Thanks!!! That was fast, indeed. And, I was right in thinking that the python code needed to be touched as well. And, of course, I was thinking, oh, this is just a skin, and wondering why the charts didn’t update. Duh! It has code, so of course, weewx had to be restarted…. All’s good now and I’ve got my indoor temp charts! Yea! Again, thanks and I owe you a beer the next time I see you! Don’t hold your breath, as California is a ways away from the UK (in so many ways!). Cheers, and thanks again! Bob
On Wednesday, October 14, 2026 at 5:48:30 PM UTC-7 Ian wrote: > Bob, > Please note, the new Indoor Temperature day chart will be created at the > first record write after updating. The other time periods will take longer. > > On Thursday, October 15, 2026 at 1:44:47 AM UTC+1 Ian wrote: > >> Bob, >> All fixed for you: - >> >> Release of version 1.1.0 >> >> https://github.com/Millardiang/weewx-ecowitt_console_emulator >> >> ## [1.1.0] – 2026-10-14 >> >> ### Added >> - Indoor temperature chart on every Charts tab (`inTemp`, mappable in >> `[[FieldMap]]`): >> the average on the Day, Week and Month tabs, the daily high and low on >> the Year tab. >> - The installer asks whether to show VPD (vapour pressure deficit): yes >> shows the VPD >> reading and its chart as before, no leaves both out. `--vpd=y|n` answers >> it for >> unattended installs; the answer is stored as `show_vpd` and offered >> again on >> reinstall. Existing installations keep VPD. >> - "Indoor temperature" in all 30 languages. >> >> ### Changed >> - The readings row spreads its readings evenly whatever their number >> (six when VPD >> is not shown). >> - Installing removes the calendar-year chart files (`chart_2025.json` >> ...), so WeeWX >> writes them again with the new charts; before, a year's file was never >> rewritten. >> - The VPD chart is always in the chart files and left out by the page >> when VPD is >> not shown, so changing `show_vpd` takes effect at once on every tab and >> year. >> >> ### Fixed >> - With one rain gauge, long words in some languages ran into the rain >> totals or out >> of the panel: the rate line and the total labels are now fitted to their >> space, >> and the Czech, Finnish, Hungarian, Norwegian and Tamil labels there are >> shorter. >> - Labels in the readings row could be cut short instead of going onto >> two lines. >> >> >> On Wednesday, October 14, 2026 at 4:23:09 PM UTC+1 Dr__Bob wrote: >> >>> By the way, Ian, thanks as well for the new Ecowitt driver. I very much >>> appreciate now having a supported and maintained driver that has all the >>> bells and whistles AND is straight-forward to install using the standard >>> weewx tools! >>> Thanks, >>> Bob >>> >>> On Wednesday, October 7, 2026 at 3:00:02 PM UTC-7 Steeple Ian wrote: >>> >>>> weewx-ecowitt_console_emulator — a realtime Ecowitt console emulator >>>> skin for WeeWX 5 >>>> >>>> A full-screen, landscape dashboard for a wall or desk tablet, laid out >>>> like the Ecowitt WH2560 / HP2560 console, in a choice of navy-blue, black >>>> or white palettes: outdoor temperature ring, wind dial, selectable >>>> temperature/humidity channel, soil moisture / leaf wetness and lightning >>>> line, leak indicators, PM2.5 and CO₂, sun arc and moon phase, rain >>>> (traditional or piezo), and barometer with 3-hour trend and a >>>> pressure-tendency forecast (a moon replaces the sun between sunset and >>>> sunrise). The sky panel has a sun arc and, inside it, a moon track with >>>> moonrise/moonset times; the moon is worked out in the browser for the >>>> station's position, so WeeWX doesn't need the ephem package. The >>>> readings row includes VPD, always in kPa. Like the console, signal bars >>>> sit >>>> next to each reading and a battery icon only appears when a battery is >>>> low. >>>> 30 different language translations. and 6 units group settings. >>>> >>>> Although primarily formatted for a tablet device, layout is responsive >>>> to any screen size from a mobile phone to a large format screen. >>>> >>>> It works with any WeeWX 5 station fed by an Ecowitt gateway or console, >>>> whatever driver brings the data in. It needs no other extension: the skin >>>> has its own database, its own live-data service and its own chart data. >>>> >>>> If the *weewx-EcowittGateway >>>> <https://github.com/Millardiang/weewx-ecowittGateway>* driver/service >>>> happens to be installed, the skin also makes use of what it provides: its >>>> ecwLoop.json live file, its rain_source setting, and the extra fields >>>> it adds (10-minute wind direction, max daily gust, feels-like, the second >>>> rain gauge in p_rain, sensor batteries and signal). Without it the >>>> skin uses its own live file and works the extras out itself (see Fields >>>> <https://github.com/Millardiang/weewx-ecowitt_console_emulator#fields-the-dashboard-uses>). >>>> >>>> Only the sensors you actually have are shown. >>>> Live demo at https://console.steepleclaydonweather.uk >>>> >>>> Repository at >>>> https://github.com/Millardiang/weewx-ecowitt_console_emulator >>> >>> -- 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 [email protected]. To view this discussion visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/weewx-user/98431d1b-10c8-42bf-b41e-8c18cc8116f8n%40googlegroups.com.
