN_EVENT] Pin: V1 Value: 0 Storage: V11
2019-06-21 10:46:42,865 [INFO] Response status: 200
2019-06-21 10:46:42,893 [INFO] Response status: 200
2019-06-21 10:46:52,874 [INFO] Heartbeat time: 1561106812873
script.py
import os
import logging
import blynklib
BLYNK_AUTH = 'something'
# virtual pins
STANDARD_VPIN = [0,1,2,3] # virtual pins assigned to push buttons
STORAGE_VPIN = [10,11,12,13] # virtual pins assigned to value displays
# blynk color
ON_COLOR = '#FFE60C' # yellow
OFF_COLOR = '#FFFFFF' # withe
syncing = 0
# logging variables
LOG_FORMAT = "%(asctime)s: %(message)s"
DATE_FORMAT = "%D:%H:%M:%S"
WRITE_EVENT_PRINT_MSG = "[WRITE_VIRTUAL_PIN_EVENT] Pin: V{} Value: {} Storage: V{}"
SYNC_EVENT_PRINT_MSG = "[SYNC_FROM_STORAGE] S({},{}) -> Pin: V{}"
CONNECT_PRINT_MSG = '[CONNECT_EVENT]'
DISCONNECT_PRINT_MSG = '[DISCONNECT_EVENT]'
_log = logging.getLogger('BlynkLog')
logFormatter = logging.Formatter("%(asctime)s [%(levelname)s] %(message)s")
consoleHandler = logging.StreamHandler()
consoleHandler.setFormatter(logFormatter)
_log.addHandler(consoleHandler)
_log.setLevel(logging.DEBUG)
# initialize Blynk
blynk = blynklib.Blynk(BLYNK_AUTH,log=_log.info)
@blynk.handle_event("connect")
def connect_handler():
global syncing
_log.info(CONNECT_PRINT_MSG)
syncing = 1
for pin in STORAGE_VPIN:
blynk.virtual_sync(pin)
# blynk.virtual_sync(*STORAGE_VPIN)
syncing = 0
@blynk.handle_event("disconnect")
def disconnect_handler():
_log.info(DISCONNECT_PRINT_MSG)
@blynk.handle_event('write V*')
def write_virtual_pin_handler(v_pin, value):
if v_pin in STANDARD_VPIN:
standard_action(v_pin, value)
elif v_pin in STORAGE_VPIN:
storage_action(v_pin, value)
def standard_action(v_pin, value):
_log.info("STANDARD action")
if int(value[0]) == 1:
toggle_switch(v_pin)
def storage_action(s_pin, value):
v_pin = s_pin - 10
_log.info(SYNC_EVENT_PRINT_MSG.format(s_pin,value,v_pin))
if int(value[0]) == 10:
turn_on(v_pin)
elif int(value[0]) == 20:
turn_off(v_pin)
def turn_on(v_pin):
blynk.set_property(v_pin, 'color', ON_COLOR)
# write on storage pin
if not syncing:
blynk.virtual_write(v_pin+10, 10)
_log.info(WRITE_EVENT_PRINT_MSG.format(v_pin, 1, v_pin+10 ))
def turn_off(v_pin):
blynk.set_property(v_pin, 'color', OFF_COLOR)
# write on storage pin
if not syncing:
blynk.virtual_write(v_pin+10, 20)
_log.info(WRITE_EVENT_PRINT_MSG.format(v_pin, 0, v_pin+10))
num = 0
def toggle_switch(v_pin):
global num
mod = num % 2
if mod > 0:
turn_off(v_pin)
else:
turn_on(v_pin)
num +=1
def main():
_log.info('STARTING PID: {}'.format(os.getpid()))
try:
while True:
blynk.run()
except KeyboardInterrupt:
for pin in STANDARD_VPIN:
blynk.set_property(pin, 'color', '#FF0000')
blynk.disconnect()
_log.info('STOP')
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()
When I try to use more than one pin, only the last pin receive the command. For example, I was trying to use the Raspberry pi 3 GPIO pins 29, 31,33,36,35, 38, 40 and 37. I mapped this buttons on the app with virtual pin configuration, when I pressed the button binded to pin 29 the GPIO 37 turn on. The same occurs to every button on the app, just the GPIO 37 respond.
