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sht31-node

v1.0.1

Published

A simple solution to read temperature and humidity from the SHT31 sensor.

Downloads

21

Readme

sht31-node

A simple solution to read temperature and humidity from the SHT31 sensor.

This library relies on this datasheet.

Requirements

  • A Raspberry Pi
  • I2C must be enabled
  • SHT31 or SHT35 sensor Adafruit
  • Node.js v7.6 or newer

Usage

Simply require and instantiate the package as a class. The readSensorData method returns a promise.

const { SHT31 } = require('sht31-node')

// Parameters are unecessary when using a B+, A+, Zero, Zero W, Pi 2, or Pi 3
const sht31 = new SHT31()

sht31.readSensorData().then(data => {
    // Temperature in Fahrenheit
    const temperature = Math.round(data.temperature * 1.8 + 32)
    const humidity = Math.round(data.humidity)
    
  console.log(`The temperature is: ${temperature}°F`)
  console.log(`The Humidity is: ${humidity}%`)
}).catch(console.log)

Credits

Original work by @aphotix. Initially a fork of @alwint3r's well written sht31-node package.