Re: [weewx-user] Import from Weathercat

Sorry, almost missed this one. I thought WeeWX used a vacuum somewhere but it seems not. (it was discussed when we were working on a database patch a couple of years back and I am aware of a couple of extensions that insert/delete data in some secondary databases that use it via schedule). I

Re: [weewx-user] Import from Weathercat

So, did get it working. Interesting note. When I was previously doing imports from a WC exported csv, my weewx.sdb, after import, was about 160MB (10 years of data). After importing from weewx, my weewx.sdb is over 600MB. Would there be any benefit to a VACUUM on sqlite post import? not

Re: [weewx-user] Import from Weathercat

On second thoughts there probably is some scope to have some sort of ignore list. I can see it relying on the user having a reasonable understanding of his/her data. I will make a note to look at this again. Gary On Tuesday, 4 August 2020 10:33:18 UTC+10, Ryan Stasel wrote: > > Cool! It just

Re: [weewx-user] Import from Weathercat

Cool! It just was hard to track what was going on given the errors/warnings. Shame we can't just say ignore those (fields, or lack there of) during import, unless I'm missing something obvious. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "weewx-user" group.

Re: [weewx-user] Import from Weathercat

You worked it out, I don’t think of those messages as errors rather they are warnings to check that the import is setup correctly. Hard to do it any other way with fixed format sources unless you add a lot of complexity. Gary -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the

Re: [weewx-user] Import from Weathercat

--suppress-warnings fixed it. =) And it seems to be importing fine. Sorry for the noise! -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "weewx-user" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to

Re: [weewx-user] Import from Weathercat

Realized I missed including actual errors. "Import field 'Lt2' is mapped to weewx field 'leafTemp2' but the import field 'Lt2' could not be found in one or more records. WeeWx field 'leafTemp2' will be set to 'None' in these records" -- You received this message because you are subscribed to

Re: [weewx-user] Import from Weathercat

Hi Gary, I'm just looking at this using weewx 4.1.1, and I'm seeing an odd result importing from WC using dryrun. It's throwing lots of errors related to LeafTemp and SoilTemp not being mapped (several for each since it's 4 sensors per). Which, makes sense, as I don't have those sensors (in

Re: [weewx-user] Import from Weathercat

Ville, Did you get around to trying the wee_import WeatherCat module? Gary -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "weewx-user" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to

Re: [weewx-user] Import from Weathercat

Ville, I have pushed the first cut of the Utilities Guide that includes WeatherCat import details to GitHub. You can view the document via this link . Just a word of caution,

Re: [weewx-user] Import from Weathercat

OK, should have the first cut of the WeatherCat section of wee_import portion of the Utilities Guides done today. Will post a link once done, check back before you do the import as the Utilities Guide will be an easier read than comments in a file. Gary On Friday, 15 May 2020 03:04:37 UTC+10,

Re: [weewx-user] Import from Weathercat

Good to hear that email was send succesfully. I try to get time on weekend to test it, I can make whole new virtual machine to try that import. Since yesterday I had to take my laptop (Macbook pro from 2016 with very shitty keyboard) to repair shop and have to work with space computer so it

Re: [weewx-user] Import from Weathercat

Thx for this! -Ville- > Ryan Stasel kirjoitti 12.5.2020 kello 23.30: > >  > Yup. Only concern (though not huge) is pressure vs barometer. According to WC > author, what's in the csv is "pressure". But that doesn't make sense to me > since WC displays "Pressure (rel)" which to me means

Re: [weewx-user] Import from Weathercat

Ville, I received all of your post in the email summary, think the embedded image may have caused some hiccups for google groups. I have yet to write the weathercat instructions for the Utilities Guide but they will be very similar to the Cumulus

Re: [weewx-user] Import from Weathercat

2. Temperature: °C and °F Dewpoint: °C and °F Pressure: mBar, in Hg, hPa Windspeed: km/h, MPH, Knots, m/s Wind direction: Degrees, Compass, Cardinal Preciputation: mm, inches Height: Metres, Feet Time: 12 Hr, 24 Hr 3. I think compass settings is like N, S, NE, etc.. Here is link for my

Re: [weewx-user] Import from Weathercat

Thanks for this config file. I check it also. Maybe the config can be uploaded to weewx github? -Ville- > Ryan Stasel kirjoitti 12.5.2020 kello 23.30: > > Yup. Only concern (though not huge) is pressure vs barometer. According to WC > author, what's in the csv is "pressure". But that doesn't

Re: [weewx-user] Import from Weathercat

Thanks Ville, that all falls pretty much into line with what I have done. Not exactly sure what is meant by/the differences between degrees, compass and cardinal. At present all that wee_import will support is degrees, though I have some cardinal/intercardinal code elsewhere in wee_import that

