Wattcher part #3 – creating a web database with AppEngine
In this latest installment, watch as the heroine takes Watt-hour averages, learns Google App Engine and creates a webapp custom-designed to store her sensor data. Wow! See data as it trickles in at http://wattcher.appspot.com
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Hey Ada, how do you monitor usage by lights and appliances?
I loved your concept, but I too live in a rented apartment and not very excited about hacking the electric system. But lights and appliances are a must, otherwise it won’t be even barely accurate in my case.
Hey Ada, how do you monitor usage by lights and appliances?
I loved your concept, but I too live in a rented apartment and not very excited about hacking the electric system. But lights and appliances are a must, otherwise it won’t be even barely accurate in my case.
Neat, but really, your REST webservice should respond to an HTTP POST request instead of a GET request in PowerUpdate. 😉
Only change you’d have to make to your python script would be to pass a data parameter to urllib2.Request(url, data) See: http://www.voidspace.org.uk/python/articles/urllib2.shtml#data
GET is easier for my brain to cope with