Here is my code:
import blynklib
import RPi.GPIO as GPIO
BLYNK_AUTH = ''
blynk = blynklib.Blynk(BLYNK_AUTH)
R_1 = 29
R_2 = 31
R_3 = 33
R_4 = 36
R_5 = 35
R_6 = 38
R_7 = 40
R_8 = 37
gpioList = [R_1,R_2,R_3,R_4,R_5,R_6,R_7,R_8]
OFF = GPIO.HIGH
ON = GPIO.LOW
colors = {ON : '#FFC300', OFF : '#CCCCCC', 'OFFLINE': '#FF0000'}
GPIO.setmode(GPIO.BOARD)
for i in gpioList:
GPIO.setup(i, GPIO.OUT)
GPIO.output(i, OFF)
print('Cleanning up pins {}'.format(i))
@blynk.handle_event('write V{}'.format(R_1))
def read_handler_r_1(pin, value):
print('\nHandler 1')
do_button_action(pin, value)
@blynk.handle_event('write V{}'.format(R_2))
def read_handler_r_2(pin, value):
print('\nHandler 2')
do_button_action(pin, value)
@blynk.handle_event('write V{}'.format(R_3))
def read_handler_r_3(pin, value):
print('\nHandler 3')
do_button_action(pin, value)
@blynk.handle_event('write V{}'.format(R_4))
def read_handler_r_4(pin, value):
print('\nHandler 4')
do_button_action(pin, value)
@blynk.handle_event('write V{}'.format(R_5))
def read_handler_r_5(pin, value):
print('\nHandler 5')
do_button_action(pin, value)
@blynk.handle_event('write V{}'.format(R_6))
def read_handler_r_6(pin, value):
print('\nHandler 6')
do_button_action(pin, value)
@blynk.handle_event('write V{}'.format(R_7))
def read_handler_r_7(pin, value):
print('\nHandler 7')
do_button_action(pin, value)
@blynk.handle_event('write V{}'.format(R_8))
def read_handler_r_8(pin, value):
print('\nHandler 8')
do_button_action(pin, value)
def do_button_action(pin, value):
print('pin: {} value:{}'.format(pin, value[0]))
button_state = value[0]
pin_state = GPIO.input(pin)
print('The current pin value is: {}'.format(pin_state))
if int(button_state) == OFF:
GPIO.output(i, ON)
blynk.virtual_write(pin, button_state)
blynk.set_property(pin, 'color', colors[OFF])
print('The pin {} is on!'.format(pin))
else:
GPIO.output(i, OFF)
blynk.virtual_write(pin, button_state)
blynk.set_property(pin, 'color', colors[OFF])
print('The pin {} is off!'.format(pin))
@blynk.handle_event("connect")
def connect_handler():
for pin in gpioList:
print('Syncing virtual pin {}'.format(pin))
current_state = 0 if GPIO.input(pin) else 1
blynk.virtual_write(pin, current_state)
blynk.set_property(pin, 'color', colors[current_state])
blynk.read_response(timeout=0.5)
@blynk.handle_event("disconnect")
def disconnect_handler():
for pin in gpioList:
print("Set 'OFFLINE' color for pin {}".format(pin))
blynk.set_property(pin, 'color', colors['OFFLINE'])
current_state = 0 if GPIO.input(pin) else 1
blynk.virtual_write(pin, current_state)
try:
while True:
blynk.run()
except KeyboardInterrupt:
blynk.disconnect()
print("Blynk disconnected!")
finally:
GPIO.cleanup()
print("Pins reseted!")
Is Somebody pass throught this issue too ?
Thanks in advance.
hi there ...
I am not quite sure if it is an issue.
