como: batteries complete
Project description
como: batteries complete
como
is a minimalistic utillity to monitor your battery.
Naming
Why como?
The answer is simple: Alessandro Volta grew up in the town of Como and since he invented the battery I thought it would be a great name.
What is this?
With como you can check out how your battery is doing.
You can easily automate
this process so that you don't need to worry about it.
Every once in a while you can quickly check out your battery info
.
You can export
this data into the portable .csv
format and import
it again later.
You can even import data form another battery utility such as coconutBattery.
como.cwoebker.com
Most importantly you can take all this to the next level, if you choose to do so.
Upload
your battery data to the como web application to check everything out in a nice interface wherever you are.
You can always easily open
your computer's personal page.
Installation
It's as simple as that:
$ pip install como
Afterwards run the init
command to get everything setup and stop worrying.
$ como init
Usage
como
- Saves the current battery state.
como info
- Prints information about battery and battery history.
como import <file>
- Imports statistics from .csv file (time, capacity, cycles)
como export
- Exports data to como.csv
file to current directory.
como upload
- Uploads data to server.
como open
- Opens personal battery information page.
como automate
- Turns scheduling on or off. Saving and Uploading.
como init
- Quick command to get everything setup on first start.
como reset
- Removes all entries in database.
Advanced
como
stores all battery information (with zlib compression) in the file ~/.como
.
You are free to do whatever you want with this data, it is yours after all.
So go out there and hack some code!
Features
- Cross-Platform (Linux & Mac)
- Automatically run with
cron
/launchd
scheduling - Export data to
.csv
file - Import data from
.csv
file - Simple Statistics
- Histories for Cycles and Capacity
- Upload Data to server
Contribute
For questions and suggestions, feel free to shoot me an email at me@cwoebker.com.
Also, follow or tweet @cwoebker.
Copyright (c) 2012-2020, Cecil Wöbker. License: BSD (see LICENSE for details)
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