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implement econet exporter
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package econetmetrics
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import (
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"context"
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rheemcloud "github.com/kevinburke/rheemcloud-go"
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"go.opentelemetry.io/otel/attribute"
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"go.opentelemetry.io/otel/metric"
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)
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// registerLive wires the per-device live-state gauges to a single callback
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// that snapshots client.Devices() once per scrape (cheap, in-memory).
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func (c *Collector) registerLive() error {
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b := &gaugeBuilder{m: c.meter}
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g := &liveGauges{
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setpoint: b.i64("econet_setpoint_fahrenheit", "Target water temperature (°F)"),
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setpointMin: b.i64("econet_setpoint_min_fahrenheit", "Minimum allowed setpoint (°F)"),
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setpointMax: b.i64("econet_setpoint_max_fahrenheit", "Maximum allowed setpoint (°F)"),
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connected: b.i64("econet_connected", "1 if the device is connected"),
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running: b.i64("econet_running", "1 if the device is actively heating"),
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enabled: b.i64("econet_enabled", "1 if the device is enabled"),
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away: b.i64("econet_away", "1 if away mode is on"),
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hotWater: b.i64("econet_hot_water_availability_percent", "Hot water availability (%)"),
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alerts: b.i64("econet_alert_count", "Number of active alerts"),
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wifi: b.i64("econet_wifi_signal_db", "WiFi signal strength (dB)"),
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lastUpdated: b.i64("econet_last_updated_seconds", "Unix time of last MQTT state update"),
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info: b.i64("econet_device_info", "Device metadata (value is always 1)"),
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}
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if b.err != nil {
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return b.err
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}
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_, err := c.meter.RegisterCallback(func(_ context.Context, o metric.Observer) error {
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for _, d := range c.client.Devices() {
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g.observe(o, d)
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}
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return nil
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}, b.obs...)
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return err
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}
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// registerUsage wires the polled energy/water gauges, reading the cache the
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// poller refreshes (the underlying REST calls are too slow for a callback).
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func (c *Collector) registerUsage() error {
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b := &gaugeBuilder{m: c.meter}
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g := &usageGauges{
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energy: b.f64("econet_energy_usage_kwh", "Energy used today (kWh)"),
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cost: b.f64("econet_energy_cost_dollars", "Energy cost today in US dollars (kWh * costPerKWH)"),
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water: b.f64("econet_water_usage_gallons", "Water used today (gallons)"),
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}
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if b.err != nil {
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return b.err
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}
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_, err := c.meter.RegisterCallback(func(_ context.Context, o metric.Observer) error {
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c.mu.RLock()
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defer c.mu.RUnlock()
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for serial, u := range c.usage {
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g.observe(o, serial, u, c.cfg.CostPerKWH)
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}
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return nil
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}, b.obs...)
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return err
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}
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type liveGauges struct {
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setpoint, setpointMin, setpointMax metric.Int64ObservableGauge
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connected, running, enabled, away metric.Int64ObservableGauge
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hotWater, alerts, wifi, lastUpdated metric.Int64ObservableGauge
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info metric.Int64ObservableGauge
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}
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func (g *liveGauges) observe(o metric.Observer, d *rheemcloud.Device) {
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set := metric.WithAttributes(deviceAttrs(d)...)
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min, max := d.SetpointLimits()
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o.ObserveInt64(g.setpoint, int64(d.Setpoint()), set)
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o.ObserveInt64(g.setpointMin, int64(min), set)
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o.ObserveInt64(g.setpointMax, int64(max), set)
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o.ObserveInt64(g.connected, b2i(d.Connected()), set)
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o.ObserveInt64(g.running, b2i(d.Running()), set)
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o.ObserveInt64(g.enabled, b2i(d.Enabled()), set)
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o.ObserveInt64(g.away, b2i(d.Away()), set)
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o.ObserveInt64(g.hotWater, int64(d.HotWaterAvailability()), set)
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o.ObserveInt64(g.alerts, int64(d.AlertCount()), set)
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o.ObserveInt64(g.wifi, int64(d.WiFiSignal()), set)
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// LastUpdated is zero until the first MQTT update lands; skip it then
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// rather than emit a nonsensical negative epoch.
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if !d.LastUpdated.IsZero() {
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o.ObserveInt64(g.lastUpdated, d.LastUpdated.Unix(), set)
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}
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o.ObserveInt64(g.info, 1, metric.WithAttributes(infoAttrs(d)...))
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}
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type usageGauges struct {
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energy, cost, water metric.Float64ObservableGauge
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}
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func (g *usageGauges) observe(o metric.Observer, serial string, u usage, costPerKWH float64) {
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set := metric.WithAttributes(attribute.String("econet.serial", serial))
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o.ObserveFloat64(g.energy, u.energyKWH, metric.WithAttributes(
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attribute.String("econet.serial", serial),
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attribute.String("econet.energy_type", u.energyType),
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))
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o.ObserveFloat64(g.water, u.waterGallons, set)
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if u.energyType == "KWH" {
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o.ObserveFloat64(g.cost, u.energyKWH*costPerKWH, set)
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}
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}
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// deviceAttrs are low-cardinality identity attributes safe for every series.
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// They follow OTEL semantic-convention style (namespaced, dotted keys) and
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// deliberately exclude anything that changes over time (e.g. timestamps).
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func deviceAttrs(d *rheemcloud.Device) []attribute.KeyValue {
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return []attribute.KeyValue{
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attribute.String("econet.serial", d.SerialNumber()),
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attribute.String("econet.device_id", d.DeviceID()),
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attribute.String("econet.friendly_name", d.FriendlyName()),
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}
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}
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func infoAttrs(d *rheemcloud.Device) []attribute.KeyValue {
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return append(deviceAttrs(d),
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attribute.String("econet.type", d.Type().String()),
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attribute.String("econet.generic_type", d.GenericType()),
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attribute.String("econet.mode", d.Mode().String()),
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)
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}
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func b2i(b bool) int64 {
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if b {
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return 1
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}
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return 0
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}
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