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NetAtmo Programming

Netatmo Weather Station Shell Script

Mar 15,2017 / By / 22 Comments

Update (2019-03-14): Netatmo changed their login process on Mar 7th 2019 – the download link below refers to the updated script on my GitHub page.

I got a lot of feedback for my blog post Read NetAtmo weather station data via Script and Export NetAtmo weather station data to CSV / Excel. A lot of people seem to be interested by using the data from thier Netatmo weather station.

Bernd G. – one of my blog readers, extended my scripts and build a complete Linux shell wrapper around it. That makes it much easier and adds more flexibility to the scripts. Bernd allowed me to post his script on my blog to share it.

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NetAtmo Programming

Read NetAtmo weather station data via Script

Sep 1,2015 / By / 23 Comments

Update (2019-03-14): Netatmo changed their login process on Mar 7th 2019 – the script below is the updated version also using the new getstationsdata API endpoint.

Based on the feedback for my previous blog post Export NetAtmo weather station data to CSV / Excel I created a small script to get the module, device ID, temperature, humidity and also all sensor data from your NetAtmo weather station and modules.

NetAtmo_JSON_JQ

This scripts also uses curl to login to the web page and then download the device data using the NetAtmo Web API. This script will return all the information in JSON format.

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Export NetAtmo weather station data to CSV / Excel

Aug 28,2015 / By / 43 Comments

Update (2019-03-14): Netatmo changed their login process on Mar 7th 2019 – the download link below refers to the updated script on my GitHub page.

I’m a proud owner of a NetAtmo weather station for a couple of months and I think it’s the best wheater station with a great user experience you can get:

NetAtmo_Dashboard

Some days ago I noticed the option in the web dashboard to export all my weather data into a comma-separated (CSV) or Microsoft Excel file. That’s a great feature for archiving your measured data….but wait – how could this be done in an automated way?

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Michael is working as a cloud solutions architect for Bechtle AG. Having more than a decade experience in consulting and engineer-ing, Michael has managed mid-size to large-scale infrastructure, virtualization and public cloud projects with customers in all major industries.