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sht31

v1.1.0

Published

Module for reading SH31 sensor through i2c on Raspberry Pi

Downloads

2

Readme

SHT31 Library for Node.js

Read temperature and humidity from SHT31 via i2c on a Raspberry Pi.

Requirements

  • Have Node v6 or newer installed.
  • I2C enabled. See this link for more information about enabling I2C on Raspberry Pi.

Installation

npm install --save sht31

or if you're using yarnpkg

yarnpkg add sht31

Usage Example

const SHT31 = require(`sht31`);

// NOTE: you might need to change the I2C bus number or
// SHT31 address.
// In this case, SHT31 address is 0x44
// and I2C bus number is 1
const sht31 = new SHT31(0x44, 1); 

sht31
  .init()
  .then(() => sht31.readSensorData())
  .then((data) => {
    // data object follows this format:
    // { temperature: Number, humidity: Number }
    // temperature is in celcius unit.
    console.log(data);
  })
  .catch((err) => {
    // Handle error here
    // ...
  });