I use the following snippet from the examples extended by an if else
# register handler for virtual pin V0 write event
@blynk.handle_event('write V0')
def write_virtual_pin_handler(pin, value):
print(value)
if value == 1:
execOS("/sbin/relays.sh set DOUT")
print("Solenoid on")
else:
execOS("/sbin/rekays.sh clear DOUT")
print("Solenoid off"``
this gives me the following output when pushing a switch in the blynk app on V0
why is value
in unicode, why are there squared brackets, where do they come from and how can i get rid of them? Adding an int(value)
into the print statement gives me no output at all. Not even the if else
is executed anymore.
i am programming for over thirty years now, but i am new to python. sadly not too impressed up to now how poorly python tells me what could be wrong.
thanks for reading guys.
heiterkiter
this commit disallows to use the mocker as a context manager and since setup.py
does not restrict the pytest-mock
version it uses 1.11.2
and fails the tests.
I was trying to figure out why it seemed like packets were being queued in the esp8266 wifi layer, and found that in the various RX paths there are different timeouts passed. By default, SOCK_MAX_TIMEOUT
is const(5)
, while SOCK_TIMEOUT
is 0.05
. Consequently, some but not all reads are affected by a 50ms timeout rather than a 5 second one.
The right fix seems to be to remove one of them and use one value, unless there's a good reason to sometimes only wait 50ms for a response from the server?
I am trying to experiment with blynk using an esp8266 and programming on thonny. I have the correct library installed, however, the ampy migration of files from the library to the board does not seem to work. It always says the esp8266 tutorial wants me to move is not found.
######## when I am running the basic example in TIMERS.md ######
from blynktimer import Timer
blynk_timer = Timer()
@blynk_timer.register(interval=1, run_once=True)
def your_run_once_function():
print('Hello, World!')
@blynk_timer.register(interval=5)
def your_periodical_function():
print('Hello, Blynkers!')
while True:
blynk_timer.run()
######## it raises error as below ########
mpython soft reboot
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "main.py", line 5, in
File "blynktimer.py", line 37, in init
TypeError: object of type 'dict_view' has no len()
MicroPython v1.3.0-11-g537a05c on 2019-04-08; mPython with ESP32
Type "help()" for more information.
Hello i was having problems on a raspberry pi with reading and writing to virtual pins .
I was getting errors "AttributeError: type object 'Blynk' has no attribute 'handle_event'"
When i was running the python script i was getting this:
___ __ __
/ _ )/ /_ _____ / /__
/ _ / / // / _ / '/
///_, /////_
/__/ for Python v0.2.0 (Linux)
Even after i updated from pip where it says its v0.2.6
so i dug deeper and show that there was two files for blynklib.py and BlynkLib.py of witch 1 was v0.2.0 and the other v0.2.6 , i replaced the BlynkLib.py with the blynklib.py and the problem was fixed
# register handler for virtual pin V11 reading
@blynk.handle_event('read V11')
def read_virtual_pin_handler(pin):
print(READ_PRINT_MSG.format(pin))
blynk.virtual_write(pin, random.randint(0, 255))
Code directly from the example, however read trigger is not occurring.
Device - Raspberry Pi 3B+ with Python 3.5.3
I'm using private blynk server and python libs on Raspberry Pi.
Problem is that once network connection to the server is interrupted, so that heartbeat is missed, even after network connectivity is restored client doesn't return online and only way to restore it is to restart python script.
Steps to reproduce:
Setup private blynk server (same thing happens on Blynk Cloud server).
Use example script with logging.
After connection to server is established, interrupt somehow connectivity to the server (with firewall rule or by turning off router for 10 seconds).
Result is following:
Dec 25 13:03:46 raspberrypi python[21730]: 2019-12-25 13:03:46,397 [INFO] Connected to blynk server
Dec 25 13:03:46 raspberrypi python[21730]: 2019-12-25 13:03:46,398 [INFO] Authenticating device...
