Thank you - working on it (probably be back)
On Fri, Oct 7, 2022 at 5:34 PM Tom Keffer wrote:
> I would suggest thinking of it in terms of multiplexing your 3 different
> data streams into one, which would then present to an instance of weewxd.
> There are several ways to do this.
>
> The
I would suggest thinking of it in terms of multiplexing your 3 different
data streams into one, which would then present to an instance of weewxd.
There are several ways to do this.
The traditional way is to pick one of the streams to be the main one and
write a driver for it. The other two
Hello, I would not yet call myself a beginner Python programmer, but having
fallen from the nest too many times to count – I am ready to fly! I have a
question about code structure as it relates to Weewx and Python on the
Raspberry Pi (3B+, PiOS). Here’s the setup; one outdoor unit sends
To paraphrase Tom, I wrote a program called wee_trend during the summer of
2022 to learn a bit about Python/git/GitHub, and because it was hot and
muggy in Nova Scotia. It produces 120 .png plots of weather trend data from
our weewx generated NOAA files. It is available here, and the
Hmmm,
v0.6.3 used commas, from v0.6.4 spaces are used.
The latest release is v0.6.6, use that one.
Or direct from the repo which has some minor fixes. (lang file and
README.md tweaked)
What it is doing in that image is showing the first space separated
field for TEMP that it reads from
Added both commas or semicolons and get the following result between
variables in wxgraphic_weewx.txt.tmpl
The new default, just a space between variables, renders no graphic.
*How do I get the data to fill in the appropriate location in the
wxgraphic?*
*This is what I get with either commas or
