A couple of changes that might be of interest

[agspoon]

Thank you for sharing this tool. It works like a charm with my AmbientWeather station (WS-2902A). I've added a few fields to the Prometheus metrics, and fixed a couple of bugs. I would like to share those with you, but don't know the best way to do so. I could just provide a git diff, if that works.

• Added Relative and Absolute barometric pressure
• Fixed up station UTC timestamp (sent as string, not number), and publish it as UNIX milliseconds from the Epoch, as that's what Grafana likes.
• Fixed spelling typo of "humiditiy_percent" to "humidity_percent"

[philosowaffle]

A Pull Request is welcome for these fixes/changes. 😃

Perhaps you could also update the tables in this document to include your station model and what firmware you have installed?

[agspoon]

Looks good, thanks for taking the pull request, and the fix.
One thing I forgot to mention is that the example "grafana_dashboard.json" file has some fixed "uid:" values (BDhSj5Xnk), which caused errors for me when I originally imported it into grafana.

[levilliard]

Thanks for taking your time to make this tool.

I'm not familiar with Prometheus, I just run the AWLS on a docker container and i can confirm the server is running on my local nachine. I'm trying to use it with a WS-5000 station.

I'm not sure I undestand, what's the next step ? Install Prometheus ? Is there an URL to access a dashboard when it is running locally( something like 192.168.2.34:8001/dashboard) ?

Thanks in advance !

[philosowaffle]

Understanding OpenTelemetry and Prometheus is, to a degree, a pre-req to using this project. To use a gross over simplification, imagine that all we're doing here is broadcasting some information on a new radio frequency. You still need to provide your own radios and speakers in order to listen to that radio channel. In this simple example, something like Grafana Agent and Mimir are your "radio", and something like Grafana is your "speaker".