Internet-radio player for Orange Pi Zero written in Python2.

Device use HD44780 display and sensor buttons to control it. Also, use build-in http server to handle request remotely via json-api, using https connection and basic http auth

• ds18b20 sensor
• 16*2 HD44780 display with i2c adapter
• 4 click buttons and resistor
• configured spdif kernel module for audio output
• configured i2c and w1_therm, w1gpio, wire kernel modules

• playing internet radio stations
• display time and date
• display temperature
• display cpu and mem load
• build-in python http-server to handle commands from remote

Python modules smbus, python-vlc, pyA20, pyyaml

Module pyA20 was wrote for Python version 2, so Python2 only

• Add stream radio sources to stations.json file
• Change temp_sensor_file value in config.yaml file to your ds18b20 sensor w1 address
• Change lcd i2c address in devices/I2C_LCD_driver.py file from 0x3F to your address
• Generate ssl key for build-in http-server with command openssl req -new -x509 -keyout server.pem -out server.pem -days 365 -nodes and put server.pem file to certfile directory. Notice, that during of running openssl command, you should specify parameter common name as your device local ip address.
• Change server_user_name and server_user_password params to yours for base http authentication

Source of the lcd driver was found here

To run app on system startup (systemd) edit WorkingDirectory and ExecStart params
in opimc.service and then copy file to /lib/systemd/system/ directory

chmod 644 opimc.service
sudo systemctl daemon-reload
sudo systemctl enable opimc.service

App will start on next reboot.
To run immediately type sudo systemctl start opimc.service

Tested on Orange Pi Zero H2+ 256Mb edition