Security Camera add-on for OneDrive storage

Need to get started with the Security Camera base project? Check out the post here!

This project is a continuation of the initial camera setup. Instead of storing and viewing the pictures locally, you may now add a OneDrive backup feature. 

Hardware Setup

1. Follow the first five steps in the "Initial Setup" section of the base project to set up your Raspberry Pi or MinnowBoard Maxi>

Camera Setup

1. If you plan to use a USB camera, refer to steps 6 and 7 in the "Initial Setup" section of the base project. 
2. If you choose to use an IP camera instead, refer to the "Camera Setup" section of the Security Camera add-on for IP cameras project.i>

OneDrive Storage Setup

1. Go to the Microsoft account Developer Center and sign in with your Microsoft account.
2. Click "Create application"
3. Choose a name for your application and your preferred language.
4. Read the Live Connect terms of use and the Privacy and Cookies statement, and then choose "I accept" to accept the terms of use.
5. You don't have to change anything in the Basic Information section.
6. Click on "API Settings" in the left menu.
7. Choose "Yes" for both Mobile or desktop client app and Restrict JWT issuing.
8. Under “Redirect URLs”, enter "http://localhost:3000/oneDrive/callback”. The “Root domain” field should auto-populate with “localhost”. Save the changes.
9. Next, click on "App Settings" in the left menu, and make a note of the client ID and Client Secret. They will be used when you configure the web app in the instructions below.

Software Setup

1. Follow the "Software Setup" steps in the base project post to get the code and set up Visual Studio.i>

Running the Web App

1. Use your web browser to navigate to http://<Your_Pi_IP_Address>:8000
2. Select Settings from the left panel.
   
3. Set StorageProvider to OneDrive.
   
4. Enter the Client ID and Client Secret (noted in step 9 of the "OneDrive Storage Setup" section) into the OneDriveClientId and OneDriveClientSecret fields respectively.
5. Hit save and apply.  
   
6. Select OneDrive from the left panel, and click on the OneDrive Login link. After you login with your OneDrive credentials, you will see a blank page.
7. Copy the URL on the blank page and paste it in the box on the OneDrive Config page.
   
8. Hit Submit.
   
9. You should now be able to view your images on your OneDrive account!i>

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