ah thats very cool @Wize !! yeah the mining that one can do from the engine data is amazing!!Howdy xander75,
Thank you for doing all of this! While I have a fair amount of software work experience I'm just running a standard x86 based Windows PC right now without doing much development work and don't care to set up any servers on this PC. I actually was looking to get the CSV files so I can combine them using Alteryx script into a flat file that I use as a database for a Tableau workbook of all my flights and engine data. One of the big limitations with the Savvy platform is the inability to easily compare historical data or get data sets beyond a single flight visualized easily. I.e. I like comparing my carb temp vs. OAT and setting like this picture below using a scatter plot. Tableau lets me create all sorts of interesting graphics and, perhaps most importantly, allow me to filter out bad or otherwise erroneous data.
I'll hang tight until another solution comes along. It takes me about an hour to extract a year's worth of CSV files out of the JPI files. And then I have to filter them for all the instances when the JPI instrument was only on for a ground run or something that I don't want to consider as a true "flight". So that's probably a quicker process than setting up a virtual server to run Grafana, mysql, et al.
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if you like to give it a try, install docker desktop and I'll share you the descriptor file to build a container from that descriptor which is then a fully configured and baked linux distro (about 1Gb), you'll point your browser to localhost:8080 (or whichever port you chose for the apache webserver in the container and you're good to go).
If you don't wanna go through that, you can also share your jpi file(s) with me and I'll convert them to csv's if you like no problem!
cheers!
xander