How I got by the name, I have no idea. But this project is focused on rigging my home with sensors and automating all kinds of stuff.
These sketches are all written for ESP8266-based hardware. I personally use a lot of Wemos D1 mini v2's, but anything else based off of an ESP8266 should work, and with some modification these will probably also run on other platforms.
The ClimateNodes are supposed to provide different kinds of climate and air quality data in similar formats. They communicate via MQTT, and in case of sensors, they all have integrated support for influx formatting. This means they can publish metrics to a specific topic in influx line format, allowing you to pass it directly into InfluxDB, e.g. using something like Telegraf.
Hardware:
- Wemos D1 mini
- DHT22 temperature & RH sensor
Output:
- Temperature [°C]
- Relative Humidity [%]
Hardware:
- Wemos D1 mini
- DHT22 temperature & RH sensor
- MH-Z19B CO2 sensor
Output:
- Temperature [°C]
- Relative Humidity [%]
- CO2 concentration [ppm]
- Temperature (MH-Z19B) [°C] (influx only)
Things to switch and control other things.
This sketch powers a WiFi and MQTT-connected LED controller. It accepts messages in the format of rgb(X,Y,Z) where XYZ can be anything from 0 to 255, and 1, 2 or 3 digits. I'm working on adding CCT support and NTP, and I'm still trying to think of a way to control all the RGBW LED goodness that I'm going to be wiring my walls and ceiling with.