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olf / scriptable-netatmo-widget

Widget for the Scriptable iOS app to display data from Netatmo personal weather stations.

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Scriptable-netatmo-widget

Widget for the Scriptable iOS app to display data from Netatmo personal weather stations.

Installation

Pre-requisite: You need to register a new application in the Netatmo Developer Portal to get readings from your personal weather station.

rename the Netatmo.config-template file to Netatmo.config and fill in your details from the app registration and your login/password
copy both the Netatmo.config and Netatmo.js files to the "Scriptable" folder in your iCloud Drive
add a new Scriptable widget in iOS, specify the name of the Netatmo module you want to display in the widget's "Parameter" setting