Dynamic monitoring with IFTTT, MKR1000 and Google Sheets

Setting up IFTTT and MKR1000 communication to get dynamic sensor updates registered in a Google sheet. Monitor from your phone or computer.

Mar 21, 2021

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environmental sensing

communication

data collection

Components and supplies

Micro-USB to USB Cable (Generic)

Jumper wires (generic)

Temperature Sensor

Arduino MKR1000

Phototransistor HW5P-1

Breadboard (generic)

Apps and platforms

Google Sheets

Maker service

Project description

Code

Direct code - Data collection though IFTTT - temperature and light sensor

arduino

Adapt the WIFI and IFTTT parameters then upload to MKR1000 /!\ Check for updates in the Github version

1/*
2  Dynamic monitoring with IFTTT, MKR1000 and Google Sheets
3
4  Connect to WIFI and IFTTT to monitor temperature as well as light sensor inputs.
5  /!\Adapt the WIFI and IFTTT parameters before uploading to MKR1000 in an ardunio_secrets.h  file
6
7  Created 21/03/2021
8  By Sophie Marchand
9
10*/
11
12#include  "arduino_secrets.h"
13#include <WiFi101.h>
14
15//For Internet connection
16const  char* MY_SSID = SECRET_SSID; // /!\to define in ardunio_secrets.h file
17const  char* MY_PASS =  SECRET_PASS; // /!\to define in ardunio_secrets.h file
18int  status = WL_IDLE_STATUS;
19
20//For IFTTT
21WiFiClient IftttClient;
22const  char* MY_HOST = "maker.ifttt.com";
23int  MY_PORT = 80;
24const char* MY_EVENT  = SECRET_EVENT; // /!\to define in ardunio_secrets.h file
25const char* MY_API_KEY  = SECRET_API_KEY; // /!\to define in ardunio_secrets.h file
26
27//Sensors inputs  management
28int lightPin = A0;
29int temperaturePin = A1;
30float temperatureValueC;
31int  lightValue;
32int frenquencyUpdateMs;
33
34void setup() 
35{
36  //Initiate  serial and wait for port to open:
37  Serial.begin(9600);
38  while(!Serial);  // to comment if you want to power MKR1000 without the computer
39  delay(2000);
40
41  //Connect to Wifi
42  Serial.print("Connecting Wifi... ");
43  while(WiFi.begin(MY_SSID,  MY_PASS) != WL_CONNECTED){
44    Serial.print(". ");
45    delay(500);  
46  }
47  Serial.print(WiFi.SSID());
48  Serial.println(" connected!");
49  Serial.println("");
50}
51
52
53void  loop()
54{
55  temperatureValueC = get_temperatureC();
56  lightValue = get_light();
57  frenquencyUpdateMs = 1 * 60 * 1000; //update every x min
58  send_values_to_itttf(temperatureValueC,  lightValue, frenquencyUpdateMs);
59}
60
61/****************Helper functions*****************/
62
63float  get_temperatureC()
64{
65  int readPin = analogRead(temperaturePin);
66  float  voltage = readPin * 3.3 / 1024.0; //convert ADC reading to voltage - Vcc 3.3 for  MKR1000 change if other board used
67  float temperatureC = (voltage - 0.5) * 100;  //remove offset and convert to degree Celsius 
68
69  return temperatureC; 
70}
71
72int  get_light()
73{
74  int light = analogRead(lightPin);
75
76  return light;
77}
78
79void  send_values_to_itttf(float temperatureC, int light, int frequencyMs)
80{
81  String  _temperature = String(temperatureC);
82  String _light = String(light);
83 
84  if (IftttClient.connect(MY_HOST, MY_PORT)) // Connect to server and send message
85  {
86    Serial.print("Connected to IFTTT, sending... ");
87    IftttClient.println(String("GET  ") + "/trigger/" + String(MY_EVENT) + "/with/key/" + String(MY_API_KEY) + "?value1="  + _temperature + "&value2=" + _light + " HTTP/1.1");
88    IftttClient.println("Host:  "+ String(MY_HOST));
89    IftttClient.println("Connection: close");
90    IftttClient.println();
91    
92    Serial.print("temperature in C: ");
93    Serial.print(_temperature);
94    Serial.print(" and light: ");
95    Serial.println(_light);
96    
97    delay(frequencyMs);
98    IftttClient.stop();  // Disconnect from the server
99  }
100  else 
101  {
102    Serial.println("Failed to connect to client");
103  }
104}

