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Raspberry Pi-based weather station for BME280 and SDS011 sensors

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Raspberry Pi weather station

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The project

Weather station software developed in Python3.5+ for BME280 and SDS011 sensors. The software can collect the following data:

  • Temperature
  • Humidity
  • Pressure
  • Concentration of dust particles

The station can additionally provide livedata for the webinterface through a FastAPI-Webserver (Python3.6+ req.). The whole software can be controlled with the included Makefile.

Please note that the whole project is licensed under the GNU General Public License.

Requirements:

  • Python 3.7.3 installed
  • Sensors:
    • Bosch BME280
    • Nova PM Sensor SDS011
  • Raspberry Pi with Raspberry Pi OS (Desktop/Lite v.10+ [Buster])(Linux) installed
    • it doesn't matter which Pi from the Pi-family it actually is
    • the device just needs one USB port and a GPIO
    • (developed on: Raspberry Pi 3A+)
  • Root permissions
  • access to a FTP compatible networkshare (for database storing)

Installation:

Please note that all python commands must be run in Python3.5+! (The livedata-server requires Python3.6+) Python3.7 is recommmended, check your pythonversion using:

$ python3 --version

Firstly clone this repository to your device using git and this command:

$ git clone https://github.com/Zyzonix/rpi-weatherstation.git
$ cd rpi-weatherstation/

Run the setup script as root (initializing setup via python3 is recommended):

Please notice, that all required commands are accessible through make.
$ sudo python3 setup.py

or

$ sudo make install

Fill in the questions, check the console output of the setup script if there are no errors displayed, then the setup process was successful and the weather station software is installed properly.

Controlling

Initializing a testrun:

$ python3 core.py
If you used the tutorial above to set up the software, then system services are used to remote control it:

Type make to show the helpmenu

General commands:
Command Description
$ sudo make install Installs the core-software aswell as the livedataProvider and it's services
$ sudo make uninstall Removes the whole software including all services from the device
Weather station commands:
Command Description
$ sudo make start-station Starts the core-software (not required if the service is enabled)
$ sudo make check-station / $ sudo make station-status Shows the status of the core-software-service
$ sudo make stop-station Stops the service
$ sudo make enable-station Enables autostart at boot
$ sudo make disable-station Disables autostart at boot
LivedataProvider commands:
Command Description
$ sudo make start-livedata Start the livedataProvider-service (not required if the service is enabled)
$ sudo make check-livedata / $ sudo make livedata-status Shows the status of the livedata-Server
$ sudo make stop-livedata Stops the livedataProvider-service
$ sudo make enable-livedata Enables autostart at boot
$ sudo make disable-livedata Disables autostart at boot

About the project

This software is part of a school project developed by Zyzonix. It's goal was the development of an executeable software, that can retrieve environmental data, write these datasets into databases and display the stored data into graphs on a webserver. (This repository only contains the first part, the webserver (second part) won't be published here within this repository, it can be found under Zyzonix/rpi-weatherstation-web)

README-version: 1.9