On Wednesday, September 23, 2020 at 7:20:46 AM UTC-7, 
karlch...@googlemail.com wrote:
>
> 3. Graphical installer (Terminal and GUI based)
>
> For the most users its really a little bit to hard to change things here 
> and there in some python scripts - but the most users don’t need that much 
> to change. So i guess a simple and a pro config with a setup wizard could 
> improve the user experience and also the installations around the globe. 
>  
>
 
If you install the packaged version of weewx it asks all the right 
questions already.  Why require a GUI ?   That opens up a lot of complexity 
and potential security risk to get the GUI the permissions to write the 
output file(s) out.

Each extension or driver could potentially require different customization 
(example - Belchertown skin and WeatherFlow UDP driver tend to require a 
lot of editing in weewx.conf).   There is probably no reasonable way to 
handle this generically that I can think of.  Ultimately the user needs to 
be able to edit a simple text file.  That's not much to ask.


4. Easy support of different other sources
>
> We want to add some additional sensors to weewx - but not directly 
> connected to the raspberry pi - we want to use some wifi connected 
> arduinos. But we don’t know how to setup these in weewx so that this data 
> will be stored in the database and forwarded to some cloud services...
>
>  
>

There have been many posts for how to get data into and out of weewx from a 
variety of sensors.  Look around in the wiki and group archive a bit.  
Typically people import a flat file (csv perhaps) or use MQTT for this.

 

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