If you're tech-savvy (or have too much spare time) then you can use this option to process the data from Enviro yourself - you can also use this functionality to integrate with services that accept data via webhooks like IFTTT.
Your service will need to accept HTTP POST requests which include a JSON body that contains the sensor readings and other information.
Optionally you can provide a username and password for HTTP authorisation.
The body of the POST request will be a JSON dictionary that includes the timestamp of the reading, the nickname of the board, and the reading values. For example:
{
"nickname": "weather-test",
"model": "grow",
"uid": "e6614c775b8c4035",
"timestamp": "2022-09-04T10:40:24Z",
"readings": {
"temperature": 27.57, // will change depending on board model
"humidity": 49.33,
"pressure": 996.22,
"light": 0.41,
"moisture_1": 0.0,
"moisture_2": 0.0,
"moisture_3": 0.0,
"voltage": 4.954
}
}View the list of sensor readings provided by each board: Enviro Indoor, Enviro Grow, Enviro Weather, Enviro Urban.
If your endpoint responds with a 200, 201, or 202 status code then Enviro will delete it's local cached copy of these readings.