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homebridge-air-quality-file

v1.1.2

Published

Homebridge plugin to simulate an air quality sensor by reading values from file

Downloads

24

Readme

homebridge-air-quality-file

This is a plugin for Homebridge which shows up as an air quality sensor. The values are read from a file. Based on homebridge-temperature-file.

File format

The plugin expects to get a list of readings in JSON form:

[
  {"pm25": 1.3, "pm10": 2.9, "time": "12.03.2020 21:23:32"},
  {"pm10": 2.1, "pm25": 1.1, "time": "12.03.2020 22:47:28"}
]

You can use this guide to setup a Python script to read values from a SDS011 sensor to a file.

Make sure to change line 137 (jsonrow) of aqi.py from the guide above. The date format shoud be changed from %d.%m.%Y to %Y-%d-%m for the plugin to work reliably.

Installation and configuration

Run npm install homebridge-air-quality-file

Add an accessory configuration into your Homebridge config.json:

{
  "accessory": "AirQualityFile",
  "name": "Air-quality-sensor",
  "description": "Air quality sensor",
  "file_path": "/home/pi/air-quality/aqi.json"
}

Point the file_path to a file containing the readings.

Tests

Run tests with Jest

npm run test