@rlightner my suggestion is to allow the user to change the END DATE of the brew (when done) then simply delete all readings AFTER that date. You could avoid having to create some bulk delete interface. Ideally just a quick prompt like "Would you like to delete any readings outside the brew dates?"
I think this is a great idea!
Any going to HomeBrew Con in Portland?
@rlightner definitely will be at Homebrew Con (I am President of the Oregon Brew Crew and we will have a big presence at Club Night!). Re: deleting rows, the only complaint I have is that after you delete, it takes you back to the first page. I am most often trying to delete the oldest readings so having it stay on the last page (or the one just prior) would be more useful and save some frustration. But this is still a huge help :thumbsup: :beers:
Hey guys, new user with a possible dumb question. When setting up my first real brew, I had selected the 'Private' box with the intent of keeping the process from being viewed publicly. I see I now have 20ish views of my brew. Does the 'Private' box not do what I think it does or is it not functioning correctly?
Thoughts?
I did send an email via the brewstat site.
do you have an outage?
Some Tile Pi Feedback:
Use the HDMI version of the firmware even if you are not attaching a monitor to the Pi and interact with it as web server.
Besure to visit the system menu page and do a "UPDATE APP(FLOW)" if the version number is not 2.1 or greater.
On the logging page:
- Turn off "Use default cloud URL for all".
- Turn off "Start Logging to the cloud".
- Set the beer name entry (might not be needed)
- Set the "Cloud URL" to link displayed on the "Tilt™ Hydrometer Devices" page
- Turn off "Start Logging to the cloud".
opps step five is turn on "Start Logging to the cloud".
Hi, Raine. I notice that my Tilt sends gravity readings to three decimal places, and Brewstat uses them without problem, but if I edit a temp in the edit Tilt data feature, it drops the last digit and replaces it with a zero. For example, if I change an SG to 1.052, the spreadsheet saves it as 1.050. It will show all Tilt-generated numbers to all three decimal places, in both the dashboard and on the chart, but any edited SGs always show a zero for that last digit. I sometimes need to do this when I start fermentation, but am not able to set up the brew on brewstat until later after the gravity has dropped a bit from its original reading. I like to change the first recorded temp to what it actually was. This, of course, makes a funky chart, but it gives a more accurate ABV reading. Btw, as far as I can recall, it's always done this. Thanks for the great site and all the work you do on it! Cheers, Steve
Dou you think it could be some problem on your server? all logging data seems OK.
Thanks in advance!
Is this still being actively maintained?
Is anyone else seeing this? @rlightner has any code changed recently?
The data on the brew page itself looks fine:
@RabbitFarmer @alexhowarth I have a work around for your OG problem
The API to push is pretty straightforward. You need to do a http POST to the URL that brewstatus gives you for your tilt.
The headers should say
Content Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded and the payload should contain SG=1.019&Temp=71.0&Color=ORANGE&Timepoint=43984.33630927084&Beer=Beer&Comment=Comment
Beer and Comment are ignored, so they can be whatever, just set the SG Temp Color and Timestamp appropriately.
I have an issue with edit tilt data where I can't enter gravity manually with three significant figures (so 1.005 gets rounded to 1.010 which is a big difference), so I use this workaround. If I get 10 mins, I'll write a web form to do it and post the link here.
I am new to BrewStat.us, but I can't find any documentation about how to edit the recipe after it has been uploaded. I upload the BeerXML, and not everything uploads correctly; for example, if I'm doing a 90 minute boil, it comes across as 60 minutes. I can't fix that. Is there any way to fix any of the details that come across in the XML file except the SG, the yeast strain, and the IBU for example?
