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Learn more. Skip to content. Here are 12 public repositories matching this topic Language: All Filter by language. Sort options. Sponsor Star Updated Nov 3, Python. Star Updated Mar 31, CSS. Updated Oct 8, JavaScript. This action does them all at once. This action is the inverse of action --drop-daily in that it rebuilds the daily summaries from the archive data.

In most cases it is not necessary to drop the daily summary tables using the action --drop-daily before rebuilding them. The action --rebuild-daily accepts a number of date related options, --date , --from and --to that allow selective rebuilding of the daily summaries for one or more days rather than for the entire archive history. These options may be useful if bogus data has been removed from the archive covering a single day or a period of few days.

The --date option limits the daily summary rebuild to the specified date. The --from and --to options may be used together or individually to limit the daily summary rebuild to a specified period. When used individually the --to option limits the rebuild to the inclusive period from the earliest date for which there is data in the database through to and including the specified date.

Similarly when used individually the --from option limits the rebuild to the inclusive period from the specified date through until the last date for which there is data in the database. When the --from and --to options are used together the daily summary rebuild is limited to the specified inclusive period. Note Whilst the --from and --to options will accept optional hour and minutes in the format THH:MM , any such hour and minute options are ignored by the --rebuild action as the daily summaries represent whole days only and it is not possible to partially rebuild a daily summary.

Note When used with the --rebuild-daily action the period defined by --to and --from is inclusive and the daily summary tables will be rebuild for the day defined by --from and the day defined by --to and all days in between. As an alternative to dropping and rebuilding the daily summaries, this action simply rebuilds the weighted daily sums used to calculate averages from the archive data.

It does not touch the highs and lows. It is much faster than --rebuild-daily , and has the advantage that the highs and lows remain unchanged. This action calculates derived observations for archive records in the database and then stores the calculated observations in the database. This can be useful if erroneous archive data is corrected or some additional observational data is added to the archive that may alter previously calculated or missing derived observations.

When used without any of these options --calc-missing will calculate derived observations for all archive records in the database. The --date option limits the calculation of derived observations to the specified date only. The --from and --to options can be used together to specify the start and end date-time respectively of the period over which derived observations will be calculated.

If --from is used by itself the period is fom the date-time specified up to and including the last archive record in the database. If --to is used by itself the period is the first archive record in the database through to the specified date-time. Normally, all entries in the archive are numbers. However, some SQLite database editors use a null string instead of a null value when deleting entries.

These null strings can cause problems. This action checks the database to see if it contains any null strings. This action will check for any null strings in a SQLite database and if found substitute a true null value. Troubleshooting problems when running WeeWX often involves analysis of a number of pieces of seemingly disparate system and WeeWX related information. The option --output with a specified file will send it to that file.

The --verbosity option can be set to 0, 1 or 2 with each higher level successively displaying more information. The default level is 1. The information displayed for each level is:. In order to do its job, it depends on optional code being present in the hardware driver. Because not all drivers have this code, it may not work for your specific device. If it does not, you will have to consult your manufacturer's instructions for how to set these things through your console or other means.

Make sure it's set correctly before attempting to use this utility. You should run it with --help to see how to use it for your specific station:. The utility requires a weewx. If no file is specified, it will look for weewx. If your configuration file is in a non-standard location, specify the path to the configuration file as the first argument.

For example,. For details about the options available for each type of hardware, see the appropriate hardware section:. Use the --help option to see how it is used:. Use this action to install an extension. You must specify the path to a. If a directory, the extension must have been unpacked into it. Use this action to remove an extension. When installing, it creates a directory called installer in the user directory.

The contents of the installer directory are used to enumerate and uninstall extensions. Let's try installing a simple extension, cmon , used to monitor your computer. First download it. You can either do this from the link given in the wiki, or by using wget which you may have to install :. This will put the tarfile weewx-cmon Now you can use the --list action to see which extensions are installed:. Some WeeWX users will have historical data from another source e. The utility is pretty good at "guessing" where your configuration file weewx.

