This is the one I landed on for getting data to InfluxDB:
2.1.6 Added a nice improvement to the MakerAPI which brought in an official push method, vs WebSocket. Since people have always worried about the InfluxDB Logger user app causing hub slowdowns*, I thought this would be an interesting approach to send data to InfluxDB since it avoids using a User App on the Hubitat.
Code: hubitat-maker-to-influxdb - npm
Warning: This code is very alpha, I've been running it for a bit, but it's not even my main feed of InfluxDB graph data. I'd love to get feed…
You may also get some useful information from here:
I wanted to make a topic where folks could share their different means of logging historical values and displaying those values in meaningful ways.
The post below made me want to help gather this information for others but I didn't want to derail the original post as it was intended for support:
InfluxDB with Grafana seems to be popular, but perhaps problematic and maybe not that user friendly.
On the other hub I've used Initial State, WebCoRE has it's own fuel streams that are a bit limi…
Here are some notes on how I got Grafana charts on my dashboards. Nowadays you don't necessarily need to use the Tile Master driver to achieve the HE dashboard part, you can use any iFrame driver such as the iFrameAdvanced driver here on the Community.
Hi @potts.mike ,
I noticed your post from back in Jan trying to get Grafana charts on your dashboard. I was able to achieve this recently and thought I'd share my solution. I posted briefly about it here , showing the outcome, but didn't include any of the details. There would be a neater solution than this, but..
I setup a new virtual device using the Tile Master tile driver. The normal use of this driver is for devices created using the App of the same name, but I simply created a new vir…
I made an advanced version of what was discussed here:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/michaelbarone/hubitat/master/drivers/iFrameAdvanced.groovy
This driver will create 2 types of iFrames for you when you specify a url in the preferences:
A basic iFrame attribute tile, that when set will display the content in a tile.
a button (iFrameLauncher attribute) that will open a full screen overlay with the iFrame content.
See the test dashboard …
