IoT Cloud Platform — Code Examples

Connect, monitor, and control your IoT devices using the Get Your Projects Done IoT Cloud Platform — a fully free platform where you can create unlimited channels, add unlimited devices, monitor live sensor data, and control hardware remotely.

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What's Included

• Completely free — unlimited channels, unlimited devices, no subscription
• Real-time device control — send ON/OFF/SET commands to your hardware directly from the dashboard, no app needed
• Raspberry Pi Pico W — MicroPython monitoring & control examples
• ESP32 / ESP8266 — MicroPython & Arduino examples
• Raspberry Pi — Python sensor monitoring scripts
• Arduino — Arduino IDE HTTP data push examples
• Raw HTTPS support — production-ready, works with TLS 1.2 and HTTP/1.1

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Folder Structure

Folder	Board	Language
pico_w/	Raspberry Pi Pico W	MicroPython
esp32/	ESP32 / ESP8266	MicroPython / Arduino
rpi/	Raspberry Pi (Linux)	Python 3
arduino/	Arduino (Uno, Mega, Nano)	C++ / Arduino IDE

Key Files

File	Description
esp8266_led_control.ino	ESP8266 — Control LED from dashboard in real time
esp8266_control.ino	ESP8266 — Multi-device remote control (relay, fan, servo…)
arduino_control.ino	Arduino — Multi-device remote control via HTTP
arduino_monitor.ino	Arduino — Multi-sensor data push to platform
raspberry_monitor.py	Pico W — Multi-sensor monitor (plug-in architecture)
raspberry_control.py	Pico W — Multi-device remote control (relay, fan, servo…)

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Quick Start

1. Register & Create a Channel

1. Go to iot.getyourprojectdone.in/register.php and create a free account
2. Login → create a channel → copy your API Key

2. Add Your Devices

Inside your channel, add devices with names that exactly match the device_name values in your code (e.g. temp_sensor, hum_sensor, pico_temp)

3. Clone & Flash

git clone https://github.com/gaju2214/iot-cloud-platform-examples.git

Open the relevant .py file in Thonny, update your WiFi credentials and API Key, then run it on your board.

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Configuration (all files)

WIFI_SSID     = "Your-WiFi-Name"
WIFI_PASSWORD = "Your-WiFi-Password"
API_KEY       = "Your-API-Key"       # from dashboard channel page

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HTTPS Note (Pico W / MicroPython)

All examples use raw sockets with ssl.SSLContext instead of urequests to avoid the common MicroPython HTTPS errors:

MBEDTLS_ERR_SSL_CONN_EOF
ImportError: no module named 'ussl'
HTTP Error: (-2)
ECONNABORTED

This approach forces HTTP/1.1 and TLS 1.2, which is compatible with all MicroPython versions on Pico W.

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Tutorials & Docs

• Official Platform Guide
• Register Your Device

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License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.