tplink-energy-monitor VS Docker Swarm

I found this cool tp-energy-monitor dashboard that can be installed with Docker.

if you're handy. get a tp-link smart plug that supports power monitoring like an HS110 https://github.com/jamesbarnett91/tplink-energy-monitor theres docker info in the github link as well. theres probably other projects like this on github thats more up to date but this is what i found in 10 seconds.

Sorry for off-topic, but care to share it? So far I've only found this project

Great. After looking briefly at https://github.com/jamesbarnett91/tplink-energy-monitor, it does indeed appear to be running Express, so it's listening on 3000, it's just not being exposed.

If something has variable power like your refrigerator, use a logging application such as TPLink Energy Monitor. https://github.com/jamesbarnett91/tplink-energy-monitor#tplink-energy-monitor

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