You can do this by using the --config option:. The --import-config option is mandatory for all imports. These example files are best used by making a copy of the applicable example file in a working directory and then modifying the duplicate file to suit your needs.

The --import-config option is used as follows:. The inclusion of the --dry-run option will cause the import to proceed but no actual data will be saved to the database. This is a useful option to use when first importing data. Records from a single date can be imported by use of the --date option. The --date option accepts strings of the format YYYY-mm-dd. Whilst the use of the --date option will limit the imported data to that of a single date, the default action if the --date option and the --from and --to options is omitted may vary depending on the source.

The operation of the --date option is summarised in the following table:. Note If the --date , --from and --to options are omitted the default is to import today's records only when importing from Weather Underground or to import all available records when importing from any other source. Note WeeWX considers an archive record to represent an aggregation of data over the archive interval preceding the archive record's timestamp.

For this reason imports which are to be limited to a given date with the --date option will only import records timestamped after midnight at the start of the day concerned and up to and including midnight at the end of the day concerned. Whilst the --date option allows imported data to be limited to a single date, the --from and --to options allow finer control by importing only the records that fall within the date or date-time range specified by the --from and --to options.

The --from option determines the earliest inclusive , and the --to option determines the latest exclusive , date or date-time of the records being imported. The T literal is mandatory if specifying a date-time. Note The --from and --to options must be used as a pair, they cannot be used individually or in conjunction with the --date option. The operation of the --from and --to options is summarised in the following table:.

For this reason imports which are to be limited to a given timespan with the --from and --to options will only import records timestamped after the timestamp represented by the --from option and up to and including the timestamp represented by the --to option. Care must be taken when using the --no-prompt option as ignoring warnings during the import process can lead to unexpected results. Whilst existing data will be protected, the use or acceptance of an incorrect or unexpected parameter or default may lead to significant amounts of unwanted data being imported.

These warnings may be due to the source containing more than one entry for a given timestamp or there being no data found for a mapped import field. These warnings do not necessarily require action, but they can consist of extensive output and thus make it difficult to follow the import progress. Irrespective of whether --suppress-warnings is used all warnings are sent to log. The import configuration file specifies the import type and various options associated with each type of import.

The import configuration file is specified using the mandatory --import-config option. Following is the definitive guide to the options available in the import configuration file. When the documentation below gives a "default value" this is the value that will be used if the option is omitted. The option is mandatory and must be set to one of the following:.

The file containing the CSV format data to be used as the source during the import. Include full path and filename. There is no default. The source file encoding. If used, the setting used should be a Python Standard Encoding. The default value is utfsig. The one character string used to separate fields. Default is , comma. Determines how the time interval WeeWX archive table field interval between successive observations is derived.

The interval can be derived by one of three methods:. The default value is derive. If the CSV source data records are equally spaced in time, but some records are missing, then a better result may be achieved using conf or a fixed interval setting.

Determines whether simple quality control checks are applied to imported data. In such cases you will be alerted through a short message similar to:. As derived observations are calculated after the quality control check is applied, derived observations are not subject to quality control checks. The default is True. Determines whether any missing derived observations will be calculated from the imported data.

Determines whether invalid data in a source field is ignored or the import aborted. To speed up database operations imported records are committed to database in groups of records rather than individually. The size of the group is set by the tranche parameter. Increasing the tranche parameter may result in a slight speed increase but at the expense of increased memory usage.

Decreasing the tranche parameter will result in less memory usage but at the expense of more frequent database access and likely increased time to import. The default is which should suit most users. WeeWX records each record with a unique unix epoch timestamp, whereas many weather station applications or web sources export observational data with a human readable date-time.

This option consists of Python strptime format codes and literal characters to represent the date-time data being imported. CSV data containing separate date and time fields may require further manual processing before they can be imported. The WeeWX rain field records rainfall that was recorded in the preceding archive period, so for a five minute archive period the rain field in each archive record would contain the total rainfall that fell in the previous five minutes.

