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Humireader/Tempreader/Turtlewatch: Quick and dirty project for reading temp+humdity from an Arduino-device, make the data usable in a bash-script and generate a HTML-status-page.
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README.md

HumiReader / TurtleWatch

Humireader

Small C++-project reading temperature + humidity from the refurbished Arduino-based "HumiMaster" (another pet project) via then RS232-Debug-output of the device.

The "humireader"-class is responsible for reading and converting the data.

The main.cpp (results in the tempreader binary) converts the retrieved data so it can be consumed in a Bash-script. Start w/o params to get more infos.

Turtlewatch

The turtlewatch.sh uses the tempreader to retrieve data an generate a HTMl status page, monitoring the environment of my Dad's turtles when they are stored in a cooler when in winter-hiatus.

Check vars at beginning of script. Place html-files form the template-folder in the $WEBPATH as defined in the script.

Fonts used in the templates are from: