A small Particle firmware for sending movement data to a web-hook.

sleepsensor.cpp

// Make sure to include the spcial library for the internet button
#include "InternetButton/InternetButton.h"

// Create a Button named b. It will be your friend, and you two will spend lots of time together.
InternetButton b = InternetButton();

int ledOldPos = 0;
char ledPosTrust[5];
int moveCount = 0;
int loopCount =0;

// The code in setup() runs once when the device is powered on or reset. Used for setting up states, modes, etc
void setup() {
    // Tell b to get everything ready to go
    // Use b.begin(1); if you have the original SparkButton, which does not have a buzzer or a plastic enclosure
    // to use, just add a '1' between the parentheses in the code below.
    b.begin();
}

/* loop(), in contrast to setup(), runs all the time. Over and over again.
Remember this particularly if there are things you DON'T want to run a lot. Like Spark.publish() */
void loop() {
    // Load up the special "lowestLed" object
    int ledPos = b.lowestLed();

    // Turn the LEDs off so they don't all end up on
    b.allLedsOff();

    // I'm movin', incriment the counter up
    if (ledOldPos != ledPos){
      sprintf(ledPosTrust,"%d",ledPos);
      moveCount++;
    }
    //The button's have been triggered! Record this!
    if ((b.buttonOn(2) and b.buttonOn(4)) or (b.buttonOn(1) and b.buttonOn(3))) {
        b.ledOn(3, 0, 255, 0); // Green
        b.ledOn(9, 0, 255, 0); // Green
        
        Particle.publish("sendSleep", "True", 60, PRIVATE);
        delay(500);
    }
    
    // if we've looped through x times, fire off the webhook
    if (loopCount >= 600){
        Particle.publish("sendSleep", String(moveCount), 60, PRIVATE);
        moveCount = 0;
        loopCount = 0;
    }
    
    loopCount++;
    ledOldPos = ledPos;
    // Wait a mo'
    delay(100);
}