Many weather station applications provide a daily or yearly total. The former may be possible by selecting another rainfall field if available in the source data, otherwise it will require manual manipulation of the source data. Any value inside the range is normalised to the range 0 to inclusive e. The map consists of one row per field using the format:. A mapping is not required for every WeeWX archive field e. Unused field mapping lines will not be used and may be omitted.

If the source data includes a field that contains a WeeWX unit system code i. Note Any WeeWX archive fields that are derived e. Determines how the time interval WeeWX database field interval between successive observations is determined.

This option is identical in operation to the CSV interval option but applies to Weather Underground imports only. The most appropriate setting will depend on the completeness and time accuracy of the Weather Underground data being imported.

This option is identical in operation to the CSV qc option but applies to Weather Underground imports only. As Weather Underground imports at times contain nonsense values, particularly for fields for which no data was uploaded to Weather Underground by the PWS, the use of quality control checks on imported data can prevent these nonsense values from being imported and contaminating the WeeWX database.

The number of records written to the WeeWX database in each transaction. This option is identical in operation to the CSV tranche option but applies to Weather Underground imports only. Determines the range of acceptable wind direction values in degrees. The default is 0, which should suit most users. The [Cumulus] section contains the options relating to the import of observational data from Cumulus monthly log files.

The full path to the directory containing the Cumulus monthly log files to be imported. The Cumulus monthly log file encoding.

The default is utfsig. This option is identical in operation to the CSV interval option but applies to Cumulus monthly log file imports only. The most appropriate setting will depend on the completeness and time accuracy of the Cumulus data being imported. This option is identical in operation to the CSV qc option but applies to Cumulus imports only.

The character used as the date field separator in the Cumulus monthly log file. This parameter must be included in quotation marks. The character used as the field delimiter in the Cumulus monthly log file. A comma is frequently used but it may be another character depending on the settings on the machine that produced the Cumulus monthly log files. Default is ','. The character used as the decimal point in the Cumulus monthly log files.

A full stop is frequently used but it may be another character depending on the settings on the machine that produced the Cumulus monthly log files. Default is '. This option is identical in operation to the CSV tranche option but applies to Cumulus monthly log file imports only. The [[Units]] stanza defines the units used in the Cumulus monthly log files. Units settings are required for temperature , pressure , rain and speed.

The format for each setting is:. As Cumulus supports a different suite of possible units only a subset of the available WeeWX unit names can be used for some settings. The [WD] section contains the options relating to the import of observational data from Weather Display monthly log files. The full path to the directory containing the Weather Display monthly log files to be imported.

The Weather Display monthly log files to be processed. Weather Display uses multiple files to record each month of data. Which monthly log files are produced depends on the Weather Display configuration and the capabilities of the weather station.

Either the. The monthly log files selected for processing should be chosen carefully as the selected log files will determine the Weather Display data fields available for import. Note Whilst the above log files may contain the indicated data the data may only be imported subject to a suitable field map and in-use WeeWX archive table schema refer to the [[FieldMap]] option. The Weather Display monthly log file encoding.

This option is identical in operation to the CSV interval option but applies to Weather Display monthly log file imports only. This option is identical in operation to the CSV qc option but applies to Weather Display imports only.

The character used as the field delimiter in Weather Display text format monthly log files. A space is normally used but another character may be used if necessary. Default is ' '. The character used as the field delimiter in Weather Display csv format monthly log files.

A comma is normally used but another character may be used if necessary. The character used as the decimal point in the Weather Display monthly log files. A full stop is frequently used but another character may be used if necessary. Determines whether missing log files are to be ignored or the import aborted. Edit the weewx. You may need to wait 5 or 10 minutes until changes appear depending on the set update interval. But you can also manually change the skin defined in weewx. Good forecasting is currently not possible with weewx out of the box this has nothing to do with this skin.

You can use external sources and add them manually to NeoWX. You can find many informations on the forecasting page in the weewx wiki. The big almanac is only available if you have the pyephem module installed. You can install it via pip install pyephem on the command line. Open the webpage of your weewx installation with your installed neowx skin in chrome.

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