This is a project that got awarded a 3rd place in a contest organised by a Polish company POL-EKO. It's made using C#, making use of .NET 7 (latest version at the time of development) with WPF framework for UI and SQLite as the database solution.
It gets data from a proprietary device over HTTP and then displays them to end user as well as saves them to the database. User can view the data fetched from the device in real time or display the data saved in the database in form of a chart or a table by simply specifying the timespan.
It's translated to English and automatically selects the display language based on Windows language (Polish for Polish in Windows, English for every other language).
It's made to be easily expandable, so adding support for new types of devices is limited to extending the Device
class and making a DeviceControl for it.
There's also no setup required, it's ready to run.
This repo also includes TestingApi, a little Node.js script emulating the behaviour of the device, so you can try
the app yourself.
To run the monitoring app you need to compile it using .NET SDK and then just simply run it.
To run the testing API you need to have Node.js installed, and then:
- In
TestingApi, runnpm i. - Run the script using
node ./index.js.
To add a device in the monitoring app, just press the + icon in the Devices panel and enter its details
(for the TestingApi running on the same PC as the app it's: Device IP: 127.0.0.1, port: 56000).
