RPiEasy2

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A user-configurable multi-sensor and actuator system for Raspberry Pi and other Linux devices — inspired by ESPEasy.

Like ESPEasy, RPiEasy2 lets you connect various sensors and actuators, configure them through a built-in web interface, and send the data to any home automation controller of your choice. The difference is that RPiEasy2 runs on a full Linux system (Raspberry Pi OS, Ubuntu, etc.) instead of an ESP8266/ESP32 microcontroller.

Features

• 50+ sensor/actuator plugins — DHT, BME280, BH1750, HC-SR04, Dallas DS18B20, OLED displays, PIR, relays, and many more
• Controller support — Domoticz, Home Assistant (MQTT), ThingSpeak, EmonCMS, FHEM, Zabbix, generic HTTP/UDP, and P2P
• Built-in web UI — add/remove sensors, view live values, manage rules
• Rules engine — trigger actions based on sensor values, timers, or system events
• Notifications — email, buzzer
• FTDI support — use USB-to-GPIO adapters on non-RPi platforms

Supported hardware

• Raspberry Pi (GPIO, I²C, SPI, 1-Wire) — natively supported
• Any Linux PC with FTDI FT232H/FT2232H adapters
• All major sensor families (temperature, humidity, light, distance, gas, motion, current/voltage, RFID, etc.)

Installation

git clone https://github.com/enesbcs/rpieasy2.git rpieasy2
cd rpieasy2
chmod +x install.sh
./install.sh

OR

bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/enesbcs/rpieasy2/main/install.sh)"

The installer will:

1. Install system dependencies (Python 3, venv)
2. Detect if running on a Raspberry Pi and install GPIO backends accordingly
3. Create a Python virtual environment and install dependencies
4. Copy files to ~/rpieasy2
5. Create and start a systemd service (rpieasy2)
6. Create a convenience run.sh for managing the service

Manual start (without systemd)

python3 main.py --host 0.0.0.0 --port 8080

Open http://<your-device-ip>:8080 in a browser to access the web UI.

Requirements

• Python 3.8+
• See requirements.txt for Python dependencies
• Optional hardware backends: lgpio, smbus2, spidev (RPi); pyftdi (FTDI)

Original project

RPiEasy is a port/concept inspired by ESPEasy, adapted for the Raspberry Pi platform.