Python package to get and transform PurpleAir data
Homebridge plugin for PurpleAir, for monitoring air quality in Apple HomeKit as well as home automation based on air quality changes.
Air Quality Watcher
Miller Beach / NWI air quality monitor using PurpleAir PM sensor, tracking PM2.5, PM10, weather, traffic congestion, trains in "The Region", etc. built in node.js/express.js, updated every 15 minutes.
A logger that will query purple air sensor(s) for data. That data can then be stored in a PostGreSQL database, CSV files, or SQLite3 databse. Find this package on pypi: https://pypi.org/project/purpleair-data-logger/#history You can grab your own sensor here: https://www2.purpleair.com/
Building the 411 for air quality in the United States: a texting platform accessible to all, that provides actionable local information to protect your and your community.
Fork of SANdood's Purple Air Homebridge package to fix the polling as well as support various sensor averages and adjustments.
View the latest air quality data from PurpleAir IoT sensors located near your home.
ESP8266-based air quality sensor with ThingSpeak integration
ESP32 + 16x2 OLED screen displays local air quality from your PurpleAir's JSON API
Pulls data from PurpleAir AQI monitors and reports data to slack
A Python3 wrapper written for the new PurpleAir API [https://api.purpleair.com/]. Find this package on pypi: https://pypi.org/project/purpleair-api/#history You can grab your own sensor here: https://www2.purpleair.com/
Adds PurpleAir sensors for Home Assistant
Azure Functions that are core to an air quality data processing and alerting pipeline.
airy is a command line Python script to collect PurpleAir air quality sensor data into a database. When run periodically, airy can monitor for changes in air quality and send an SMS alert if desired.
Watch this repo to receive an email whenever PurpleAir sensor(s) go over an air quality PM2.5 threshold.
Reads PurpleAir devices for measuring AQI and exports data for Prometheus consumption
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