Re: [weewx-user] Import from Weathercat

I think we need to take the authors advice at face value given the following is at the top of each .cat file: WeatherCat data file ***If you modify this file, be sure to delete the relevent .hrs file***. t and V are not optional, all other fields are. t is the day, hour and minute (2 digits

Re: [weewx-user] Import from Weathercat

Yup. Only concern (though not huge) is pressure vs barometer. According to WC author, what's in the csv is "pressure". But that doesn't make sense to me since WC displays "Pressure (rel)" which to me means "Barometer" unless I'm completely misunderstanding. My csv.conf is attached. I did end

Re: [weewx-user] Import from Weathercat

Ville, I have the WeatherCat import working under WeeWX4/python3 (yet to confirm python2) the only outstanding issue I have is units. I do not have access to WeatherCat so I am relying on the User Manual and whatever I can glean

Re: [weewx-user] Import from Weathercat

Hi Ryan, Sounds great! I tryet importing from csv file some time ago, but newer get it to work. I guess it was user error.. Can you share more your configs how you did the import? -Ville- > Ryan Stasel kirjoitti 8.5.2020 kello 21.48: > > Hi Ville, > > Just a heads up. I literally JUST

Re: [weewx-user] Import from Weathercat

Hi Ville, Just a heads up. I literally JUST imported 11 years worth of data out of WC into Weewx using a csv export from WC (5min intervals) and then using wee_import to import into weewx. Certainly not as clean as a native import, but it seems to have worked. Initially tested on my Pi4 and it

Re: [weewx-user] Import from Weathercat

Ok, No problem with waiting, just wanted to hear somethink of WeatherCat import state. But it sound’s promising! -Ville- > gjr80 kirjoitti 6.5.2020 kello 15.36: > > Hi Ville, > > My apologies that WeatherCat support for wee_import did not make it into > 4.0.0. However, I have started

Re: [weewx-user] Import from Weathercat

Hi Ville, My apologies that WeatherCat support for wee_import did not make it into 4.0.0. However, I have started adding back the the WeatherCat code that removed back in 2017. I see no reason why it will not appear in the next release. I will certainly get you to do some testing, my sample

Re: [weewx-user] Import from Weathercat

Hello Gary and all, WeeWX 4 is released, thank you for all the hard work everyone has made!! I see that import from WeatherCat is not included there and would like to know is there happening any progress for making import working? I can test the importing when there is somethink to test. :)

Re: [weewx-user] Import from Weathercat

Hi, No unfortunately it has not been included in b1. I will get to it, unfortunately other things have taken priority. Gary On Saturday, 16 November 2019 21:10:32 UTC+10, Ville Helander wrote: > > Hello Gary, > > WeeWX beta1 is just released, is this WeatherCat import available with > that

Re: [weewx-user] Import from Weathercat

Hello Gary, WeeWX beta1 is just released, is this WeatherCat import available with that beta1 release? -Ville- > On 13. Oct 2019, at 0.06, gjr80 wrote: > > Thank you, seems I did commit WeatherCat support back in April 2017 but it > appears (for reasons unknown) to have been largely

Re: [weewx-user] Import from Weathercat

Thank you very much! I wait to get it into the development version of Weewx and then can test it. :) -Ville- > On 13 Oct 2019, at 0.06, gjr80 wrote: > > Thank you, seems I did commit WeatherCat support back in April 2017 but it > appears (for reasons unknown) to have been largely removed.

Re: [weewx-user] Import from Weathercat

Thank you, seems I did commit WeatherCat support back in April 2017 but it appears (for reasons unknown) to have been largely removed. I will have a look at resurrecting it (it shouldn’t be too hard) though it was a first cut so may still have some rough edges plus documentation is still to be

Re: [weewx-user] Import from Weathercat

Hi, Thank’s for answering. When you watch the code of wee_import utility you can see the weathercat mention there. Here is link: https://github.com/weewx/weewx/blob/master/bin/wee_import > gjr80 kirjoitti 12.10.2019 kello 14.58: > > Hi, > > I recall doing some work with WeatherCat log files

[weewx-user] Import from Weathercat

Hi, I recall doing some work with WeatherCat log files and wee_import at home, but I don’t recall ever pushing anything to the WeeWX repo. I had a quick look just now and I can find nothing. Can you point me to the information that makes you believe wee_import can import WeatherCat data. Gary

[weewx-user] Import from Weathercat

Hello all! I have searched alot from the net and Weewx github to understund importing from Weathercat. I can look the wee_import code and there is mention of weathercat and some info. What should I put to import.conf file? I see the examples of CSV, WU and Cumulus import conf files, but not