infinity4471 / Power-Aid

Web application for fetching data regarding electric power consumption

Power Aid

Project Description

The purpose of this project is to provide with data about estimations, consumption and production of electrical energy to everyone that may be interested. Moreover, it is made to be used by third parties through the API.

This repository hosts the Software Engineering assignment for NTUA Course "Software Engineering" (Fall 2019 - Winter 2020). The application is developed using the Flask web application framework and python3.6.

🚹 About the team

The project was created by the team "3 of a kind" which consists of the members:

• Salpea Natalia ( AM:03116083, [e-mail])
• Kostopanagiotis Panagiotis ( AM: 03115196, [e-mail])
• Mavrogeorgis Konstantinos ( AM: 03115104, [e-mail])

🔧 How to setup the application

To start the app you need to execute a make command

make all

while in the /back-end directory. In there exists the Makefile file that contains the make targets. You can execute each specific target individually by running make install (to install all requirements/dependencies), make files (to download needed files for the database), make db (to create the datapage and load it with data), make run (to start the server), make test (to run unit and functional tests), make clean (to delete the downloaded files) respectively.

make install
make files
make db
make run
make test
make clean

When executing

make all

make stops at the run target so make test and make clean need to be executed manually as stated above. To set up the Command Line Interface you need to execute a make command while in the cli-client/ directory

make all

or execute each target individually by running make install (to install requirements/dependencies) or make test (to run unit and functional tests).

make install
make test

🔥 How to use the application

Once the server is up and running you can use the CLI while in the cli-client/ directory by executing commands of this format:

python3 cli.py energy_group001 scope --options

The scopes and their options can be seen in the matrix below:

Scope	Options
HealthCheck	-
Reset	-
Login	--username --passw
Logout	-
ActualTotalLoad	--area --timeres --date or --month or--year
AggregatedGeneration PerType	--area --timeres --productiontype --date or--month or--year
DayAheadTotalLoadForecast	--area --timeres --date or--month or--year
ActualvsForecast	--area --timeres --date or--month or --year
Admin	--newuser [--passw --email --quota] --moduser [--passw --email --quota] --userstatus

The permitted values for each option can be seen below:

Options	Permitted values
--timeres	PT15M or PT30M or PT60M
--date	YYYY-MM-DD
--month	YYYY-MM
--year	YYYY
--format	csv or json(default)
--newuser	username(alphanumeric)
--moduser	username(alphanumeric)
--passw	anything != space
--email	email address
--quota	any number
--userstatus	username(alphanumeric)
--area	anything from the AreaName column(db)
--productiontype	anything from the ProductionTypes column

Tecnologies Used

Back-end

• Python3.6
• Flask
• MySQLv14.14
• Unittest

Cli front-end

• Python3.6
• Click
• Unittest