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@lukastr1980/davis

v1.0.4

Published

A minimal TypeScript client for interacting with the Weatherlink Davis API.

Readme

Davis Weatherlink API Client

A minimal TypeScript client for interacting with the Weatherlink Davis API.

Features

  • Lightweight, promise-based client using axios
  • Typed interfaces with full TypeScript support
  • Full coverage of WeatherLink v2 API endpoints listed in the public docs
  • Async iterator for chunked historic data retrieval

Installation

npm install @lukastr1980/davis

Running tests

  • Unit tests (no network):
    • npm test
    • Uses Node's built-in test runner and fakes HTTP calls. Fast and deterministic.
  • Integration tests (real Weatherlink API):
    • Create a .env file in the project root with:
      • RUN_INTEGRATION=1
      • API_KEY=...
      • API_SECRET=...
      • Optionally STATION_ID=... or STATION_UUID=...
    • Then run npm test. The tests will read .env automatically and print a short summary of live responses.
    • Alternatively, set these environment variables in your shell instead of using .env.

Usage

import { WeatherlinkClient } from "@lukastr1980/davis";

(async () => {
  const client = new WeatherlinkClient({
    apiKey: process.env.API_KEY!,
    apiSecret: process.env.API_SECRET!,
  });

  // Get station list
  const stations = await client.getStations();
  console.log("Stations:", stations);

  // Retrieve current data for the first station
  const current = await client.getCurrent(stations[0].station_id);
  if (current) {
    console.log("Current:", current);
  }

  // Iterate over the last 24h of historic data in daily chunks
  const end = Date.now();
  const start = end - 24 * 3600 * 1000;
  for await (const chunk of client.iterateHistoric(stations[0].station_id, start, end)) {
    console.log("Historic chunk:", chunk);
  }
})();

API surface

  • WeatherlinkClient: construct with { apiKey, apiSecret, axiosConfig?, axiosInstance? }.
  • Metadata
    • getStations(): StationInfo[]
    • getStationsByIds(ids): StationInfo[]
    • getNodes(): NodeInfo[]
    • getNodesByIds(ids): NodeInfo[]
    • getSensors(): SensorInfo[]
    • getSensorsByIds(ids): SensorInfo[]
    • getSensorActivity(): SensorActivity[]
    • getSensorActivityByIds(ids): SensorActivity[]
    • getSensorCatalog(): unknown
  • Weather Data
    • getCurrent(stationId): CurrentResponse | null
    • getHistoric(stationId, start, end): CurrentResponse | null
    • iterateHistoric(stationId, start, end, windowSeconds?): AsyncGenerator
  • Reports
    • getReportET(stationId, start?, end?): unknown | null

WeatherlinkClient options

new WeatherlinkClient({
  apiKey: '...',
  apiSecret: '...',
  axiosConfig: { timeout: 15000 }, // optional axios request config
  axiosInstance,                    // optional custom axios instance (useful for tests)
});

The axiosInstance option lets you inject a preconfigured axios client (or a stub) for unit testing without real HTTP requests.