/*
  Dynamic monitoring with IFTTT, MKR1000 and Google Sheets

  Connect to WIFI and IFTTT to monitor temperature as well as light sensor inputs.
  /!\Adapt the WIFI and IFTTT parameters before uploading to MKR1000 in an ardunio_secrets.h  file

  Created 21/03/2021
  By Sophie Marchand

*/

#include  "arduino_secrets.h"
#include <WiFi101.h>

//For Internet connection
const  char* MY_SSID = SECRET_SSID; // /!\to define in ardunio_secrets.h file
const  char* MY_PASS =  SECRET_PASS; // /!\to define in ardunio_secrets.h file
int  status = WL_IDLE_STATUS;

//For IFTTT
WiFiClient IftttClient;
const  char* MY_HOST = "maker.ifttt.com";
int  MY_PORT = 80;
const char* MY_EVENT  = SECRET_EVENT; // /!\to define in ardunio_secrets.h file
const char* MY_API_KEY  = SECRET_API_KEY; // /!\to define in ardunio_secrets.h file

//Sensors inputs  management
int lightPin = A0;
int temperaturePin = A1;
float temperatureValueC;
int  lightValue;
int frenquencyUpdateMs;

void setup() 
{
  //Initiate  serial and wait for port to open:
  Serial.begin(9600);
  while(!Serial);  // to comment if you want to power MKR1000 without the computer
  delay(2000);

  //Connect to Wifi
  Serial.print("Connecting Wifi... ");
  while(WiFi.begin(MY_SSID,  MY_PASS) != WL_CONNECTED){
    Serial.print(". ");
    delay(500);  
  }
  Serial.print(WiFi.SSID());
  Serial.println(" connected!");
  Serial.println("");
}


void  loop()
{
  temperatureValueC = get_temperatureC();
  lightValue = get_light();
  frenquencyUpdateMs = 1 * 60 * 1000; //update every x min
  send_values_to_itttf(temperatureValueC,  lightValue, frenquencyUpdateMs);
}

/****************Helper functions*****************/

float  get_temperatureC()
{
  int readPin = analogRead(temperaturePin);
  float  voltage = readPin * 3.3 / 1024.0; //convert ADC reading to voltage - Vcc 3.3 for  MKR1000 change if other board used
  float temperatureC = (voltage - 0.5) * 100;  //remove offset and convert to degree Celsius 

  return temperatureC; 
}

int  get_light()
{
  int light = analogRead(lightPin);

  return light;
}

void  send_values_to_itttf(float temperatureC, int light, int frequencyMs)
{
  String  _temperature = String(temperatureC);
  String _light = String(light);
 
  if (IftttClient.connect(MY_HOST, MY_PORT)) // Connect to server and send message
  {
    Serial.print("Connected to IFTTT, sending... ");
    IftttClient.println(String("GET  ") + "/trigger/" + String(MY_EVENT) + "/with/key/" + String(MY_API_KEY) + "?value1="  + _temperature + "&value2=" + _light + " HTTP/1.1");
    IftttClient.println("Host:  "+ String(MY_HOST));
    IftttClient.println("Connection: close");
    IftttClient.println();
    
    Serial.print("temperature in C: ");
    Serial.print(_temperature);
    Serial.print(" and light: ");
    Serial.println(_light);
    
    delay(frequencyMs);
    IftttClient.stop();  // Disconnect from the server
  }
  else 
  {
    Serial.println("Failed to connect to client");
  }
}

