Oolong is a client for wirelesstag.net designed to run in the background and periodically poll the wirelesstag API and fetch new data.
I don't like having the only copy of my data stored in the cloud and the graph viewing on their site is too simple for what I want (although it is probably fine for most people). I already use OpenTSDB+Grafana for other personal projects, so I wanted to reuse that for viewing data collected by the tags as well.
- First you'll need an OAuth client id+secret from their website. You can get one here: https://mytaglist.com/eth/oauth2_apps.html
- Copy the example config, fill out your oauth and opentsdb details.
- Initialize the client:
$ ./oolong init- The client will start an HTTP server and display the link to go to in your browser.
- Approve the access on the wirelesstag/mytaglist website. The page should display the name you gave the OAuth app in step 1.
- Check the output of the client, it should display
Got access token: xxx...and then exit.
- Run the client:
$ ./oolong run- That's it. The client will run until something fails or you kill it.