- Web server with PHP or PHP-Cli
- GD support for PHP
- JpGraph library
- openHAB with MySQL Persistece
- View graphs as images directly in your browser or link them in your sitemap as image items.
- Call "line.php" or "bar.php" from the command line to draw graphs straight to images in your desired location.
- Call scripts through web page but draw them to file specified in configuration file
- Time frame is 24 hours.
- Items with number values are drawn as line.
- State (On/Off) items are drawn as a bar at the bottom of the graph.
- Multiple graphs can be drawn under each other as a single image by specifying multiple [chart*] sections in configuration.
- linegraph.php accepts GET parameter ?period=[today,last24h,yyyy-mm-dd]:
- today - Today's data from 00:00:00 to 23:59:59.
- last24h - Latest data to next full hour and 24 hours back.
- *yyyy-mm-dd - Historical data of specified date e.g. 2018-08-25.
- Time frame is one week and is drawn as a grouped bar plot. One bar is an items average value per day.
- Only number items are supported.
- Simple web page to show configured graphs and access historical data.
- Selection elements for picking a date.
- Selections are automatically generated from dates in your database. See Configuration - database.ini
- Install the JpGraph library as advised in documentation.
- Remember to setup include_path for JpGraph in your php.ini.
| Setting | Example value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| type | mysql | Type of database |
| host | your.database.com:3306 | Database host |
| name | mydatabase | Database name |
| uname | user1 | Database username |
| pw | verysecretpassword | Database password |
| timetable | outdoortemp_001 | Table name where to get all dates for saved data. |
- type - At this time only MySQL database is supported
- timetable - This is only used for dates.php to get distinct dates from your database.
| Setting | Example value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| title | My chart title | Title of your graph. |
| sizev | 1000 | Vertical size of image in pixels |
| sizeh | 600 | Horizonal size of image in pixels |
| showlegend | true | Wether to show legend box under chart |
| legendcols | 4 | How many columns to have in legend box |
| legendunit | "°C" | Text/unit to display after value in legend box |
| yaxistitle | "Celsius" | Title for Y-axis |
| drawtofile | false / "imagename.png" | Draw to a file. |
| items[yourlineitem] | "line:blue:Outdoor temperature:°C" | Number item with blue color and legend title Outdoor temperature. |
| items[yourstateitem] | "state:green:Heat pump" | State item with green color and legen title Heat pump. |
- items[yourlineitem] - Item name in the square brackets [ ] as it is in your database.
| Setting | Example value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| title | My chart title | Title of your graph. |
| sizev | 1000 | Vertical size of image |
| sizeh | 600 | Horizonal size of image |
| period | 7 | How many days to show in chart |
| showlegend | true | Wether to show legend box under chart |
| legendcols | 4 | How many columns to have in legend box |
| yaxistitle | "Celsius" | Title for Y-axis |
| drawtofile | false / "imagename.png" | Draw to a file. |
| items[yourbaritem] | "lightblue:Indoor temperature" | Bar with lightblue color and legend title Indoor temperature |
| items[yourbaritem] | "lightgreen:Outdoor temperature" | Bar with lightgreen color and legend title Outdoor temperature |
- items[yourbaritem] - Item name in the square brackets [ ] as it is in your database.
As database.ini file contains your database username and password remember to set up your web server not to allow direct view of .ini files.
For example here's Apache's configuration section to hide all .ini and .inc files:
<Files \*.in\*>
Order deny,allow
Deny from all
<\/Files>
Licensed under The MIT License (MIT). See LICENSE.txt
Ver. 0.2.0 - 6.9.2018
- Call graph scripts from command line
Ver. 0.1 - 5.9.2018
- First beta release
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