[code] BME280 Linux library for Ruby

[jvalencia]

I've made my own library for this sensor on Ruby. It's a stand-alone library, it doesn't need any other gems to work.

The code is available here:

• bme280.rb: https://gist.github.com/jvalrog/c515302 ... 2989ab1df8
• i2cdev.rb: https://gist.github.com/jvalrog/1f8a730 ... 4af7df1193
  
  [updated with source code]
  [updated scripts with BSD licenses]

[Heater]

So where is it? Whatever it is.

[jvalencia]

So where is it? Whatever it is.

I've updated the first post with the source code.

[yuasatakayuki]

Thanks jvalencia for sharing these useful scripts.
I confirmed that these script work properly with my Raspberry Pi 3 and a BME280 module as pasted below.
If possible, I would love to use these scripts in my non-commercial personal project, and which license should I apply when including these files into my code tree? It would be very much appreciated if it is MIT/BSD or similar open-source license.

Cheers,

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$ ruby sample_bme280.rb
Temperature: 29.93 ºC
Pressure: 1003.34 mb
Humidity: 48.34 %

[jvalencia]

Thanks jvalencia for sharing these useful scripts.
I confirmed that these script work properly with my Raspberry Pi 3 and a BME280 module as pasted below.
If possible, I would love to use these scripts in my non-commercial personal project, and which license should I apply when including these files into my code tree? It would be very much appreciated if it is MIT/BSD or similar open-source license.

Cheers,

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$ ruby sample_bme280.rb
Temperature: 29.93 ºC
Pressure: 1003.34 mb
Humidity: 48.34 %

Hi, good to know that it works for you I've updated the scripts with the BSD license. Happy hacking.

[yuasatakayuki]

Thanks for updating the code with the license. It's very much appreciated!

[Miyamoto]

All links unavailable...so sad

[jvalencia]

All links unavailable...so sad

Hello friend, I messed my github once. I've updated the top post with good links again.

[sardar]

Thank you very much for your update. I can measure "temperature" "Pressure" and "humidity" but how can I send this data from my home to my office pc?