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Egaugex
Gets and parses egauge data given the egauge device id.
Installation
Add egaugex to your list of dependencies in mix.exs
:
def deps do
[{:egaugex, "~> 0.0.5"}]
end
Usage
import Egaugex
# hits `/cgi-bin/egauge-show?S&n=60` by default
egauge_parser("egaugexxxxx")
# with username and password auth
egauge_parser("egaugexxxxx", ["username": "owner", "password": "default"])
# with custom uri
egauge_parser("egauge17983", [{:uri, "/cgi-bin/egauge-show?S&a&t=1462299644"}, {:username, "owner"}, {:password, "default"}])
You can pass the list of arguments as keyword arguments as shown in example above. The other keyword arguments are base_url
and realm
.