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UPDATED: Forked the original to allow the original to just output 2 temperatures only into the terminal (or import and pass them into another program) I also didn't require any of the SQL/logging/etc

I also added a second program thats very basic that just allows me to log my temperatures to google drive. (I run this every 1-5 mins via crontab) It also has a function to push a Pushover notification to your phone. (Thinking of setting temperature limits for notifications in the future).

If anyone does download my rubbish code, then get in touch and i'll show you how to setup the IFTTT API.

MaverickBBQ

Receives Wireless BBQ Thermometer Telegrams via RF-Receiver attached to Raspberry Pi

For further development, see: https://github.com/WLANThermo/WLANThermo_v2/blob/master/software/usr/bin/maverick.py

Needs pigpiod (http://abyz.co.uk/rpi/pigpio/pigpiod.html) running to work start with: pigpiod -x -1

usage: maverick.py [-h] [--html [HTML]] [--json [JSON]] [--sqlite [SQLITE]] [--debug] [--pin PIN] [--nosync] [--fahrenheit] [--verbose]

Receives Wireless BBQ Thermometer Telegrams via RF-Receiver

optional arguments: -h, --help show this help message and exit --html [HTML] Writes a HTML file --json [JSON] Writes a JSON file --sqlite [SQLITE] Writes to an SQLite Database --debug Generates additional debugging Output --pin PIN Sets the Pin number --nosync Always register new IDs --fahrenheit Sets the Output to Fahrenheit --verbose Print more Information to stdout

Attach an 433,92MHz (different Receiver needed in the US, I think) receiver to a free GPIO (default=18 (BCM Numbering) and you are ready to go.