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  Create a weather station
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  @eporocrail said in Create a weather station: https://pypi.org/project/buienradar/ Sure let me have a look and I'll let you know. I've also linked this fantastic guide from https://docs.egeoffrey.com/howto/
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  Automate your workflows by integrating eGeoffrey with IFTTT
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  Make up a shared Shopping List in eGeoffrey
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  Control your heater with eGeoffrey
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  Have eGeoffrey keeping an eye on your webcams
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  Get notified when an earthquake takes place nearby
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  Monitor your RaspberryPi health with eGeoffrey
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  Let eGeoffrey manage your alarm system
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  @user2684 Just some thoughts about the "mysensors" interface. When somebody is making his own sensor modules and is using a ESP based module, the way through the "mysensors" interface is superfluous. Where one needs to create software to have the data transmitted in the "mysensors" data format it is much more easy to transfer data directly in MQTT using once own format. So generally speaking I do not see the use of the "mysensors" interface for people using ESP modules and MQTT.
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  Give eGeoffrey your Google Home Mini voice
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  Setup a simple weather station with eGeoffrey
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  @eporocrail said in Setup a simple weather station with eGeoffrey: Maybe it would be good to adapt the terminal orders by preceding them with "sudo". Good advice, done!
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  Create a simple working system
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  FANTASTIC detailed step by step How To, thanks a lot for this amazing contribution, would boost for sure new users to quickly get started with eGeoffrey! Thanks again
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  Installing Raspbian from scratch onto a RPi3 Model B
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