Wunderground/Ambient Weather PWS Publisher

Poll Wunderground API or connect to Ambient Weather socket stream to receive current weather station information and publish it to a Websocket server, MQTT broker, and/or InfluxDB.

Your Wunderground API key is found under member settings.

Create an API key and Application Key under your Ambient Weather account

You will need to have either --wunderground or --ambient-weather as arguments, or it won't connect to either.

Command Line Arguments

python main.py -h
usage: main.py [-h] [--wunderground] --api-key API_KEY --station-id STATION_ID
               [--ambient-weather] [--application-key APPLICATION_KEY]
               [--influx] [--influx-host INFLUX_HOST]
               [--influx-port INFLUX_PORT] [--influx-db INFLUX_DB]
               [--influx-measurement INFLUX_MEASUREMENT] [--websocket]
               [--websocket-host WEBSOCKET_HOST]
               [--websocket-port WEBSOCKET_PORT] [--mqtt]
               [--mqtt-broker MQTT_BROKER] [--mqtt-prefix MQTT_PREFIX]
               [--refresh-rate REFRESH_RATE] [--units UNITS] [--verbose]
               [--stdout] [--raw-stdout]

Wunderground/Ambient Weather PWS Publisher

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --wunderground        enable wunderground api polling
  --api-key API_KEY     wunderground/ambient weather api key
  --station-id STATION_ID
                        wunderground station id
  --ambient-weather     enable ambient weather api stream
  --application-key APPLICATION_KEY
                        ambient weather application key
  --influx              publish to influxdb
  --influx-host INFLUX_HOST
                        InfluxDB Host
  --influx-port INFLUX_PORT
                        InfluxDB Port
  --influx-db INFLUX_DB
                        InfluxDB Database
  --influx-measurement INFLUX_MEASUREMENT
                        InfluxDB Name of Measurement for point
  --websocket           publish to WebSocket server
  --websocket-host WEBSOCKET_HOST
                        WebSocket server host
  --websocket-port WEBSOCKET_PORT
                        WebSocket server port
  --mqtt                publish to MQTT broker
  --mqtt-broker MQTT_BROKER
                        MQTT broker
  --mqtt-prefix MQTT_PREFIX
                        MQTT prefix for messages. ex: weather ->
                        weather/windSpeed
  --refresh-rate REFRESH_RATE
                        time between Wunderground API requests
  --units UNITS         units for wunderground api to return. e=imperial.
                        m=metric. h=hybrid (uk)
  --verbose             Add debug messages
  --stdout              Write JSON to stdout of parsed data
  --raw-stdout          Write JSON to stdout of raw API data

Docker

1. Edit .env-sample and copy/move to .env
2. Edit docker-compose.yml command line to enable/disable/edit any other arguments
3. docker-compose pull (or build). Images are hosted on GHCR and are built for ARM and x86 on every master commit.
4. docker-compose up -d

Python (venv)

python3 -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate
pip3 install -r requirements.txt
# wunderground example
python3 main.py --api-key 1234567890abcdef --station-id KTXHOUST3324 --wunderground --influx --websocket --mqtt