Heat pump integration

Im getting a heat pump fitted, but looking at thier app its a bit naff. There seams to be quite a bit of work done on home assistant and ive come accross this dashboard.

Instead of running it off a pi, could it be written to work on HE or some how just launch as a web page?

Easy Dashboards will do graphing, I’m not sure if it handles graphs at that complexity though… It might be worth checking out.

My 2 cents, If the initial connection will be through HA… I find that dashboards is something HA does really well and you can do very complex graphs by adding on apexcharts. Apexcharts is NOT easy, but it can graph data just about any way you want. HA w/ apexcharts and a lot of googling can create charts that can rival grafana.

I’m certainly no docker expert, but isn’t one of those docker containers running a python server that handles the actual connection to the API and feeds data to the other containers running influxdb and grafana?

I think you’d need to rewrite that as a groovy app in addition to creating a dashboard in order for Hubitat to replace a PC running docker.

What i was hoping is to be able to suck the data into hubitat and use hubigraphs. I dont know python so don't know where to start

Are you hoping for somone else to write this for you? Do you code in any language?

Ive done a few on HE for the community. I do a bit in groovy but never python.
Guess in inial question was is it possible, if someone could get me started i could refine/finish once i can see the response

What model of heatpump do you have? Is this one of those ductless things with built in thermostats and multiple zones?

Its getting fitted Tuesday. Aira air to water system.
Not knowing what data is available on thier servers is one of the reasons ive know idea what im doing to suck it out. Can parse and chopp it up once i can get it lol

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The repo you linked looked pretty good at scraping the data from the cloud into an influxdb with grafana front end. I suggest you implent it and try it first before deciding to spend time reworking similar.

If you search about here you will see some good use of grafana and influxdb.