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Generate a Graphite chart (12h default) for a Zigbee device metric and post it to the web timeline.
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| name | graphite-power-chart |
| description | Generate a Graphite chart (12h default) for a Zigbee device metric and post it to the web timeline. |
| distribution | public |
Generate a 12-hour chart for a Zigbee device and post it to the web UI timeline. The script lives alongside this skill for easy adaptation to other data sources.
bun /workspace/piclaw/runtime/skills/operator/graphite-power-chart/graphite-power-chart.ts \
--device server_closet_ups_power --ipc
bun /workspace/piclaw/runtime/skills/operator/graphite-power-chart/graphite-power-chart.ts \
--metric zigbee.server_closet_temperature.temperature \
--label Temperature --unit "°C" \
--ipc
bun /workspace/piclaw/runtime/skills/operator/graphite-power-chart/graphite-power-chart.ts \
--device server_closet_ups_power --hours 24 --resample 10min --ipc
summarize(..., "avg").--resample raw to disable resampling.--ipc posts the chart to the web timeline as an inline SVG attachment (no push by default).http://192.168.1.250:8086 (override with --base-url or GRAPHITE_BASE_URL).--metric to adapt to other data sources.ARCHIVED — project work items are tracked in GitHub Issues and GitHub Projects. Use the github-issues skill when installed, or use gh directly.
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