Dec 25 13:03:46 raspberrypi python[21730]: 2019-12-25 13:03:46,403 [INFO] Access granted
Dec 25 13:03:46 raspberrypi python[21730]: 2019-12-25 13:03:46,406 [INFO] Heartbeat = 10 sec. MaxCmdBuffer = 1024 bytes
Dec 25 13:03:46 raspberrypi python[21730]: 2019-12-25 13:03:46,407 [INFO] Registered events: ['write v19', 'write v18', 'write v11', 'write v10', 'write v13', 'write v12', 'writ
Dec 25 13:03:56 raspberrypi python[21730]: 2019-12-25 13:03:56,442 [INFO] Heartbeat time: 1577275436441
Dec 25 13:03:56 raspberrypi python[21730]: 2019-12-25 13:03:56,447 [INFO] Response status: 200
Dec 25 13:04:06 raspberrypi python[21730]: 2019-12-25 13:04:06,488 [INFO] Heartbeat time: 1577275446488
Dec 25 13:04:06 raspberrypi python[21730]: 2019-12-25 13:04:06,492 [INFO] Response status: 200
Dec 25 13:04:16 raspberrypi python[21730]: 2019-12-25 13:04:16,529 [INFO] Heartbeat time: 1577275456528
Dec 25 13:04:26 raspberrypi python[21730]: 2019-12-25 13:04:26,566 [INFO] Heartbeat time: 1577275466566
Dec 25 13:04:36 raspberrypi python[21730]: 2019-12-25 13:04:36,582 [INFO] Heartbeat time: 1577275476582
Dec 25 13:04:46 raspberrypi python[21730]: 2019-12-25 13:04:46,587 [INFO] Heartbeat time: 1577275486587
Dec 25 13:04:56 raspberrypi python[21730]: 2019-12-25 13:04:56,591 [INFO] Heartbeat time: 1577275496591
Dec 25 13:05:06 raspberrypi python[21730]: 2019-12-25 13:05:06,595 [INFO] Heartbeat time: 1577275506595
Dec 25 13:05:16 raspberrypi python[21730]: 2019-12-25 13:05:16,599 [INFO] Heartbeat time: 1577275516599
Dec 25 13:05:26 raspberrypi python[21730]: 2019-12-25 13:05:26,603 [INFO] Heartbeat time: 1577275526603
Dec 25 13:05:36 raspberrypi python[21730]: 2019-12-25 13:05:36,607 [INFO] Heartbeat time: 1577275536607
Dec 25 13:05:46 raspberrypi python[21730]: 2019-12-25 13:05:46,611 [INFO] Heartbeat time: 1577275546611
Dec 25 13:05:56 raspberrypi python[21730]: 2019-12-25 13:05:56,615 [INFO] Heartbeat time: 1577275556615
Dec 25 13:06:06 raspberrypi python[21730]: 2019-12-25 13:06:06,619 [INFO] Heartbeat time: 1577275566619
Dec 25 13:06:16 raspberrypi python[21730]: 2019-12-25 13:06:16,623 [INFO] Heartbeat time: 1577275576623
Dec 25 13:06:26 raspberrypi python[21730]: 2019-12-25 13:06:26,627 [INFO] Heartbeat time: 1577275586627
As you can see, there is no any response from server (even though connection was interrupted only for short while).
In my opinion it should be detected that there is no response and reconnecting attempt should be made.
Anyway, if there is no way to fix this in library, is there a way to fix it in my python script?
Hi all there in this uPy community. I was debugging tons of code ending to test a simple example like terminal at ESP32, https://github.com/blynkkk/lib-python/blob/master/examples/esp32/02_terminal_cli.py.
I just uploaded that script only editing to have an idea of how long run() takes to other things in main loop. Im running at ESP32 standard 2020 FW version.
while True:
LoopStarts = time.time()
blynk.run()
LoopEnds = time.time()
delta = LoopEnds - LoopStarts
print('---->> Delta RunLoop :', delta)
here my results, with fast (0) / slow (~60+ secs) cicles.
All registered pins like this example v2 works in real time, but Im wondering what I m not doing well as we need more than run() timeslots !
Hints ?
