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Welcome to the HiveControl wiki!

Here is what it does.

1. Reorganizes the code base into distinct directories

2. Implements Sqlite as it’s local data collection source A. Has the ability to share with a YardController (so you can see all of your hives in one place) - Which is a MySql database B. Currently just makes a call to the SQL server (working on upgrading to an API call) C. Still supports sharing data with hivetool.net D. Supports local logging and proper sync to the yard controller if controller is offline. (Store and forward when up)

3. Implements a PHP webserver/site that allows for the following: A. Dashboard to see current readings B. Implements highchairs as the charting platform C. Allows manipulation of configuration information through Settings D. Pulls weather forecast E. Calculate Air GDD F. Allows separation of equipment weight from Comb/Honey/Bee weight G. Implements a Live Webcam feed using Raspberry PI Camera

4. Scripts: A. Weight 1. Supports HX711 and Phidget 1046 controller boards, included CPW200 (but don’t have one to test) 2. Supports recording of raw weight and net weight B. Weather 1. Supports pulling from Weather Underground 2. Supports pulling from a Ambient Weather Station (in my case, the WXUnderground location was too far) C. Pollen 1. You’ll see a pollen script (pulling pollen forecasts for the area) - this isn’t working as the API we pulled from is no longer up D. Temperature 1. Supports Temperhum sensors, with patched code to support newer firmwares.