I didn’t tested it, but pyAlarmGuard (open-source) seems to perform this task. It is available in github at https://github.com/echo-devim/pyalarmguard. Please let me know if you test it, I’m interested on what it can do

You are right, the LED setup is just an example to show how a multimeter works. I’ll update the pictures with a more generic load and source. Many thanks for your feedback

Hi Ric, I just published a new tutorial. Please let me know if this works and you feedback

please can you confirm that you set DEBUG=TRUE in your .env file and the country flag are still not working?
We can check issues from 2 sides: from the server side (Raspberry PI) and client side (your browser).
From the server side, please chek if the docker compose logs server gives you any error.
From the client side, please use the developers tools in your Chrome (if you use this browser) to check if the Console gives you any error

Thanks I have got it to load in the domain name and adventurelog seems to work with domain name as well as local Ip – I had to make a few mods to the .env file. I can post it here later for reference. However it’s impossible for the country flag images to show – did you find a solution for this? Spent hours playing around with this.

I suppose you should change the .env file, substituting the IP with the domain name. Moreover, I think you should change the hosts file in your Raspberry PI adding a line with the subdomain/domain name. I suppose you already set the proper port forwarding in your home router. Can you test these changes or do you need more support for them?

Hi Ric. With newest Python versions you must use virtual environments. I’ll update this tutorial soon (today or tomorrow) as testing it again there are some changes to make, and I want to show easier tools. Stay tuned!