viktak/ha-cc-openweathermap_all

Home Assistant custom component combining multiple OpenWeatherMap API calls

ha-cc-openweathermap_all's Issues

Index-Sensors

Super useful integration, thanks for that! Is there somewhere (haven't found it yet...) minimum and maximum values plus a rating for the two index sensors "sensor.owm_pollution_overall_air_quality" and "sensor.owm_ultraviolet_index" ?

Thanks and best regards,
Thomas

We have noticed that your account is currently using One Call API quite intensively and exceed the account limit of 1000 calls per day.

Hello -

How do I limit the number of API calls? I use OW on my Lovelace dashboard and don't need to use 1,000 calls per day.

Thank you in advance,
n.

Sample code request (was: sorry not a issue)

sorry viktak, don't know how to communicate with you... can you publish the source of those beautiful mini-graph card? Tryed to configure but don't know how to obtain min/max info groups
Thank you

YAML Request

Can you share the YAML code you used to create your mini-graph-cards? Love the design and would like to mimic.

Too much Calls

Hi, OpenWeather sent a mail with this text.
I suppose that >1000 calls per day are a lot (for my purpose)
It is normal? How I can solve? Where is possible to limit the calls to (i.e.) 3 per hour?

One Call API usage alert
Dear Customer!
Thank you for choosing OpenWeather!
We have noticed that your account is currently using One Call API quite intensively and exceed the account limit of 1000 calls per day.
[cut]

thanks a lot

Marco alias Kamm0r

Screenshot not working

In the integration in HACS, the screenshot is broken

OWM Ultraviolet index sensor not working?

All the sensors seem to be working fine except for OWM Ultraviolet index.
I constantly get a value of -1 for this sensor.
Is this a problem on the add-on? Or have they changed the OWM API to not give this information?

How to show forccast?

Thanks a lot for that great feature :-) I just see that openweather also offers forcast, but how to show it in Lovelace Mini Graph Card? Any hints?

slightly different data

Hi,

I have found this openweather project on github developed by you, and I am looking for a similar software, so was wondering if you could help me or I could hire you for it - you can share it on github after as well.

basically I have a list of API request strings ( about a 1000 - currently in excel- but format doesnt matter ) for openweather one call and pollution forecast for different geographic coordinates. What i would like to get is a soft which would pull say 20 or 40 of those (chosen by me each time) simultaneously and I would see forecast data plus pollution forecast data hourly for each coordinates for the next 5 hours. It would save me a bunch of time compared to copy and paste API requests into browser one by one.

Do you think its relatively easy to do?

thank you in advance,
604-4408007
Serge

Probably outdated now

There are https://openweathermap.org/api some changes introduced last year.
Seems like this plugin has not been updated for a long period.

Not Working

I am probably doing something stupid as I am new to Homeassistant.

I have installed your integration and entered my location and API into configuration.yaml.

But nothing has changed, I can not see any new sensors.

I have the other openweather integration which gives the weather working perfectly

no sensors created

i installed via hacs and created the config

# Open Weathermap All
sensor:
    - platform: openweathermap_all
      api_key: !secret openweather
      latitude: xx.xxxxxxx
      longitude: x.xxxxxxx

and restarted but no entities are created

Request - Share your Mini-Graph-Card Yaml =)

I too LOVE that mini-graph-card -- use it for just about everything.

Would be willing to share your yaml you used in the screenshot?

[EXAMPLE] References for defining AQI graphs bounds and color transitions

Example configuration

Hello, I would like to share some resources I used to configure graphs
You could include it in examples, or maybe create a wiki and include my shared materials alongside yours, in a "Users examples" section

Custom components

• https://github.com/kalkih/mini-graph-card
• https://github.com/thomasloven/lovelace-layout-card
• https://github.com/RossMcMillan92/lovelace-collapsable-cards

Pollution levels, value conversion

Safety boundaries: https://www.airnow.gov/sites/default/files/2020-05/aqi-technical-assistance-document-sept2018.pdf
Conversion from ppb: https://www2.dmu.dk/atmosphericenvironment/expost/database/docs/ppm_conversion.pdf
For ppm just multiply the value by coefficient, then by 1000 (as far as I get it right)

YAML for this AQI subview

views:
  - theme: Google Dark Theme
    title: AQI
    path: aqi
    subview: true
    icon: mdi:air-filter
    type: custom:horizontal-layout
    badges: []
    cards:
      - show_current: true
        show_forecast: false
        type: weather-forecast
        entity: weather.home_assistant
        name: Weather summary
        secondary_info_attribute: wind_speed
        theme: Google Dark Theme
      - type: vertical-stack
        cards:
          - type: horizontal-stack
            cards:
              - type: custom:mini-graph-card
                show:
                  extrema: true
                hours_to_show: 8
                points_per_hour: 1
                min_bound_range: 2
                entities:
                  - entity: sensor.owm_pollution_coarse_particles_pm10
                    name: PM10
                    show_state: true
                    show_indicator: true
                    state_adaptive_color: true
                color_thresholds:
                  - value: 0
                    color: '#a8eb34'
                  - value: 54
                    color: '#ebc334'
                  - value: 154
                    color: '#eb7734'
                  - value: 254
                    color: '#eb3434'
                  - value: 354
                    color: '#7734eb'
                  - value: 424
                    color: '#eb3458'
                  - value: 504
                    color: '#7e0024'
              - type: custom:mini-graph-card
                show:
                  extrema: true
                hours_to_show: 8
                points_per_hour: 1
                min_bound_range: 2
                entities:
                  - entity: sensor.owm_pollution_fine_particles_pm2_5
                    name: PM2.5
                    show_state: true
                    show_indicator: true
                    state_adaptive_color: true
                color_thresholds:
                  - value: 0
                    color: '#a8eb34'
                  - value: 12
                    color: '#ebc334'
                  - value: 35.4
                    color: '#eb7734'
                  - value: 55.4
                    color: '#eb3434'
                  - value: 150.4
                    color: '#7734eb'
                  - value: 250.4
                    color: '#eb3458'
                  - value: 350.4
                    color: '#7e0024'
          - type: custom:collapsable-cards
            title: Pollutants info
            cards:
              - type: markdown
                content: >-
                  **10μm Particulate Matter**

