import lacrosse
#Get the latest temperature value from a device named 'temperature'
# First setup your La Crosse View app
email = '{{EMAIL}}'
password = '{{PASSWORD}}'
print("Logging in...")
token = lacrosse.lacrosse_login(email, password)
print("Getting locations...")
locations = lacrosse.lacrosse_get_locations(token)
print("Getting devices...")
devices = lacrosse.lacrosse_get_devices(token, locations)
print(devices)
# for device in devices:
# if device['device_name'] == 'temperature':
# weather_data = lacrosse.lacrosse_get_weather_data(token, device)
# print("Current temperature is: {} {}".format(weather_data['Temperature']['values'][-1]['s'], weather_data['Temperature']['unit']))
Full Code
import lacrosse
import time
import os
import sys
import re
from paho.mqtt import client as mqtt_client
##Log in Information for Lacrosse
email = '{{YOUR EMAIL}}'
password = '{{YOUR PASSWORD}}'
##Configure MQTT Client
broker="{{MQTT BROKER}}"
port=1883
mqtt_user = "{{MQTT USER}}"
mqtt_pass = "{{MQTT PASSWORD}}"
client_id = "WeatherStation"
topic = "homeassistant/sensor"
sub = "lacrosse"
def connect_mqtt():
def on_connect(client, userdata, flags, rc):
if rc == 0:
print("Connected to MQTT Broker!")
else:
print("Failed to connect, return code %d\n", rc)
# Set Connecting Client ID
client = mqtt_client.Client(client_id)
client.username_pw_set(mqtt_user, mqtt_pass)
client.on_connect = on_connect
client.connect(broker, port)
return client
# Get the latest temperature value from a device named 'temperature'
# First setup your La Crosse View app
def publish(client,name,finaluom,data):
time.sleep(1)
topicpart = name.replace(" ","_")
fulltopic = topic + "/lacrosse_" + topicpart
statetopic = fulltopic + "/state"
data = float(data)
#print(fulltopic)
#Initialize
config = fulltopic + "/" + "config"
##convert UOM to Match Home Assistant
if finaluom == "degrees_fahrenheit":
finaluom = "°F"
if finaluom == "relative_humidity":
finaluom = "%"
if finaluom == "degrees_celsius":
data = (data * 9/5) + 32
finaluom = "°F"
if finaluom == "kilometers_per_hour":
data = (data * .621371)
finaluom = "mph"
configdata = '{"name": "' + name + '","state_topic": "' + statetopic + '", "unit_of_measurement": "' + finaluom + '", "value_template": "{{value_json}}"}'
result = client.publish(config, configdata)
result = client.publish(statetopic, data)
# result: [0, 1]
status = result[0]
#if status == 0:
#print(f"Send `{data}` to topic `{statetopic}`")
#else:
#print(f"Failed to send message to topic {topic}")
#print("Logging in...")
token = lacrosse.lacrosse_login(email, password)
#print("Getting locations...")
locations = lacrosse.lacrosse_get_locations(token)
#print("Getting devices...")
devices = lacrosse.lacrosse_get_devices(token, locations)
#print(devices)
client = connect_mqtt()
for device in devices:
StationDevices = device['sensor_field_names']
weather_data = lacrosse.lacrosse_get_weather_data(token, device)
#print(weather_data)
for sensors in StationDevices:
if device['sensor_type_name'] == 'Weather Station Display':
temp = "Display" + str(locals()['sensors'])
if device['sensor_type_name'] == 'LTV-WSDTH04':
temp = "Station" + str(locals()['sensors'])
if device['sensor_type_name'] == 'Rain 2.0 Sensor':
temp = str(locals()['sensors'])
value = weather_data[locals()['sensors']]['values'][-1]['s']
value = float(value)
uom = weather_data[locals()['sensors']]['unit']
#exec("%s = %d" % (temp,value))
label = re.sub(r'((?<=[a-z])[A-Z]|(?<!\A)[A-Z](?=[a-z]))', r' \1', temp)
publish(client,label,uom,value)
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