Opengrid website

[saroele]

I think we need a URL per fluksometer (can contain the fluksoID I think).
Then, on that site we want a link for each energy vector: elec, gas, water Then on the page per vector, we want a page per day? And on that page we can then just put the graphs for that vector and that day?

[wouterh]

I see two options:

• generate html using some kind of simple templates and put these in the correct folders on the droplet
• use a framework to generate the pages dynamically (e.g. django: https://www.djangoproject.com/)

I can help with setting up django on the droplet.

[saroele]

I have no clue :-) We will have 2-3 specialists tomorrow, so wet your swords and prepare for the battle of html!

[Ryton]

To arms! Good luck tomorrow :-) I won't make it there, but I 'll support :100: % mentally ;-)

[wouterh]

Yesterday we started with a website using flask. I pushed an early version to the opengridcc/website repository. What's the status now? I don't see any updates to that repo...

[saroele]

I think @dirkdevriendt cloned that repo, and made some minor changes. He got caught most of the evening in some nasty debugging on other computers so he did not change much, but maybe he did not push his changes?

[dirkdevriendt]

I did, but by the time I got started, the evening was over, so there's no real updates from me. I do plan to work on it a bit, but definitely not before the weekend...

[saroele]

Same here (but I'm no going t work on the site). So i'll try to give you some content next week

[saroele]

Flask website is up at http://95.85.34.168:5000/ Next steps:

• make structure per sensor or per type (electricity, water) and per graph
• add the graphs, as png first?

[dirkdevriendt]

moved to https://github.com/opengridcc/website/issues/5