Welcome to wGrid Dashboard!

This dashboard is a work in progress. It is not yet complete, but it is being actively developed.

My main aim is to combine what I like about National Grid: Live and Energy Dashboard into a single dashboard, while making it easier for anyone else that also wants to develop a dashboard to use the data.


How does it work?

The data is sourced from a number of different sources, and then combined into a single database. This DB then serves a number of different API (Application Programming Interface) endpoints, including the current electricity mix and historical data for a given time period.

The data is then used to generate a number of different charts, through chart.js, and is displayed.


Can I use this API for [project]?

One of the main goals is to make the API stable and reliable enough for use in not just my projects, but other's too. For the moment, I will not stop you using it ('Access-Control-Allow-Origin' is set to '*' and no custom rate limits are imposed), but anything could change at any time. Proper docs will be written once the API is stable.


Can I download the database?

Sure, it's sqlite3. Download it here, I may make a reference parser in the future but it's super easy to just figure out yourself anyway.


Is this open source?

I may submit this for my A-Level project, so no for now, but it will be in the future.


Sources

The data used in this dashboard is sourced from:


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