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homebridge-purpleair-sensor

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Monitor air quality using PurpleAir.

github.com/jmkk/homebridge-purpleair-sensor

jmkk/homebridge-purpleair-sensor

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# Changelog ## [3.3.0] ### Changed - Make sensor refresh interval configurable. - Refreshed dependencies. ## [3.2.1] ### Changed - Refreshed dependencies. - Node.js 24 support ## [3.1.1] ### Fixed - Fixed double "None" conversion configuration. ### Changed - Refreshed dependencies. ## [3.1.0] ### Changed - Refreshed dependencies. - Verified compatibility with Homebridge v2. ## [3.0.2] ### Fixed - Fixed stale accessory data when restored from cache. ## [3.0.1] ### Fixed - Fixed fetching VOC for local sensors. ## [3.0.0] ### Changed - Major rewrite converting the plugin to a Platform plugin. ### Added - Humidity reporting. - Temperature reporting. - ALT-CF3 conversion. ## [2.1.0] ### Changed - Only fetch API fields required for core plugin functionality. ## [2.0.2] ### Added - Verbose network error logging. ## [2.0.1] ### Changed - Refreshed dependencies. - Now requires Node.js >= 14.8.1. ## [2.0.0] ### Changed - Migrated to the new PurpleAir.com API for remote sensors. ### Notes - A PurpleAir read API key is required for remote sensors. - Local sensors can still be used without an API key. ## [1.7.0] ### Added - Support for direct access to local sensors. ## [1.6.2] ### Added - Support for EPA conversion. ## [1.5.0] ### Added - Support for private sensors. ## [1.4.0] ### Added - AQandU conversion. - LRAPA conversion. ## [1.3.0] ### Added - Unit tests for parsing. - Ability to report averages in addition to realtime values. ## [1.2.0] ### Added - Verbose logging option. ## [1.1.0] ### Added - Option to report AQI value in the PM2.5 density field. ### Notes - HomeKit officially supports PM2.5 density rather than AQI. ## [1.0.0] ### Added - Initial release.