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gwatt

v0.0.2

Published

Agent-first CLI for Growatt solar monitoring — JSON output, device filtering, hourly history

Readme

gwat

Agent-first CLI for Growatt solar monitoring. Built with Bun + TypeScript.

bun install -g gwatt

Why agent-first?

Every command supports --json for structured, machine-parseable output. Perfect for agents, scripts, and automation.

# Get today's production as JSON
gwat today --json

# Get a specific device
gwat today --device Abdulaziz --json

# Monthly history
gwat history -m 2026-06 --json

Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | gwat login -u <user> -p <pass> | Authenticate with Growatt | | gwat today [--json] [--device <name>] | Current day energy + device breakdown | | gwat history [-d \| -m \| -y \| -t] [--json] | Energy data for day/month/year/lifetime | | gwat status [--json] | List all plants and totals |

Quick start

# Login
gwat login -u alisher2099 -p berkino2099

# Today's data (all devices)
gwat today --json

# Single device
gwat today --device Abdulaziz --json

# Monthly history
gwat history -m 2026-06 --json

# Lifetime totals
gwat history -t --json

JSON output

today --json

{
  "plant": {
    "id": "10506247",
    "name": "solar alisher uy",
    "todayEnergy": 852.3,
    "capacityKw": 177.5,
    "currency": "UZS",
    "todayRevenue": 852300,
    "weather": "Shower Rain",
    "temperature": "24",
    "devicesOnline": 0
  },
  "devices": [
    {
      "name": "Abdulaziz",
      "serial": "NKE8E9T33C",
      "type": "inverter",
      "status": 2,
      "eToday": 296,
      "powerStr": "11.48kW"
    }
  ],
  "hours": [
    { "time": "00:30", "energy": 0, "unit": "kWh" },
    { "time": "12:00", "energy": 119, "unit": "kWh" }
  ]
}

today --device Abdulaziz --json

{
  "device": {
    "name": "Abdulaziz",
    "serial": "NKE8E9T33C",
    "type": "inverter",
    "status": "Online",
    "todayEnergy": 296,
    "powerStr": "11.48kW",
    "todayRevenue": 296000
  },
  "hours": [ ... ]
}

history -m 2026-06 --json

{
  "range": "month",
  "date": "2026-06",
  "plantId": "10506247",
  "plantName": "solar alisher uy",
  "totalEnergy": 5235,
  "data": [
    { "label": "01", "value": 599, "unit": "kWh" },
    { "label": "02", "value": 962.9, "unit": "kWh" }
  ]
}

Authentication

Session stored in ~/.gwat/config.json. Lasts ~24 hours. Re-login when expired.

Error handling

All errors return JSON with --json:

{ "error": "Not logged in", "details": "Run: gwat login -u <user> -p <pass>" }

Exit code is 1 on error.

Requirements

License

MIT