{"repository":{"description":"This project documents my adventures in learning how to wire up my home for wireless power monitoring. I live in a rented apartment so I don't have hacking-access to a meter or breaker panel. Since I'm still very interested in measuring my power usage on a long term basis, I built wireless outlet reporters. Building your own power monitor isn't too tough and can save money but I'm not a fan of sticking my fingers into 120V power. Instead, I'll used the existing Kill-a-watt power monitor, which works great and is available at my local hardware store.","homepage":"http://www.ladyada.net/make/tweetawatt/","watchers":1,"stargazers":1,"forks":1,"fork":true,"size":172,"owner":"misterbonnie","private":false,"open_issues":0,"has_issues":false,"has_downloads":true,"has_wiki":true,"language":"Python","created_at":"2013-03-24T18:21:59-07:00","pushed_at":"2013-04-04T18:24:34-07:00","master_branch":"master"},"actor_attributes":{"type":"User","name":"David Kirwan","blog":"http://about.me/dkirwan","location":"Ireland","email":"da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709"},"url":"https://github.com/misterbonnie/Tweet-a-Watt"}