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Get your loadshedding schedule in your calendar and never be left in the dark! Open-source, up-to-date, and developer friendly.
A .NET library created to assist the applications in applying LoadShedding techniques and making it easy to configure it
Fetches loadshedding data from Eskom
Basic (in-progress) api to expose the eskom endpoints for loadshedding.
Fetches loadshedding data from City of Cape Town
Where is the power?
A class that can be used to fetch loadshedding times based on stages 1-8
An API Endpoint documentation to help notify the public in South Africa of rolling blackout times (AKA loadshedding) since 2007
A cross-platform application that shuts down your desktop PC before loadshedding
My collection of ESPHome YAML scripts
Home Assistant Dashboards, Automations and Scripts
A clock that counts down to the next scheduled blackout.
Use this client in a .NET project to integrate the EskomSePush load shedding API into your business or project.
Python wrapper for the EskomSePush API
Quick hack job to make API of City Power 2 hour loadshedding schedules
this is a repo that creates a simplified REST API for adgstudios.co.za - to return Eskom Load Shedding Data
Xbar app displaying loadshedding schedules in the taskbar
Simple React Native app that tells you the current loadshedding stage. API powered by NodeJS
A Swift Wrapper for the EskomSePush load-shedding API 2.0
A .NET library that allows fetching load shedding data from Eskom or user-defined endpoints
Linux command line utility to query Eskom Loadshedding API, and daemon to shutdown servers before loadshedding happens.
This project provides a proxy server that allows you to use EskomSePush API in a web application.
Application to notify a webhook/mqtt broker about upcoming Eskom Loadshedding events
LoadCheck is an application designed to help lecturers of Belgium Campus identify whether students are genuinely unable to attend online classes due to load shedding (planned power outages) or are simply making excuses.