netatmo-influxdb

Unfortunately I have not fixed the autentication process after Netatmo changed it (see the open issue. Feel free to pull request a solution), so at the moment this container will not work.

This should not be super hard to fix, but I'm prioritizing another project (rewriting this whole thing in php+powershell) at the moment. If someone want to fix this issue, the trick is to make the script use a access token directly (can be generated in dev.netatmo.com).

I have now rewritten the whole thing in Powershell/PHP: https://github.com/turbosnute/netatmo-influxdb

Fetch data from the Netatmo API and place it in your influxdb. Based on Manabuishii's docker-netatmo-influxdb-python and netatmo2influxdb.py.

How to obtain Netatmo API Token

• Go to: https://dev.netatmo.com/
• Log in.
• Go to "My Apps"
• Click "Create"
• Write in the info...
• Click "Save"
• See your client id and client secret.

Create Influxdb database

Run InfluxDB in Docker

If you don't have a Influxdb server yet you can run one in Docker:

$ docker run -d -p 8086:8086 \
      -v influxdb:/var/lib/influxdb \
      influxdb

Create Dabatase

Curl method

$ curl -G http://<INFLUXDB_SERVER>:8086/query --data-urlencode "q=CREATE DATABASE netatmo"

Console Method

 docker run -d -p 8086:8086 \
      -v influxdb:/var/lib/influxdb \
      influxdb /bin/bash

Container#> influx
> CREATE DATABASE netatmo
> exit

How to run

$ docker run -d \
 -e NETATMO_CLIENT_ID="<NETATMO CLIENT ID>" \
 -e NETATMO_CLIENT_SECRET="<NETATMO CLIENT SECRET>" \
 -e NETATMO_USERNAME="<NETATMO USERNAME>" \
 -e NETATMO_PASSWORD="<NETATMO PASSWORD>" \
 -e INFLUXDB_HOST="<INFLUXDB SERVER>" \
 -e INFLUXDB_PORT="8086" \
 -e INFLUXDB_USERNAME="" \
 -e INFLUXDB_PASSWORD="" \
 -e INFLUXDB_DATABASE="netatmo" \
 --name "netatmo-influxdb" \
turbosnute/netatmo-influxdb:latest

Debug

To get more debug data add:

 -e DEBUG="true"

Measure Air Quality (Norway Only)

If you want to get data about air quality in your neighborhood from Norsk institutt for luftforskning (nilu.no). Add the following variables and change the coordinates to match your location:

 -e AIRQUALITY_LATITUDE="63.426916" \
 -e AIRQUALITY_LONGITUDE="10.396859" \