Weather forecast data come from darksky and meteoblue. Webservices call is set for Grenoble, France. You have to modify darksky_ws.js and meteoblue_ws.js to get forecast for your location.
I'm using the script to turn off/on Netatmo smart valves. If you do not want this, just leave the heating part in config blank.
To run the script, create config.json (see below) and type node index.js .
The script generates a file named out.bmp, and then call modified python script from waveshare to display this bitmap to e-ink screen. After this, the script keeps running and will automatically refresh screen when a significant change is detected.
this script is meant to be used on raspberry pi with waveshare e-ink display : https://www.waveshare.com/wiki/7.5inch_e-Paper_HAT_(B) I have plugged a led to GPIO to show user that the display is currently refreshing (see led.js file)
You must create a config.json file on project root with this data :
{
"netatmo" : {
"client_id": "your client id",
"client_secret": "your client secret",
"username": "your netatmo user email",
"password": "your netatmo password"
},
"netatmo_config": {
"weather": {
"outside": {
"id": "02:00:00:13:42:00",
"label": "EXTÉRIEUR"
},
"main_room": {
"label": "SÉJOUR"
},
"room_1": {
"id": "03:00:00:03:94:9a",
"label": "CH. PARENTS"
},
"room_2": {
"id": "03:00:00:05:df:d2",
"label": "CH. MYRIAM"
}
},
"heating": {
"home_id": "5dac9be2359833eda4470d56",
"upper_temp": 20.0,
"lower_temp": 19.5
}
},
"darksky" : {
"secret" : "your darksky secret"
}
}for testing purpose, you can run this script on any computer by creating a file named "debug" on project root. If this file exists, image is generated but not displayed to e-ink display.
The result on screen should look like that :
