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By following the tutorials on www.raspberryweather.com you can use your Raspberry Pi to create your own weather station<\/strong>. When the initial steps are completed,\nyou can display the readings in a nice graph. It connects to the Wordpress database and draws a graph that contains temperature and humidity readings. The graph\nis customizable.<\/p>\n\n You can decide if you want to display the temperature and humidity or just temperature or humidity. The graph displays the data from the date you\nwant - today, yesterday or a specific date. This plugin adds a new icon to your kitchen sink. By clicking on it, a shortcode is generated and pasted in your post.<\/p>\n\n If you just want to take a look at how this plugin looks, you can. It will display some dummy data to show you how everything looks like.<\/p>\n\n\n You need a Raspberry Pi, temperature sensor and some spare time. More information is provided on www.raspberryweather.com.<\/p><\/dd>\n This is the first release, bugs are likely to be present. Drop me a line at peter@raspberryweather.com, I will do my best to fix it.<\/p><\/dd>\n To speed the loading time on your Raspberry Pi, you should use a caching plugin. The Raspberry Weather plugin works well with Quick Cache plugin.<\/p><\/dd>\n Same as above, drop me a line on my email. Or take a look at http:\/\/www.raspberryweather.com\/raspberry-weather-graph\/.<\/p><\/dd>\n\n<\/dl>\n\n\n Graph was not correctly displayed in certain timezones. Thanks to Bill and Yroark for all the help!<\/p>\n\n Small fix for shortcode generating button<\/p>\n\n Added option to display last 30 days and last 7 days in a graph<\/p>\n\n Another fine contribution by Stefan Mayer, removed hardcoded path to plugin js<\/p>\n\n Thanks to Stefan Mayer for removing deprecated functions and adding some improvements! Graph now works on newest PHP versions!<\/p>\n\n Fixed bug for negative values, thank you Simon P.<\/p>\n\n\n
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