Open e-Mobility Angular Dashboard App

Summary

The Angular dashboard connects to the Open e-Mobility NodeJs Server to display the charging stations in real time.

The application features:

• Charging Stations details and real-time statuses
• Charging sessions curves in real time
• Charging stations remote control (Reboot, Clear Cache, Stop Transaction, Unlock Connector)
• Charging Station Template management: Zero configuration
• User management
• Badge management
• Role management (ABAC)
• Static Energy Management: Manually limit the charging station
• Smart Charging with Assets, Fair Sharing, Peak Shaving, Cost Management and Phase Balancing
• Realtime Asset Management (Building, Battery, Solar Panel)
• Billing with Stripe
• Complex Pricing
• Roaming integration (Gire, Hubject)
• Refunding (SAP Concur)
• Simple Statistics + Advanced Analytics (SAP Analytics)
• Car Connector Management (Get the car's data to optimize the charging session)

Contact the author Serge FABIANO

Installation

• Install NodeJS: https://nodejs.org/ (install the LTS version)
• Clone this GitHub project
• Go into the ev-dashboard directory and run npm install or yarn install (use sudo in Linux)

NOTE:

• On Windows with chocolatey (https://chocolatey.org/), do as an administrator:

choco install -y nodejs-lts

• On Mac OSX with Homebrew (https://brew.sh/), do:

brew install node

• Follow the rest of the setup below

The Dashboard

Configuration

There is one template provided: src/assets/config-template.json.

Rename it to config.json.

Move this configuration file into the src/assets directory.

Edit this file, you will set relevant config data in it.

Connect to the Central Service REST Server (CSRS)

The dashboard is served by a web server, downloaded into the browser and will call the REST Server to retrieve and display the data.

Set the REST Server URL:

  "CentralSystemServer": {
    "protocol": "http",
    "host": "localhost",
    "port": 80
  },

Create and set a Google Maps API key

Ev-dashboard requires you to setup a Google API key: https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/get-api-key#restrict_key. Once the key is created it must be enabled (from the Google Console) and the value must replace the one present in /src/index.html, in Google Maps section:

src="https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/js?key=<YOUR_KEY_HERE>&libraries=places&language=en"></script>

Setup the reCaptcha API key

In order to call REST endpoints of ev-server, a reCaptcha key is required. Refers to this link https://www.google.com/recaptcha/admin/create to create one then copy the client key in config.json, in User section:

	"User": {
	  "maxPictureKb": 150,
	  "captchaSiteKey": "<GOOGLE_RECAPTCHA_KEY_CLIENT>"
	},

Start the Dashboard Server

Development Mode

npm start

Production Mode

First build the sources with:

npm run build:prod

Next, start the server with:

npm run start:prod

Secured Production Mode (SSL)

Build the sources as above and run it with:

npm run start:prod:ssl

Tests End To End

To run e2e tests, you first need to have a server and UI up and running. Then start the e2e suite with:

npm run e2e

That's it!

License

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