m4a1x/laundrymeter

Monitors the laundry and notifies you when it's done!

laundrymeter's Issues

Extract wm_poller to separate program/module

Extract wm_poller and separate it from the api logic.

This is so that when run with gunicorn the wm_poller doesn't get started multiple times. This is currently not a serious problem, as one worker is enough for the current load.

Write tests for Telegram Bot

Write tests for the Telegram Bot.

Implement simple webpage with authentication to call REST api

Simple webpage (maybe integrate with the live data) to send the REST api commands.

Implement live updated graph of the data

Write a tool with i.e. plotly's Dash (build on react flask and plotly) to analyze the usage of the washing machine and see all relevant data on the dashboard.

Change passwords and tokens so this can be made public

Change passwords an api tokens for

• telegram
• gmail
• LDAP
• ...

Remove other sensitive data.

Write unified functions to be called by different interfaces i.e. Telegram, REST, Mail, ...

To simplify things, the logic should only be contained in one class/interface and be accessed by the rest api functions or the telegram handlers.

Write systemd service file

Write a systemd.service file for automated startup and system handling in Linux.

Improve Logging and Exception Handling

Test logging and exception handling for errors, make sure they don't throw errors themselves.

Write setup.py/installation script

Write a script for installing it as python module, so it can be called from the command line. Replace the current simple startup script.

Write string representations for User and WashingMachine Models

Used e.g. in logging.

Backdate the finish event time

Backdate the time that is sent to the user to the actual finish time, which is currently 48 ticks (x5 sec) ahead of the notification time.

Dockerfile

Write a Dockerfile to be able to deploy the server easily, including systemd.service file for startup/stop

Write tests for api functions.

Write tests for all REST api functions to ensure the output is correct.

Write documentation for all classes, methods and modules

Make sure there's documentation on all of those and write it if necessary.