temp_sensor/muhconf.ini.example

[main]
# Basically, when this is set to false you'll have no output except for errors, which is desired when running cronned ;]
# This is optional and defaults to false
debug = false

# Do almost everything as usual (connect to SQL, read temperature) but don't actually insert into the database
# This is optional and defaults to false
#dryrun = false

# You can also use variable interpolation to make dryrun automatically go into effect when debug == true
# This doesn't work if --debug is specified from the command line, you'd need to do both --debug and --dryrun ;]
dryrun = %(debug)s

# Specify the sensor's sysfs directory name (should be the <SENSOR> in: /sys/bus/w1/devices/<SENSOR>/w1_slave)
# If you have multiple sensors simply specify multiple "sensor = xxx" lines ;]
sensor = 28-02155265b0ff

# For every sample, try to read the sensor this many times until it produces some expected output (should usually take only 1 attempt but still ;])
# This is optional and defaults to 5
sample_maxattempts = 5

[mysql]
# Should be obvious lmao
# This is optional and defaults to 3306
port = 3306

# All of deez nuts are required yo
host = 127.0.0.1
user = ayylmao
pass = gottem
db = turds
table = temperature
column = temp

# MySQL must be explicitly configured for SSL/TLS and is usually implemented in the form of STARTTLS (explicit TLS, running on the same port as plaintext)
# This is optional and defaults to false
tls = false

[weathermon]
# Refer to em README for moar deetz on getting the required keys etc lol
# If this shit is not enabled (which is the default) then the other variables are not necessary obv m8
#enable = false

# Interval is in minutes and is *not* relative to the skrip's startup time, rather it simply checks if the current hour to minutes + current minutes is evenly divisible by the interval
# Therefore it can't be more than 60 and it should be evenly divisible by the time used in your crontab as well ;]
# Free weather APIs generally don't update faster than once every 10 minutes, but you should checkem at least once per hour anyways
#interval = 10

#weather_url = https://api.openweathermap.org/data/2.5/weather
#weather_key = 11a11a111a1a11a111111111aa1a1aaa
#city_id = 123456789

# TLS certificate bundle file used by the requests module for em weather API
# This shit is optional and defaults to the below value
#tls_ca_file = /etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt

# Copy both app ID and REST API key from your OneSignal dashboard > app's settings > Keys & IDs
#onesignal_restkey = aaaaaaa1aaaaaaa1aa11aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
#onesignal_appid = a11a11a1-aa11-1aa1-a11a-1a11a11a1aaa

# Also copy the notification category's channel ID from your OneSignal dashboard > app's settings > Messaging
#onesignal_channel = a11a11a1-aa11-1aa1-a11a-1a11a11a1aaa

# And finally, the segment of subscribers to send to (optional, defaults to everyone if not specified)
#onesignal_segment = temp_sensor