Input values

here stream code github:

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#include <plotlyyun.h>
#include <yunmessenger.h>
#include <bridge.h>
#include <console.h>

// initialize plotly "plotters" unique token generated you
// when sign free account on plotly (https://plot.ly)
// find stream tokens in plotly account here: https://plot.ly/settings
// initialize many plotters want! each plotter send
// data same plot separate line.

plotly plotter("put_your_10_character_stream_token_here");

void setup() {

    // start-up bridge , console
    bridge.begin();

    delay(2000);
    console.begin();
    while (!console) {
      ; // wait console port connect.
    }
    console.buffer(64);
    delay(2000);
}

void loop() {

    plotter.plot( analogread(a0) );

    delay(100); // graph 10 points every second
}


and here's code resulted crossing above code emon's monitoring code:

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#include <emonlib.h>
#include <plotlyyun.h>
#include <yunmessenger.h>
#include <bridge.h>
#include <console.h>

// emonlibrary examples openenergymonitor.org, licence gnu gpl v3

#include "emonlib.h"             // include emon library
energymonitor emon1;             // create instance
plotly plotter1("amrxgeikpf");
plotly plotter2("phw76cyuky");

void setup()
{ 
  serial.begin(9600);
 
  emon1.voltage(1, 170, 1);  // voltage: input pin, calibration, phase_shift
  emon1.current(0, 110);       // current: input pin, calibration.
  pinmode(2, output);
  pinmode(3, output);
  pinmode(4, output);
  pinmode(5, output);
  pinmode(6, output);
  pinmode(7, output);
 
  bridge.begin();
 
  process p;
  p.runshellcommand("/root/run_plotly.sh");
  while (p.running()){ ; } // nothing until process finishes
  delay(2000);
 
  console.begin();
  while (!console) {
      ; // wait console port connect.
    }
   
    console.buffer(64);
    delay(2000);

    plotter1.timezone = "america/montreal";
    plotter2.timezone = "america/montreal";
}

void loop()
{
  emon1.calcvi(20,2000);         // calculate all. no.of half wavelengths (crossings), time-out
  emon1.serialprint();           // print out variables (realpower, apparent power, vrms, irms, power factor)
 
  float realpower       = emon1.realpower;        //extract real power variable
  float apparentpower   = emon1.apparentpower;    //extract apparent power variable
  float powerfactor     = emon1.powerfactor;      //extract power factor variable
  float supplyvoltage   = emon1.vrms;             //extract vrms variable
  float irms            = emon1.irms;             //extract irms variable
  if (emon1.realpower>50) digitalwrite(2, high);
    else digitalwrite(2, low);
  if (emon1.realpower>200) digitalwrite(3, high);
    else digitalwrite(3, low);
  if (emon1.realpower>500) digitalwrite(4, high);
    else digitalwrite(4, low);
  if (emon1.realpower>1000) digitalwrite(5, high);
    else digitalwrite(5, low);
  if (emon1.realpower>2000) digitalwrite(6, high);
    else digitalwrite(6, low);
  if (emon1.realpower>3000) digitalwrite(7, high);
    else digitalwrite(7, low);
   
  plotter1.plot( realpower );
  plotter2.plot( irms );
 
  delay(100);
}

problem won't plot values serial monitor. i'm looking plot real power , rms current on time. i've tried replacing brackets content emon1.realpower,  emon1.irms , realpower, irms (these last 2 roots cpp file).

if put "plotly" in title attract people can , save of cannot unnecessarily looking @ thread.

also looks yun question - why not moved yun section?

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