This is a simple application that polls your local envoy gateway every minute for it's production values. Storage has not been implemented.
Note that the envoy login system is a hot mess, and it took some time to make this work.
According to their documentation you should be able to generate a token locally that you can use. I turns out that doesn't work (at the time of writing) and you need to create a session cookie instead. This code fixes that for you.
Once the app is running you can access
/to see just a hello message/_healthto get a200if it successfully emitted to MQTT in the last 5 minutes/inspectto see what data it's getting from envoy
The following items need to be configured.
| Key | Value | Required or default |
|---|---|---|
| MQTT_ADDRESS | IP or hostname of MQTT service | Required |
| MQTT_USER | MQTT Username | Default: No user/pass by default |
| MQTT_PASSWORD | MQTT Password | Default: No user/pass by default |
| MQTT_TOPIC_PREFIX | the prefix for MQTT Topics. Not that this code naively assumes you only have one gateway, and ignores others. | envoy/ |
| ENVOY_HOST | Base URL of your envoy station, like https://192.168.1.23 | required |
| ENVOY_USERNAME | The token you got as described above | required |
| ENVOY_PASSWORD | The token you got as described above | required |
| ENVOY_GATEWAY_SERIAL | The token you got as described above | required |
| HTTP_LISTEN_ADDRESS | To what IP or hostname to bind the HTTP server. | Default is 0.0.0.0 |
| HTTP_LISTEN_PORT | What port to run the server on. | Default is 3000 |
On startup a .env file is also read in case you want to configure by file.