A gamification of electricity meter readings for the energy sector. Code provided by ElinorCrew for #PowerHack2014. Visit the live demo at kraftkamp.no.
This repository contains express.js, underscore.js and logfmt. On the client-side, knockout.js, underscore.js and d3.js are pulled directly from CDN. Bootstrap css is added to /public/style.
d3.js and knockout are used together to create interesting and reusable graphs to present electricity consumption data.
Some links from Demo Steinkjer:
Requirements:
- Node
Clone source into a folder and then install dependencies with:
npm install
Launch the site at localhost with:
npm start
Visit localhost:1704 to see the main page and localhost:1704/json to get the JSON example.
The following guides are for newer versions of Ubuntu, although links to more general instructions can be found.
This is a brief summary of howtonode.org, but with the updated location of the node git repository. For the most up to date installation guide, refer to the nodejs.org homepage.
Install the dependencies:
sudo apt-get install g++ curl libssl-dev apache2-utils
sudo apt-get install git-core
Clone and build from source with:
git clone [email protected]:joyent/node.git
cd node
./configure
make
sudo make install
Get a version of jslint for your text editor and remove all errors before committing. If not you'll get a nasty visit from @teodoran. Check jslinterrors for more info on individual error messages.
Server-side code and npm dependencies are located in the root folder. Client-side code are located in the /public folder.
- Server.js contains the Node server code. It uses express.js.
- /public/index.html is the main webpage served.
- /public/app.js contains the code responsible for bootstrapping the javascript code on the client-side.
- /public/achievements contains the code for the achievement module.
- /public/highscore contains code for displaying highscores.
- /json-provider.js provides JSON objects.
First install the Heroku toolbelt.
Then you have to navigate to the project folder and link the git repository to the Heroku deployment server using:
git remote add heroku [email protected]:power-hack.git
Now you can deploy the site to heroku with:
git push heroku master
Since time is in short supply, the page is rolled without much tests. When needed mocha specs are written and placed in the /spec folder. To install mocha and the should.js assertion library, install the development dependencies with npm. Run all tests with npm test.
For the sake of simplicity, mocha is currently only set up to run server-side tests.
- Teodor A. Elstad (http://twitter.com/_teodoran)
- Simen H. Granlund (http://twitter.com/simengranlund)
- Magnus Kirø (http://twitter.com/magnuskiro)
- George Lee (http://twitter.com/georgekw89)
- Steffen P. Henriksen (http://twitter.com/spohner)