Github - Data collection though IFTTT - temperature and light sensor

Adapt the WIFI and IFTTT parameters then upload to MKR1000

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Latest commit to the master branch on Invalid date

Download as a zip

Direct code - Data collection though IFTTT - temperature and light sensor

arduino

Adapt the WIFI and IFTTT parameters then upload to MKR1000 /!\ Check for updates in the Github version

1/*
2  Dynamic monitoring with IFTTT, MKR1000 and Google Sheets
3
4   Connect to WIFI and IFTTT to monitor temperature as well as light sensor inputs.
5   /!\Adapt the WIFI and IFTTT parameters before uploading to MKR1000 in an ardunio_secrets.h   file
6
7  Created 21/03/2021
8  By Sophie Marchand
9
10*/
11
12#include   "arduino_secrets.h"
13#include <WiFi101.h>
14
15//For Internet connection
16const   char* MY_SSID = SECRET_SSID; // /!\to define in ardunio_secrets.h file
17const   char* MY_PASS =  SECRET_PASS; // /!\to define in ardunio_secrets.h file
18int   status = WL_IDLE_STATUS;
19
20//For IFTTT
21WiFiClient IftttClient;
22const   char* MY_HOST = "maker.ifttt.com";
23int  MY_PORT = 80;
24const char* MY_EVENT   = SECRET_EVENT; // /!\to define in ardunio_secrets.h file
25const char* MY_API_KEY   = SECRET_API_KEY; // /!\to define in ardunio_secrets.h file
26
27//Sensors inputs   management
28int lightPin = A0;
29int temperaturePin = A1;
30float temperatureValueC;
31int   lightValue;
32int frenquencyUpdateMs;
33
34void setup() 
35{
36  //Initiate   serial and wait for port to open:
37  Serial.begin(9600);
38  while(!Serial);   // to comment if you want to power MKR1000 without the computer
39  delay(2000);
40
41   //Connect to Wifi
42  Serial.print("Connecting Wifi... ");
43  while(WiFi.begin(MY_SSID,   MY_PASS) != WL_CONNECTED){
44    Serial.print(". ");
45    delay(500);  
46   }
47  Serial.print(WiFi.SSID());
48  Serial.println(" connected!");
49  Serial.println("");
50}
51
52
53void   loop()
54{
55  temperatureValueC = get_temperatureC();
56  lightValue = get_light();
57   frenquencyUpdateMs = 1 * 60 * 1000; //update every x min
58  send_values_to_itttf(temperatureValueC,   lightValue, frenquencyUpdateMs);
59}
60
61/****************Helper functions*****************/
62
63float   get_temperatureC()
64{
65  int readPin = analogRead(temperaturePin);
66  float   voltage = readPin * 3.3 / 1024.0; //convert ADC reading to voltage - Vcc 3.3 for   MKR1000 change if other board used
67  float temperatureC = (voltage - 0.5) * 100;   //remove offset and convert to degree Celsius 
68
69  return temperatureC; 
70}
71
72int   get_light()
73{
74  int light = analogRead(lightPin);
75
76  return light;
77}
78
79void   send_values_to_itttf(float temperatureC, int light, int frequencyMs)
80{
81  String   _temperature = String(temperatureC);
82  String _light = String(light);
83 
84   if (IftttClient.connect(MY_HOST, MY_PORT)) // Connect to server and send message
85   {
86    Serial.print("Connected to IFTTT, sending... ");
87    IftttClient.println(String("GET   ") + "/trigger/" + String(MY_EVENT) + "/with/key/" + String(MY_API_KEY) + "?value1="   + _temperature + "&value2=" + _light + " HTTP/1.1");
88    IftttClient.println("Host:   "+ String(MY_HOST));
89    IftttClient.println("Connection: close");
90    IftttClient.println();
91     
92    Serial.print("temperature in C: ");
93    Serial.print(_temperature);
94     Serial.print(" and light: ");
95    Serial.println(_light);
96    
97    delay(frequencyMs);
98     IftttClient.stop();  // Disconnect from the server
99  }
100  else 
101  {
102     Serial.println("Failed to connect to client");
103  }
104}

