#!/bin/bash
#
# I gave the variables (DATE TIME GENW VOLT etc) the same names I used in the Python script.
# It made things easier to keep track of. They can be given any name you like.
#
# Generate a "here doc" that takes its data from the meter_data.txt file written by the Python script.
read DATE TIME VOLTAGE AMPS FREQUENCY POWER TOTKWH < /home/pi/DDSD285/meter_data.txt
#
#
#/usr/bin/curl -s -m 3 --connect-timeout 2 "http://192.168.0.182/emoncms/input/post?node=TWHGOFFICE&csv=$POWER,$TOTKWH&apikey=5880fef251b2409d66e2a28cf6d30493" > /dev/null
/usr/bin/curl -s -m 3 --connect-timeout 2 "http://192.168.0.182/emoncms/input/post?node=TWHGOFFICE&json={POWER:$POWER,TOTKWH:$TOTKWH,VOLTAGE:$VOLTAGE,AMPS:$AMPS}&apikey=5880fef251b2409d66e2a28cf6d30493" > /dev/$

#
# -s is the curl "silent" switch.
# -m sets the maximun amount of time (in seconds) curl is allowed for the entire send transaction.
# set the node number to the node that has the data you want to transmit.
#
# Variables
# GENW = GENerated power in Watts, from my pv system
# HTOT = House TOTal. total house load, in Watts.
# VOLT = self explanatory.
# CONS = present CONSumption in Watts.
# TEC  = Total Energy Consumed in KWh.
# IMPA = IMPorted energy, Leg A, in KWh.
# IMPB = IMPorted energy, Leg B, in KWh.
# EXPA = EXPorted energy, Leg A, in KWh.
# EXPB = EXPorted energy, Leg B, in KWh.
# NETA = NET energy, Leg A.
# NETB = NET energy, Leg B.
# NETC = pv production in KWh.