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/___/ for Python v0.2.6
Blynk updated
---------->> Delta RunLoop : 0
---------->> Delta RunLoop : 14
---------->> Delta RunLoop : 64
---------->> Delta RunLoop : 0
---------->> Delta RunLoop : 65
---------->> Delta RunLoop : 0
---------->> Delta RunLoop : 63
---------->> Delta RunLoop : 0
---------->> Delta RunLoop : 65
---------->> Delta RunLoop : 0
---------->> Delta RunLoop : 63
---------->> Delta RunLoop : 0
---------->> Delta RunLoop : 65
So there's issue when I want to implement the SSL support. The id for message that sent to the server starts with 2, not 1. The blynk-server expects hardware sent with id starting from 1, but the library starts from 2 instead. (Code : blynklib.py#L70-L79)
First, server checks that if it's HTTP protocol, then checks if it's from hardware, and then fallback to app pipeline. This works with HTTP (port 80 and 8080) because even it's fallback to the app pipeline, the server never expects it, so it get redirected to hardware pipeline. On the HTTPS (port 443 and 9443), the server expects this is app, but the library sent the hardware messages, and the server not really understand and completely ignore it. Resulting "Auth stage timeout" in the python library.
So actually I already implemented ssl wrapper on the code, but not actually verified the server certificate. I set _msg_id = 0
and it's fully worked. But then I'm confused... is this really intended that... if _msg_id over 65535, then we will use 1 forever?
Thanks,
I am writing to the the pin connected to terminal as per the example given but I am not getting any details on Blynk terminal screen.
@blynk.handle_event("connect")
def connect_handler():
header = ''
result = ''
delimiter = '{}\n'.format('=' * 30)
# write details of device to terminal
for command in DEVICE_COMMANDS:
try:
result = subprocess.check_output(command).decode('utf-8')
header = '[output]\n'
except Exception as err:
header = '[error]\n'
result = 'Return code: {}\n'.format(err)
if result:
output = '{}{}{}{}'.format(header, delimiter, result, delimiter)
print(output)
blynk.virtual_write(TERMINAL_PIN, output)
blynk.virtual_write(TERMINAL_PIN, '\n')
Am I doing anything wrong ? or is it an issue in library?
Hello, developers!
This is an awesome module for Python and I want to explore it more. But I face an issue while working with it.
Have some kinda vehicle that doesn't receive the 2nd parameter (I spin the joystick in different positions, below is an example of output) and I don't get why I can't read it from value[1] - is always a zero...
Code:
@blynk.handle_event('write V2')
def write_virtual_pin_handler(pin, value):
Controller(pin="V2", x_coord=value[0], y_coord=value[1])
print("Write: ", WRITE_EVENT_PRINT_MSG.format(pin, value))
Output:
Write: [WRITE_VIRTUAL_PIN_EVENT] Pin: V2 Value: '['52', '0']'
With a single timer with run_once==True, the second time timer.Run() is called in the main loop, I get TimerError('Running timers not found').
Here's the pertinent code:
import blynktimer
timer = blynktimer.Timer()
@timer.register(interval = 5, run_once = True)
def timeronce():
print('timer once')
try:
while True:
blynk.run()
timer.run()
except KeyboardInterrupt:
blynk.disconnect()
print('Blynk interrupted by YOU!')
And the print outs:
timer once
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "BlynkClient.py", line 105, in <module>
timer.run()
File "C:\Users\xxx\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python38\lib\site-packages\blynktimer.py", line 104, in run
raise TimerError('Running timers not found')
blynktimer.TimerError: Running timers not found
starting from example 01_write_virtual_pin.py,
I designed an app with 8 button and i assigned for each
button a virtual pin (starting from V0 to V7)
I set up an handler for each 'write' event, i.e for V0:
@blynk.handle_event('write V0')
def write_virtual_pin_handler(pin, value):
print(WRITE_EVENT_PRINT_MSG.format(pin, value))
the script works for all virtual pin except V0.
Then I tried with wilcard:
@blynk.handle_event('write V*')
def write_virtual_pin_handler(pin, value):
print(WRITE_EVENT_PRINT_MSG.format(pin, value))
and again the script works for all virtual pin except V0.
0.2.5 error
AttributeError: 'Blynk' object has no attribute 'internal'
The example not working. I can't connect my device with this blynkkk/lib-python library, it print blynklib.BlynkError: Auth stage failed. Status=4
.
