tic4eebus

EEBUS OPEV use case with Linky customer interface (TIC) aiming to handle Electrical Vehicle charge according to available energy (PCOUP)

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Summary

• Introduction
• Installation
• Documentation
• Contributing
• Support
• Contributors

Introduction

The tic4eebus application is used as a energy management system (referred as EnergyGuard in EEBUS documentation) using Linky customer interface (known as Télé Information Client or TIC) as metering source to control electrical vehicle charge through a wallbox (i.e the EEBUS interface).

Installation

Prerequisites

To generate the application, you need to install :

• Go

For application proper functioning, you need to install :

• TIC2WebSocket

Build executable file

When you are at the project root, simply type the following command:

go build -o tic4eebus cmd/tic4eebus/main.go

As a result, the tic4eebus executable file is created.

Starting the Application

To start the tic4eebus application, execute the commnand :

./tic4eebus

Note: For application tic4eebus proper functioning, application TIC2WebSocket must be started.

Help

Add --help option to get basic information on how to use the application.

./tic4eebus --help

Version

Add --version option to display the application version.

./tic4eebus --version

Documentation

[TODO]

Contributing ?

You don't need to be a developer to contribute, nor do much, you can simply:

• Enhance documentation,
• Correct a spelling,
• Report a bug
• Ask a feature
• Give us advices or ideas,
• etc.

To help you start, we invite you to read Contributing, which gives you rules and code conventions to respect

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Contributors

Core contributors :

• Jehan BOUSCH (jehan-externe.bousch@enedis.fr)

We strive to provide a benevolent environment and support any contribution.