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iobroker.netatmo
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ioBroker.netatmo
Netatmo adapter for ioBroker
Installation
Just enter your Netatmo username & password within the adapter settings
Changelog
0.4.1
- (PArns) Removed log warnings for Wind sensor
0.4.0
- (PArns) Added absolute humidity
- (PArns) Added dewpoint
0.3.1
- (PArns) Reuse of preconfigured OAuth Client data
- (PArns) Added backward compatibility with existing installations
0.3.0
- (wep4you) Initial implementation of netatmo welcome camera
0.2.2
- (PArns) Fixed SumRain24MaxDate & SumRain24Max which won't update in some rare cases
0.2.1
- (PArns) Corrected DateTime values & object types
0.2.0
- (PArns) Added SumRain1Max/SumRain1MaxDate & SumRain24Max/SumRain24MaxDate to get overall rain max since adapter installation
0.1.1
- (PArns) Fixed TemperatureAbsoluteMin/TemperatureAbsoluteMax
0.1.0
- (PArns) Fixed CO2 calibrating status
- (PArns) Added last update for devices
- (PArns) Added TemperatureAbsoluteMin/TemperatureAbsoluteMax to get overall temperature min/max since adapter installation
0.0.4
- (PArns) Fixed typo/missing parameter in GustStrength
0.0.3
- (PArns) Added error handling to prevent exceptions for missing parameters
0.0.2
- (PArns) Fixed rain sensor
0.0.1
- (PArns) Initial release
License
MIT
Copyright (c) 2016 Patrick Arns iobroker@patrick-arns.de
FAQs
ioBroker netatmo Adapter
The npm package iobroker.netatmo receives a total of 60 weekly downloads. As such, iobroker.netatmo popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that iobroker.netatmo demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 16 Nov 2016
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