It work well with vshymanskyy/blynk-library-python.
I'm so confuse which library should i use, on vshymanskyy/blynk-library-python documentation didn't sync with new blynk docs (lack of documentation). By use official library blynkkk/lib-python, it can't run even the example.
Device info: Raspberry Pi
Library version: blynkkk/lib-python 0.2.6
Mobile App: Blynk IoT 1.5.6
not the legacy one
Device and Token was generated on Web blynk.cloud
.
The parameter ordering does not work for python 2.
Timer.register(blynk, *args, interval=DEFAULT_INTERVAL, run_once=False, **kwargs)
I see some hooks for the internal_ message types and pins (which is where the RTC ends up), but it's no not clear how to wire this up to retrieve the current date/time in the app-specified timezone from the server..
An example of using the RTC widget, even if to just push the resulting date/time into a display, would be quite useful.
I try to get help from Blynk community without getting an answer right now.
I wrote two different python script on Raspberry Pi.
The two script are very different, first one control some RF outlets using an RF transmitter, second one read temp and humidity from a DHT22 sensor.
Each scripts will connect to internal Blynk server using different tokens. In this way is possible to identify the Raspberry PI as two different sensors on the Blynk server. The DHT script will also write temperature and humidity on Influx DB (but this not concerning this problem).
Randomly the DHT script will get disconnected from Blynk server, strangely no "onDisconnect" handler is called (so none can inform the script that disconnection happened); even more strange is the fact that the Blynk server is still updated with the temperature and humidity sent by readEventHandler timely called by BlynkTimer.
I'm suspecting the problem is in the library: the script use the same Blynk init routine:
def initBlynk(self):
# blynk main object
blynk = Blynk(
token=self.cfg.get("blynk", "token"),
server=self.cfg.get("blynk", "server"),
port=self.cfg.get("blynk", "port"))
# Blynk timer
timer = BlynkTimer()
"""
Assign switch write and read events:
- write events triggered to set value
- read event sent sensor value
"""
def readEventHandler(pin):
self.log.debug("READ EVENT FOR VPIN {}".format(pin))
self.sendSensorValue(pin)
def writeEventHandler(pin, value):
# we does not set anythings
self.log.debug("WRITE EVENT VPIN {} VALUE {}".format(pin, value))
self.sendSensorValue(pin)
# decorating
for vpin in self.cfg["sensor"]["vpins"].split(','):
self.log.debug("BLYNK Decorating READ/WRITE FOR VPIN {}".format(vpin))
# Read Event
Blynk.handle_event(blynk, "read v{}".format(vpin))(readEventHandler)
# Write Event
Blynk.handle_event(blynk, "write v{}".format(vpin))(writeEventHandler)
# Timer Event
BlynkTimer.register(
timer, pin=vpin, interval=BLYNK_UPDATE_INTERVAL, run_once=False)(
readEventHandler)
#On connect Event
Blynk.handle_event(blynk, "connect")(self.onConnectHandler)
#On Disconnect Event
Blynk.handle_event(blynk, "disconnect")(self.onDisconnectHandler)
# Globally saving the handlers
self._handlers.append(writeEventHandler)
self._handlers.append(readEventHandler)
# Saving blynk and timer object
self._blynk = blynk
self._timer = timer
return self.isConneted()
Is blynk going to update this library with support for console 2.0?
https://github.com/blynkkk/blynk-library
https://github.com/vshymanskyy/blynk-library-python
I used the token from:
https://blynk.cloud/dashboard/...
import time
import logging
import BlynkLib
BLYNK_AUTH = 'auth code' #insert your Auth Token here
# initialize Blynk
blynk = BlynkLib.Blynk(BLYNK_AUTH)
# @blynk.on("connected")
# def connect_handler(ping):
# print('Blynk connected')
# @blynk.on("disconnected")
# def disconnect_handler():
# print('Blynk disconnected')
print('starting device...')
# main loop that starts program and handles registered events
try:
while True:
blynk.run()
except KeyboardInterrupt:
blynk.disconnect()
print("Blynk disconnected!")
