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Expand Up @@ -65,24 +65,52 @@ sth --config /path/to/config/sth_rpi_config.json
:bulb: Note: As default hub reserves 512MB of RAM, if your raspberry has 1GB or more, you can try run sth without custom memory limits


## Set up the Sequence
## Set up the server and provider

clone this git repository:

```bash
git clone git@github.com:scramjetorg/raspberry-pi-dash.git
```
Start by personalizing the code to your device:
```bash

cd rpi/ser-seq/client/src/
```
In the directory provided, find the "App.js" file and change the websocket's ip address to that of your device.
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/85632612/241806611-9351051d-df7f-4b9b-b9d7-1cd6ebece5bc.png)
# Server

Install dependencies and build a static folder for server:

```bash
cd rpi/ser-seq/client/

npm install # install dependencies

npm run build # build static folder

`cd` inside sequence directory:
cd rpi/ser-seq/

npm install # install dependencies

```

You can deploy a hosting sequence :rocket: :

```bash
cd seq-internal-rpi
si seq deploy ser-seq # Be sure to execute this command while being in a directory that contains the "ser-seq" folder
```
If launched correctly, the transfom hub terminal will display the message "Listening on port 3000"

now you have to build dist directory:
# Provider

Enter the directory of the parameter-reading sequence:

```bash
npm run build
cd rpi/rpi-seq

npm run build # build sequence
```
and deploy the sequence! :rocket: :

Expand All @@ -105,6 +133,11 @@ these values are respectively: chip temperature in Celcius degrees, disk usage a

:bulb: Note: If you want to dig in, there is [full STH documentation](https://github.com/scramjetorg/platform-docs)

# Testing

Now you can monitor the parameters of your device by connecting in your browser to its address.
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/85632612/241807654-21146f47-a473-46c0-9f95-79b1aac3447a.png)

## FAQ Troubleshooting :collision:
### Why my computer doesn't see the Raspberry?

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