http://apps.coned.com/stormcenter_external/stormcenter_externaldata/data/interval_generation_data/metadata.xml
Take a directory from here and use it here: http://apps.coned.com//stormcenter_external/stormcenter_externaldata/data/interval_generation_data/2012_11_03_20_45_00/report.js
from: https://github.com/ckundo/sandy/blob/master/lib/sandy/provid...I've done a rudimentary version of jpetterson's at http://stormpox.com (much less pretty). I'm running a rake task that gets called via cron job. The rake task fetches and parses the feed (via the sandy gem) and posts it to a google spreadsheet via the google_drive API. stormpox.com is running as a static site on heroku with an embedded google timeline chart that auto-updates when the spreadsheet changes, and voila, insta-outage-chart (albeit google branded).
The code for the stormpox.com backend is at https://github.com/ckundo/coned_charts.
The sandy gem (previously the coned gem) is on rubygems and here: https://github.com/ckundo/sandy
Again great work jpetterson!
The coned gem (now https://github.com/ckundo/sandy) is craping data from the official Coned storm central site.
(Thanks, I fixed the typo. As a native Swedish speaker borough is one of those words that make no sense.)
https://github.com/ckundo/coned/blob/master/lib/coned.rb#L12
Does the "coned" gem use some public API that ConEd has, or does it just scrape their web site?
Note: "burough" should be "borough".