Error message
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/____/_/\_, /_//_/_/\_\
/___/ for Python v0.2.0 (Darwin)
starting device...
Invalid auth token
hi all. I'm struggling with this python lib trying to update points in a blynk app map/
I was reading https://community.blynk.cc/t/solved-maps-with-http-rest-api/15826/54 where a possible solution is to use that REST API to update.
Also https://community.blynk.cc/t/blynk-map-interface-update-from-blynk-library-python/27289 without a solution.
how I can update a map widget here with python lib, I fact I'm using an ESP32 running last official Micropython 1.15.
any hint?
thanks in advance.
M
using the example with the BLYNK_AUTH_TOKEN.
root@ServidorPrincipalCasa:/home# python3 -V
Python 3.7.3
root@ServidorPrincipalCasa:/home# chmod -Rf 777 blynk3.py && python3 blynk3.py
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/____/_/\_, /_//_/_/\_\
/___/ for Python v0.2.0 (Linux)
Invalid auth token
^CTraceback (most recent call last):
File "blynk3.py", line 17, in <module>
blynk.run()
File "/usr/local/lib/python3.7/dist-packages/BlynkLib.py", line 246, in run
data = self.conn.recv(self.buffin)
KeyboardInterrupt
root@ServidorPrincipalCasa:/home# chmod -Rf 777 blynk3.py && python blynk3.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "blynk3.py", line 1, in <module>
import BlynkLib
ImportError: No module named BlynkLib
root@ServidorPrincipalCasa:/home# pip install blynklib
Looking in indexes: https://pypi.org/simple, https://www.piwheels.org/simple
Requirement already satisfied: blynklib in /usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages (0.2.6)
root@ServidorPrincipalCasa:/home#
Hi there im trying to update a global variable (T_MIN4CF) via a slider widget.
all the rest works ok but as soon I move the slider related to T_MIN4CF variable the program brakes.
here the error and below the simple original code.
Any idea?
pi@raspizero:~/python/lib-python $ python3 multiTermy.py
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/____/_/\_, /_//_/_/\_\
/___/ for Python v0.2.4
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "multiTermy.py", line 148, in
File "/home/pi/python/lib-python/blynktimer.py", line 88, in run
timers_intervals = [curr_timer.run() for curr_timer in Timer.timers.values() if not curr_timer.stopped]
File "/home/pi/python/lib-python/blynktimer.py", line 88, in
timers_intervals = [curr_timer.run() for curr_timer in Timer.timers.values() if not curr_timer.stopped]
File "/home/pi/python/lib-python/blynktimer.py", line 113, in run
self.deco(*self.args, **self.kwargs)
File "multiTermy.py", line 103, in updateBlynkServer
TypeError: unorderable types: float() <= list()
code;:
I was trying the examples here using for instance
https://github.com/blynkkk/lib-python/blob/master/TIMERS.md
so that is ok including one time timer, but that is just issued at the start of the python script. I m looking for an example where I set if some condition got true then i need to set a timer after that moment.
I m familiar with normal C blynktimer code and setup & behavior, but still don't understand this python library.
any hint?
thanks!
MicroPython v1.9.4-927-g7565eb7 on 2018-11-08; XBC LTE Cat 1 Verizon with EFM32G
Type "help()" for more information.
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Traceback (most recent call last):
File "", line 1, in
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An example appears in the app while creating LCD:
lcd.print(0,0,"Hello")
Is this the correct way to use the lcd from python? How to declare the LCD object?
Hello
Any idea how to update a Time Input Widget with start/stop input?
This is the format which I receive from the widget: [u'', u'', u'Europe/Vienna', u'', u'3600']
[0] time in seconds from
[1] time in seconds to
[2] time zone
[3] no idea
[4] maybe PM or AM
I tried to send the same array back but it didn't work, hmmm.
Best Regards
@antohaUa maybe?
Hello,
I can not figure out how to update the interval of an already created timer. Or if this is not possible, how can you recycle a created timer, the stop function does not delete the timer.
Thanks
@antohaUa maybe?
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