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pyatmo 9.2.3
Simple API to access Netatmo weather station data from any Python 3 script. Designed for Home Assistant (but not only)
Requires Python: >=3.11

# pyatmo

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> **Warning:**
> Due to personal reasons, I am currently unable to dedicate sufficient time to effectively manage this repository. Consequently, no attention will be given to existing or forthcoming issues until further notice. **However**, I want to assure you that I will continue to merge any pull requests that are submitted, provided they successfully pass the continuous integration tests and do not exhibit any glaring issues.
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> *Hugo DUPRAS (jabesq)*

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Simple API to access Netatmo devices and data like weather station or camera data from Python 3.
For more detailed information see [dev.netatmo.com](http://dev.netatmo.com)

This project has no relation with the Netatmo company.

## Install

To install pyatmo simply run:

    pip install pyatmo

Depending on your permissions you might be required to use sudo.
Once installed you can simply add `pyatmo` to your Python 3 scripts by including:

    import pyatmo

## Note

The module requires a valid user account and a registered application.
Be aware that the module may stop working if Netatmo decides to change their API.

## Development

Prerequisits:

    uv
    python >=3.11

Clone the repo, install dependencies and install pre-commit hooks:

    git clone
    cd pyatmo
    uv sync
    pre-commit install

## Testing

To run the full suite simply run the following command from within the virtual environment:

    pytest

or

    python -m pytest tests/

To generate code coverage xml (e.g. for use in VSCode) run

    python -m pytest --cov-report xml:cov.xml --cov pyatmo --cov-append tests/

Another way to run the tests is by using `tox`. This runs the tests against the installed package and multiple versions of python.

    tox

or by specifying a python version

    tox -e py310