It's all too often that I go to grab some (rechargeable) batteries and ask myself "Where the heck did the all go?!". That's an annoying question when I have some rather expensive batteries. I have a handheld barcode/QR scanner that I needed a project for, so...
Presently, this is pretty tailored to my use case. I have a Netum DS2800 2D Scanner that can transmit data via MQTT. This app listens for MQTT messages from the scanner, and logs the info.
When a battery is scanned within 5 minutes of scanning a device, that battery is automatically linked to that device.
If you want to use this in it's present state, you'll need to be able to intepret Ruby and do some modifications. I may make it more generic at some point, but for now it solves my "need".
- Move
DeviceandBatteryPATTERNdefinitions to a YML file - Support configuration of ID parsing
- Add a special "charger" Device that. Probably no backend necessary, but UI should display date of last charge
- Dockerfile
- Implement Auth?
This thing is dead simple - literally a 2 day project at this point. If I seek to expand it, I may adopt a more formal license, but for now, do whatever the heck you want with this project.