docker-compose for heatsheet

This is a docker-compose project for HeatSheet from orangecoding

An overview for your Tado data.

Tado thermostats are an easy and comfortable way to turn any heater into a smart-heater. We're using them throughout our apartment to not worry about heating.

However as good as the hardware is, the software (still) lacks the ability to export data and show them on a yearly basis (or showing bigger time-windows than just a single day).

HeatSheet is changing this. It uses (unofficial) Tado API's, to get the data out of your account and displays them either as a chart or table view. Depending on the chosen granularity, you can analyse your heating behaviour much better, therefor safe money and maybe.. just maybe save the 🌍 by adapting your heating behaviours.

Installation

1. Clone this project
2. cp env to .env
3. Edit .env to fit your needs
4. If you do't want to use InfluxDB comment out the service in docker-compose.ymland set INFLUXDB_ENABLED=false
5. docker-compose build
6. docker-compose pull
7. docker-compose up -d

If you need to change the heatSheet settings in .env or docker-compose.yml you first have to remove the config.json from volumes/app or you have to edit this file directly. Same with influxDB configuration.

Upgrade from local installation

Stop containers and copy db.json to volumes/app/config/ and restart

Use InfluxDB at a later stage

If you did not use InfluxDB at the start but you want to use it at a later stage after db.json already has data, follow this guide:

1. create the config in .env (i.e. set INFLUXDB_ENABLED=true and generate the other settings)
2. rm volumes/app/config/config.json or change the settings there
3. probably best also to remove volumes/influxdb
4. docker-compose up -d
5. docker-compose exec app node influxMigration.js