/*
  Dynamic monitoring with IFTTT, MKR1000 and Google Sheets

   Connect to WIFI and IFTTT to monitor temperature as well as light sensor inputs.
   /!\Adapt the WIFI and IFTTT parameters before uploading to MKR1000 in an ardunio_secrets.h   file

  Created 21/03/2021
  By Sophie Marchand

*/

#include   "arduino_secrets.h"
#include <WiFi101.h>

//For Internet connection
const   char* MY_SSID = SECRET_SSID; // /!\to define in ardunio_secrets.h file
const   char* MY_PASS =  SECRET_PASS; // /!\to define in ardunio_secrets.h file
int   status = WL_IDLE_STATUS;

//For IFTTT
WiFiClient IftttClient;
const   char* MY_HOST = "maker.ifttt.com";
int  MY_PORT = 80;
const char* MY_EVENT   = SECRET_EVENT; // /!\to define in ardunio_secrets.h file
const char* MY_API_KEY   = SECRET_API_KEY; // /!\to define in ardunio_secrets.h file

//Sensors inputs   management
int lightPin = A0;
int temperaturePin = A1;
float temperatureValueC;
int   lightValue;
int frenquencyUpdateMs;

void setup() 
{
  //Initiate   serial and wait for port to open:
  Serial.begin(9600);
  while(!Serial);   // to comment if you want to power MKR1000 without the computer
  delay(2000);

   //Connect to Wifi
  Serial.print("Connecting Wifi... ");
  while(WiFi.begin(MY_SSID,   MY_PASS) != WL_CONNECTED){
    Serial.print(". ");
    delay(500);  
   }
  Serial.print(WiFi.SSID());
  Serial.println(" connected!");
  Serial.println("");
}


void   loop()
{
  temperatureValueC = get_temperatureC();
  lightValue = get_light();
   frenquencyUpdateMs = 1 * 60 * 1000; //update every x min
  send_values_to_itttf(temperatureValueC,   lightValue, frenquencyUpdateMs);
}

/****************Helper functions*****************/

float   get_temperatureC()
{
  int readPin = analogRead(temperaturePin);
  float   voltage = readPin * 3.3 / 1024.0; //convert ADC reading to voltage - Vcc 3.3 for   MKR1000 change if other board used
  float temperatureC = (voltage - 0.5) * 100;   //remove offset and convert to degree Celsius 

  return temperatureC; 
}

int   get_light()
{
  int light = analogRead(lightPin);

  return light;
}

void   send_values_to_itttf(float temperatureC, int light, int frequencyMs)
{
  String   _temperature = String(temperatureC);
  String _light = String(light);
 
   if (IftttClient.connect(MY_HOST, MY_PORT)) // Connect to server and send message
   {
    Serial.print("Connected to IFTTT, sending... ");
    IftttClient.println(String("GET   ") + "/trigger/" + String(MY_EVENT) + "/with/key/" + String(MY_API_KEY) + "?value1="   + _temperature + "&value2=" + _light + " HTTP/1.1");
    IftttClient.println("Host:   "+ String(MY_HOST));
    IftttClient.println("Connection: close");
    IftttClient.println();
     
    Serial.print("temperature in C: ");
    Serial.print(_temperature);
     Serial.print(" and light: ");
    Serial.println(_light);
    
    delay(frequencyMs);
     IftttClient.stop();  // Disconnect from the server
  }
  else 
  {
     Serial.println("Failed to connect to client");
  }
}

Github - Data collection though IFTTT - temperature and light sensor

Adapt the WIFI and IFTTT parameters then upload to MKR1000

no description/ Read More

Latest commit to the master branch on Invalid date

Download as a zip

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Schema wiring MKR1000 with temperature and light sensor

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