fxlv / tempy

Temperature measurments collection and display

Tempy

Store and display weather data

The project consists of 4 components:

• NetatmoLib is the library that is used to communicate with the netatmo API
• NetatmoCLI is the CLI tool that show the temperature status
• TempyAPI is as web API that talks to CosmosDB to retrieve and store temperature measurements
• TempyWorker runs in a loop and collects data from NetatmoAPI using the netatmolib and posts it to the TempyAPI

Building

dotnet restore
dotnet build

Using with Docker

If you use Docker then there are few Dockerfiles you could use for testing or even deploying the project. You'll find them in the Docker directory.

To test that the solution builds you can use

docker build -f Dockerfile.build --no-cache .

And if you'd like to have the components running in containers, you could build separate images for API and Worker:

docker build -f Dockerfile.API -t tempy.api --no-cache .
docker build -f Dockerfile.Worker -t tempy.worker --no-cache .

Now that you have the images, you can spin un the containers like so:

docker run -t -p 5000:5000 -i tempy.api:latest
docker run -e TEMPY_API_TARGET=${DOCKER_IP}:5000 -t -i tempy.worker:latest

Observe that you can provide the IP for your docker host via an environment variable TEMPY_API_TARGET.
You can also leave it out, and localhost will be assumed.

Testing

dotnet test

Running

Running is as simple as doing dotnet run in the respective directories of TempyAPI and TempyWorker. You can also use the provided start.sh for both.

Currently this is all for debugging purposes only, so it is preferred that you run Debug versions and performance is not an object.