Wonderful FHEM log parser!

Parses fhem logs. Primarily used to calculate how much heat was used.

Use with care. May bite if not fed properly.

Installation

1. Clone the repo:

git clone https://github.com/vale981/Da.git

2. Install the requirements (/note that on your system pip may be pip3 etc./):

pip -r requirements.txt

3. Enjoy!

Usage

usage: parseLogs.py [-h] [--parse FILE [FILE ...]] [--list]
                    [--heatAmmount HEATER] [--allHeatAmmount]
                    [--timeSpan t1..t2 | t1 | ..t2] [--verbose]

Parse the FHEM logfiles into a Database.

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --parse FILE [FILE ...], -p FILE [FILE ...]
                        List of Logfiles to Parse.
  --list, -l            List all Heaters in the Database.
  --heatAmmount HEATER  Sum of the actuator value times a time slice.
  --allHeatAmmount      Get the heat ammount from all known heaters.
  --timeSpan t1..t2 | t1 | ..t2
                        The time span for the heatAmmount calculation. Either
                        t1/t2 or both may be supplied.
  --verbose, -v         Output names and dates.

If run without arguments, the script will spit out the total heat amount for all heaters.

Output Formating, Usage

Get the accumulated heat of OG2_303_RT_01:

# ./parseLogs.py --heatAmmount OG2_303_RT_01 --timeSpan '1 may 2016'..'1 june 2016' --verbose
OG2_303_RT_01, 0, 1462053600, 1464732000

Less info:

# ./parseLogs.py --heatAmmount OG2_303_RT_01 --timeSpan '1 may 2016'..'1 june 2016'
OG2_303_RT_01, 0, 1462053600, 1464732000

From the earliest record till a given date:

# ./parseLogs.py --heatAmmount OG2_303_RT_01 --timeSpan ..'1 june 2016'
OG2_303_RT_01, 285457264, 0, 1464732000