Netatmo

Notifying with email when Netatmo was down

Overview

This is a Google Apps Script for notifying with email when Netatmo was down.

Description

I’m measuring the surrounding environment using Netatmo. There were little that my Netatmo was down so far. But recently, my Netatmo is sometimes down. It is considered that the reason is due to the thermal runaway, because the recent Japan is very hot. When Netatmo was down, users can know it by logging in using the browser and/or running the mobile application. But I couldn’t find the applications and methods for automatically noticing that the Netatmo was down. So I thought that this can be achieved using Netatmo API and Google Apps Script. And I created this. If this is also useful for other Netatmo’s users, I’m glad.

CLI Tool - gonetatmo

Overview

This is a CLI tool to retrieve data from a personal weather station of Netatmo.

Description

I have a personal weather station of Netatmo. I check the data of my local environment using it. In most case, I have used my browser to retrieve the data so far. About retrieving data using curl, I have created it before. Recently, I thought that I wanted to create this as a CLI too. So I created this. This tool can retrieve not only the data of own Netatmo, but also the data of specific area using Netatmo APIs. By this, I got to be able to retrieve easily the data of various places. This tool has the following features.

Netatmo API Had Been Down 2

etc

Report

Netatmo API had been down from Aug. 8, 2017 21:30 JST to Aug. 9, 2017 17:30 JST. Now it’s working.

I got an e-mail from Netatmo. They say that the issue was solved.

One Liner Code for Netatmo

I made One Liner Code to retrieve data using Netatmo API. There are 2 ways. One is for windows dos. Another is for unix bash. Requirement tools are curl and jq.

windows dos

> setlocal & curl -s -d "grant_type=password&client_id='#####'&client_secret='#####'&username='#####'&password='#####'&scope=read_station" "https://api.netatmo.net/oauth2/token" | for /f "usebackq tokens=*" %a in (`jq -r ".access_token"`) do @set a="%a" | curl -s -d "access_token=%a&device_id='#####'" "https://api.netatmo.net/api/getstationsdata" > dat.txt & for /f "usebackq tokens=*" %b in (`jq -r ".body.devices[0].dashboard_data.Temperature" dat.txt`) do @set b="%b" | echo: & set /p nb=Indoor: Temperature %b [degree C],<nul & for /f "usebackq tokens=*" %b in (`jq -r ".body.devices[0].dashboard_data.Humidity" dat.txt`) do @set b="%b" | set /p nb=Humidity %b [%],<nul & for /f "usebackq tokens=*" %b in (`jq -r ".body.devices[0].dashboard_data.Pressure" dat.txt`) do @set b="%b" | set /p nb=Pressure %b [hPa]<nul & for /f "usebackq tokens=*" %b in (`jq -r ".body.devices[0].modules[0].dashboard_data.Temperature" dat.txt`) do @set b="%b" | echo: & set /p nb=Outdoor: Temperature %b [degree C],<nul & for /f "usebackq tokens=*" %b in (`jq -r ".body.devices[0].modules[0].dashboard_data.Humidity" dat.txt`) do @set b="%b" | set /p nb=Humidity %b [%]<nul & del dat.txt

Indoor: Temperature 12 [degree C],  Humidity 56 [%],  Pressure 1000.2 [hPa]
Outdoor: Temperature 12.3 [degree C],  Humidity 56 [%]

unix bash

$ curl -s -d "grant_type=password&client_id='#####'&client_secret='#####'&username='#####'&password='#####'&scope=read_station" "https://api.netatmo.net/oauth2/token"|curl -s -d "access_token=`jq -r '.access_token'`&device_id='#####'" "https://api.netatmo.net/api/getstationsdata"|jq -r '"\nIndoor: Temperature "+(.body.devices[0].dashboard_data.Temperature|tostring)+" [degree C], Humidity "+(.body.devices[0].dashboard_data.Humidity|tostring)+" [%], Pressure "+(.body.devices[0].dashboard_data.Pressure|tostring)+" [hPa]\nOutdoor: Temperature "+(.body.devices[0].modules[0].dashboard_data.Temperature|tostring)+" [degree C], Humidity "+(.body.devices[0].modules[0].dashboard_data.Humidity|tostring)+" [%]"'

Indoor: Temperature 12 [degree C], Humidity 56 [%], Pressure 1000.2 [hPa]
Outdoor: Temperature 12.3 [degree C], Humidity 56 [%]

If you want to use these One Liner Codes, you can use following code. Please replace “#####” to yours.