PyRadmon-Reborn v2.0.0

Hello everyone!
After a long time I've returned to make a big update to PyRadmon-Reborn.

As some of you know I moved the repository to Github, the repository can be found here: https://github.com/thibmo/PyRadmon-Reborn

The rewrite will take some time and I will update this post along the way.

PyRadmon-Reborn is being rewritten for Python 3.x. The contents of requirements.txt:
Sneak-peek:

Right, I can now have people test the new revision.
At the moment it only supports 1 single device, not multiple devices. (Might re-add this in an improved manner in the future.)

Attached is the test revision. If there are any issues, please do tell me.





To use it as a service you need to:

• Install python3 and pip (if they are not installed yet): apt-get install python3-pip
• Install PySerial (if you wish to use a serial device): python3 -m pip install --upgrade pyserial
• Install SoundCard (if you wish to use an audio device): python3 -m pip install --upgrade SoundCard
• Download the script to some directory, eg /var/pyradmon/pyradmon.py
• Change the permissions of the script: chmod 755 /var/pyradmon/pyradmon.py
• Run the script one to generate the default settings, then modify the settings file: /var/pyradmon/pyradmon.py
• Login as root (su - or sudo su -)
• Download the service file to /lib/systemd/system/pyradmon.service
• Modify the service file if needed
• Change the permissions of the service file: chmod 644 /lib/systemd/system/pyradmon.service
• Reload the SystemD service daemon: systemctl daemon-reload
• Enable the PyRadmon service: systemctl enable pyradmon.service

Oh, and a preview of the new script running as a service under Debian 9.4.

Found I got a type error when reading from the serial bus (Bytes is not compatible with string), fixed with decode()



Here it is running on my Raspberry Pi 1 Model B+ with a RH MyGeiger rev 1.02 attached via a modded-on UART-to-USB: