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homebridge-weather-cloud-inside-temperature-sensor

v2.0.0

Published

Weather Cloud Inside Temperature Sensor for Homebridge

Downloads

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Readme

homebridge-weather-cloud-inside-temperature-sensor Plugin

This Homebridge plugin can be used integrate your Weather Cloud Inside temperature into HomeKit.

Installation

First of all you need to have Homebridge installed. Refer to the repo for instructions.
Then run the following command to install homebridge-weather-cloud-inside-temperature-sensor

sudo npm install -g homebridge-weather-cloud-inside-temperature-sensor

Configuration

The configuration can contain the following properties:

Basic configuration options:
  • name <string> required: Defines the name which is later displayed in HomeKit
  • login <string> required: Your login into Weather Cloud.
  • password <string> required: Your password into Weather Cloud
  • deviceCode <string> required: https://app.weathercloud.net/d${Device Code}
  • statusCache <number> required: Status cache timeout in milliseconds, Weather Cloud API accept new data each 10 minutes for free users and 1 minute for Pro and Premium users. Recommended value is 7 minutes (420000ms)
  • pullInterval <number> required: Number of millis between attempts for load new data from Weather Cloud. Recommended value is 7 minutes (420000ms)