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FirebaseDemo

FirebaseDemo is a sample that shows basic usage of the FirebaseArduino API.

Software setup

  1. Install Arduino 1.6.9
  2. Install Arduino ESP8266 core
  3. Download FirebaseArduino library
  4. Start Arduino
  5. Click Sketch > Include Library > Add .ZIP Library...
  6. Choose firebase-arduino-master.zip downloaded in step 3.

Configuration

  1. Start Arduino
  2. Open File > Examples > FirebaseArduino > FirebaseRoom_ESP8266
  3. In FirebaseRoom_ESP8266: Replace WIFI_SSID and WIFI_PASSWORD with WiFi credentials
  4. Go to https://firebase.google.com/console/ and create a new Firebase Project
  5. Go to Database
  6. Copy the Database hostname (Database URL without https:// and trailing /)
  7. In FirebaseRoom_ESP8266: replace FIREBASE_HOST with the Database Hostname
  8. Go to ⚙ > Project Settings > Database > Database secrets
  9. Click Firebase Secrets > Show
  10. Copy the Database Secret
  11. In FirebaseRoom_ESP8266: Replace FIREBASE_AUTH with Database Secret
  12. Select the board Board > ESP8266 Modules > NodeMCU 1.0
  13. Select the serial port Port > /dev/tty...
  14. Select the upload speed Upload Speed > 115200
  15. Click Sketch > Upload

Play

  1. Go to the Firebase console Data section
  2. Watch the data being modified as the sketch runs

Certainly! Here's a similar format tailored for your "Lasereye" project:

Lasereye

To Run Lasereye Locally:

  1. Download the Application:

    • Visit the GitHub repository for Lasereye.
    • Click on the green "Code" button and select "Download ZIP".
    • Once downloaded, extract the ZIP file to your desired location.

  2. Setup ESP8266 Board:

    • Connect and configure the ESP8266 board with the laser and laser sensor as per the project requirements.

  3. Install Dependencies:

    • [Add any specific instructions for installing dependencies, such as Firebase setup or Android Studio installation.]

  4. Run the Android App:

    • Open the Android Studio IDE.
    • Import the project located in the extracted folder.
    • Run the app on an Android emulator or physical device.

  5. Interact with Lasereye:

    • Use the Android app to monitor real-time notifications of trespassing events.
    • Toggle the sensor's on/off status remotely through the app.

Features:

  • Real-time Trespassing Detection: Lasereye detects trespassing events in real-time using a laser sensor.
  • Firebase Integration: Trespassing events are recorded and stored in Firebase Realtime Database for access and monitoring.
  • Android App Notifications: Receive instant notifications on your Android device when a trespassing event occurs.
  • History Tracking: View a history of trespassing events within the Android app for monitoring and analysis.
  • Remote Control: Control the sensor's on/off status remotely through the Android app.