                  Fly Ash, Dust (Settling, Cement), Mould Spores, Pollen

                  **2.5μm Particulate Matter**

                  Settling Dust, Fly Ash, Oil Smoke, Mould Spores, Dust Mite
                  Allergens, Bacteria, Other Allergens
      - type: vertical-stack
        cards:
          - type: horizontal-stack
            cards:
              - type: custom:mini-graph-card
                show:
                  extrema: true
                hours_to_show: 8
                points_per_hour: 1
                min_bound_range: 0.5
                entities:
                  - entity: sensor.owm_pollution_ammonia_nh3
                    name: Ammonia (NH3)
                    show_state: true
                    show_indicator: true
                    state_adaptive_color: true
                color_thresholds:
                  - value: 0
                    color: '#a8eb34'
                  - value: 5
                    color: '#ebc334'
                  - value: 15
                    color: '#eb7734'
                  - value: 50
                    color: '#eb3434'
                  - value: 100
                    color: '#7734eb'
                  - value: 150
                    color: '#eb3458'
                  - value: 200
                    color: '#7e0024'
              - type: custom:mini-graph-card
                show:
                  extrema: true
                hours_to_show: 8
                points_per_hour: 1
                min_bound_range: 5
                entities:
                  - entity: sensor.owm_pollution_carbon_monoxide_co
                    name: Carbon monoxide (CO)
                    show_state: true
                    show_indicator: true
                    state_adaptive_color: true
                color_thresholds:
                  - value: 0
                    color: '#a8eb34'
                  - value: 5038
                    color: '#ebc334'
                  - value: 10763
                    color: '#eb7734'
                  - value: 14198
                    color: '#eb3434'
                  - value: 17633
                    color: '#7734eb'
                  - value: 34808
                    color: '#eb3458'
                  - value: 46258
                    color: '#7e0024'
          - type: custom:collapsable-cards
            title: Pollutants info
            cards:
              - type: markdown
                content: >-
                  The toxicity of **ammonia** solutions does not usually cause
                  problems for humans and other mammals, as a specific mechanism
                  exists to prevent its build-up in the bloodstream.

                  **Carbon monoxide** poisoning is the most common type of fatal
                  air poisoning. It is relatively undetectable. 667k μg/m3 may
                  cause up to 50% of the body's hemoglobin to convert to
                  carboxyhemoglobin, which may result in seizure, coma, and
                  fatality.
      - type: vertical-stack
        cards:
          - type: horizontal-stack
            cards:
              - type: custom:mini-graph-card
                show:
                  extrema: true
                hours_to_show: 8
                points_per_hour: 1
                min_bound_range: 2
                entities:
                  - entity: sensor.owm_pollution_sulphur_dioxide_so2
                    name: Sulphur Dioxide (SO2)
                    show_state: true
                    show_indicator: true
                    state_adaptive_color: true
                color_thresholds:
                  - value: 0
                    color: '#a8eb34'
                  - value: 91.7
                    color: '#ebc334'
                  - value: 196.5
                    color: '#eb7734'
                  - value: 484.7
                    color: '#eb3434'
                  - value: 796.48
                    color: '#7734eb'
                  - value: 1582.48
                    color: '#eb3458'
                  - value: 2106.48
                    color: '#7e0024'
              - type: custom:mini-graph-card
                show:
                  extrema: true
                hours_to_show: 8
                points_per_hour: 1
                min_bound_range: 2
                entities:
                  - entity: sensor.owm_pollution_nitrogen_dioxide_no2
                    name: Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2)
                    show_state: true
                    show_indicator: true
                    state_adaptive_color: true
                color_thresholds:
                  - value: 0
                    color: '#a8eb34'
                  - value: 99.64
                    color: '#ebc334'
                  - value: 188
                    color: '#eb7734'
                  - value: 676.8
                    color: '#eb3434'
                  - value: 1220.12
                    color: '#7734eb'
                  - value: 2348.12
                    color: '#eb3458'
                  - value: 3100.12
                    color: '#7e0024'
          - type: custom:collapsable-cards
            title: Pollutants info
            cards:
              - type: markdown
                content: >-
                  **Sulfur dioxide** can damage trees and plants, inhibit plant
                  growth, and damage sensitive ecosystems and waterways. It also
                  can contribute to respiratory illness and aggravate existing
                  heart and lung conditions.

                  Breathing air with a high concentration of **NO2** can
                  irritate airways in the human respiratory system. Such
                  exposures over short periods can aggravate respiratory
                  diseases, particularly asthma, leading to respiratory symptoms
                  (such as coughing, wheezing or difficulty breathing)