OpenWatt is a comprehensive energy management and home/industrial automation platform. It provides a powerful and flexible router for industrial and IoT communications, coupled with an adaptable logic layer for monitoring, recording, and managing data from a wide range of devices.
- Industrial/IoT Communications Router: A versatile router that supports a broad range of protocols to connect to different equipment, such as inverters, batteries, sensors, and controls.
- Data Monitoring and Recording: A robust data logging and monitoring system that provides real-time insights into your energy consumption and production.
- Automation and Management: A powerful logic layer that allows you to create custom rules and automation to optimize your energy usage and manage your devices.
- Extensible and Modular: Designed to be extensible, allowing you to add support for new devices and protocols.
For a detailed overview of the project structure, terminology, and module layout, please see our System Overview.
A quick reference for the project's feature set is available in the Feature Set document.
For details on the command-line interface and startup configuration, see the CLI Documentation.
Before you can build OpenWatt, you need a working D compiler. You can find installation instructions on the official D language website:
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Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/open-watt/openwatt.git cd openwatt -
Build the project using the Makefile:
make
This will create a debug build using the DMD compiler by default. For more advanced build options (e.g., building with LDC/GDC or creating a release build), please see the Contribution Guide.
Windows users can also use the Visual Studio solution file (
openwatt.sln) to build and run the project.
This project is dual-licensed.
- Non-Commercial and Educational Use: For non-commercial and educational use, this project is licensed under the Mozilla Public License, version 2.0. The full text of this license can be found in the LICENSE-MPL-2.0.md file.
- Commercial Use: For commercial use, a separate licensing agreement is required. Please see the LICENSE.md file for more information.
Contributions are welcome! We have a dedicated Contribution Guide with detailed instructions on how to set up your development environment, build the project, and submit pull requests.
For commercial licensing inquiries or other questions, please contact the project owner.