This application is designed continually poll nemweb for energy price data, my seletronic battery charger controller for battery info, and my solarmax inverter for solar data. Note all of these interfaces were reverse engineered from the manufacturers various products (some now defunct), so they may or may not work in your installation (depending on versions/ models etc)
Download from https://github.com/pdmct/nem-scraper
There are a bunch of passwords, local ip addresses etc in the code that you will need to fix up to make this run.
You will also need a redis database with REDIS TIMESERIES installed in it.
NB: I wrote this a while ago and it still uses a bunch of old versions libraries. Sorry. I might update sometime.
This can be built into a jar file and run in the background, as a service or something.
To run the code as is you can just nohup it from the cmdline:
$ nohup clojure -M -m pdmct.nem-scraper output.csv &
Build an uberjar:
$ clojure -X:uberjar
This will update the generated pom.xml file to keep the dependencies synchronized with
your deps.edn file. You can update the version (and SCM tag) information in the pom.xml using the
:version argument:
$ clojure -X:uberjar :version '"1.2.3"'
If you don't want the pom.xml file in your project, you can remove it, but you will
also need to remove :sync-pom true from the deps.edn file (in the :exec-args for depstar).
Run that uberjar:
$ java -jar nem-scraper.jar
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