iris-climatiq-adapter

An IRIS Interoperability adapter for using the Climatiq API

Introduction

The Climatiq API is a service for calculate estating of CO2 emissions for several human activities.

Currently, the following Climatiq messages are implemented:

• Water treatment

TODO list (available for the older beta3 version but still unimplemented in beta4):

• Estimate
• Flights
• Plastic waste
• Clothing and footware

TODO list (available for the newer beta4 version but still unimplemented):

• A LOT! Any help to increase the supported list are very welcome! :)

IPM

You can add this adapter to your project using the IPM (formely known as ZPM):

USER>zpm
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|| Welcome to the Package Manager Shell (ZPM).                             ||
|| Enter q/quit to exit the shell. Enter ?/help to view available commands ||
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zpm:USER>install iris-climatiq-adapter

DOCKER Support - sample app

Prerequisites

Make sure you have git and Docker desktop installed.

Installation

Clone/git pull the repo into any local directory

$ git clone https://github.com/jrpereirajr/iris-climatiq-adapter.git  

Open the terminal in this directory and run:

$ docker-compose build

Run IRIS container with your project:

$ docker-compose up -d

Test from docker console

$ docker-compose exec iris1 iris session iris
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After you are done, you can access a sample IRIS production with the Climatiq Business Operation using the Climatiq Output Adapter:

This adapter uses the Climatiq API to perform the CO2 estimations. So, you need to have the Climatiq API key set up in the Climatiq Business Operation:

You also have to set up a SSL configuration in the Climatiq Business Operation, in order to perform HTTPS requests:

After you are done, you can start the IRIS Interoperaiblity production and test the Climatiq Business Operation:

Note that you ask to Climatiq estimate the CO2 emissions for US$ 100 of water treatment, which climatiq estimate as emiting 409.1 kg of CO2.