Add gfx pack carbon intensity bar graph example. #812
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Interesting, I had an email from Octopus yesterday saying they'll be doing free hours of energy when green generation peaks. Something they are calling "Power ups." This ties in nicely. |
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Just realized there's linting issues here, I'll sort em. |
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@Gadgetoid @helgibbons I pushed a commit aimed at solving the linter issues. |
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@Gadgetoid played some more linter whackamole here. Strange thing is pylint in VSCode didn't pick that up. |
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Thanks very much for this (and for persevering with the linting!) There's not a lot of low carbon electricity to be had in Sheffield-on-Sea today... 🌧 |
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Adds an additional example showing how to use the UK carbon intensity API and display the information on a GFX pack as a sort of bar graph.
Includes documentation in the code and a small update to the relevant README file.