On Friday, March 24, 2017 at 8:13:57 PM UTC-4, Robert Mantel wrote:
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> Bill, I have a question about the format of the MQTT message. I have my
> raspberry pi running weewx, I also have that unit using mathew's mqtt
> publisher to push data to my mosquitto server. I set up another virtual
>
On Friday, March 24, 2017 at 4:38:00 PM UTC-4, Thomas Carlin wrote:
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> One thing that is worth mentioning, I don't intend to use this to replace
> the weatherstation driver, in my case Vantage. I have been following the
> code examples listed in Adding a second datasource,
> http://weewx.com
Bill, I have a question about the format of the MQTT message. I have my
raspberry pi running weewx, I also have that unit using mathew's mqtt
publisher to push data to my mosquitto server. I set up another virtual
machine running weewx with your driver, but for the life of me cannot get
your
One thing that is worth mentioning, I don't intend to use this to replace
the weatherstation driver, in my case Vantage. I have been following the
code examples listed in Adding a second datasource,
http://weewx.com/docs/customizing.htm#Adding_2nd_source. In this example,
there is little ment
On Friday, March 24, 2017 at 10:42:36 AM UTC-4, Thomas Carlin wrote:
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> RE: the units, how does the rest of Weewx handle those? is it done by the
> driver, or the engine, or the device? I would like to stay consistent with
> the rest of the software. Since this is really only accessing a si
I like that layout for the config file, and looping over it should be
trivial. Your first question is exactly the reason that I want to handle
as much of this automagically as possible. The ESP platform is flexible
enough, think postage stamp sized Arduino, with built in WiFi, that costs
$5,
