A very simple data polling ruby script. It's intended to be ran on a Cron schedule where it will then poll the data from my ESP8266, and also the Forecast.IO API. It will then upload the data to data.sparkfun.com and also my very own ElasticSearch cluster.

temp_uploader.rb

require 'time'
require 'forecast_io'
require 'curb'
phant_public_key = '---'
phant_private_key = '---'
location = ['45.2912', '-122.4037']
#NOTE: This script is intended to be ran on a Cron schedule.

ForecastIO.configure do |configuration|
  configuration.api_key = '---'
end

outside_temp       = ForecastIO.forecast(*location)["currently"]["temperature"]
temperature_client = Curl::Easy.http_get('http://192.168.1.110/temp')
indoor_temp        = temperature_client.body
payload            = {outside_temp: outside_temp, indoor_temp: indoor_temp}.to_json

c = Curl::Easy.http_post("http://data.sparkfun.com/input/#{phant_public_key}", payload) do |curl|
  curl.headers['Accept']            = 'application/json'
  curl.headers['Content-Type']      = 'application/json'
  curl.headers['Phant-Private-Key'] = phant_private_key
end

#NOTE: if using ElasticSearch, uncomment this.
# elastic_payload = {outside_temp: outside_temp, indoor_temp: indoor_temp, timestamp: DateTime.now.iso8601}.to_json
# elastic = Curl::Easy.http_post("http://es.adamrunner.com:9200/temperature/data", elastic_payload) do |curl|
#   curl.headers['Accept']            = 'application/json'
#   curl.headers['Content-Type']      = 'application/json'
# end