Show Qingping Air Monitor Lite (CGDN1) data in your GNOME top bar or inside the terminal.

It has various settings, here how it could look like:

• Default settings: ('co2','humidity','temperature','aqi_worst') aqi_worst display worst result between PM2.5 and PM10 AQIs

• When all display_sensors enabled: ('co2','humidity','temperature','aqi_worst','aqi_pm25','aqi_pm10')

• You can not show or rearrange any of the sensors:

• You can enable or disable "emoji status" and "text status" representations

• You can set the verbosity level to show only when something goes wrong: If for a long period (default: 30 min) there is no new data from sensors and verbosity_level != 0 next msg will pop up: the rest of the time, as long as everything is normal, nothing will be displayed:

1. Connect your Qingping Air Monitor Lite to the Qingping+ App.

2. Register in Qingping+ App.

3. Login to developer.qingping.co/login

4. Clone this repo and go inside it.

5. Install the latest nodejs LTS version (tested on 20.12.1) and run npm install

6. Create settings.json from example file

   cp user-settings-example.js user-settings.js

7. Populate credentials in user-settings.js with corresponding values from developer.qingping.co/personal/permissionApply

8. Run node .

9. If you'd like to run it as part of the GNOME top bar:

   1. Install extensions.gnome.org/extension/2932/executor/

   2. Set /full/path/to/node /full/path/to/cloned/repo/ eg:

      /usr/bin/node /home/${USER}/.config/qingping/

   3. Set a 300+ seconds (5+ minutes) update interval - Qingping by default updates data not more frequently than once in 15min.

   4. Save settings.
      Note that you rerun script each time when you save settings.

The repository is managed by MaxymVlasov.

Shout-outs:

• To the amazing Homey App community, especially tjaadvd and Wout_van_den_Dool, which done most of the work figuring out how to get data from obscure Qingping docs in this thread

It would be great to make it a full-fledged GNOME extension, but after spending a few hours understanding how it could be achieved I choose this "good enough" solution to me. If you'd like to convert to the GNOME extension - I am open to contributions