SensorPush recently introduced a API to query the temperature and humidity samples recorded by their smart sensors via G1 WIFI GATEWAY - As long as the API is in beta stage, you have to contact support to get access!
This Python 3 tool can query the API and save the temperature and humidity time series to InfluxDB so it can easily be plotted with Grafana.
If you don't have an G1 WIFI Gateway and still want to plot your temperature, you can us another little tool I wrote to feed the CSV file which you can export via the Android App to InfluxDB.
# sensorpush.py --help
usage: sensorpush.py [-h] [-s STARTTIME] [-p STOPTIME] [-b BACKLOG]
[-t TIMESTEP] [-q QLIMIT] [-d DELAY] [-l] [-g]
[-i SENSORLIST [SENSORLIST ...]] [-n] [-x]
Queries SensorPus API and stores the temp and humidity readings in InfluxDB
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-s STARTTIME, --start STARTTIME
start query at time (e.g. "2019-07-25T00:10:41+0200")
-p STOPTIME, --stop STOPTIME
Stop query at time (e.g. "2019-07-26T00:10:41+0200")
-b BACKLOG, --backlog BACKLOG
Historical data to fetch (default 1 day) - time can be
specified in the format <number>[m|h|d|w|M|Y]. E.g.:
10 Minutes = 10m, 1 day = 1d, 1 month = 1M
-t TIMESTEP, --timestep TIMESTEP
Time slice per query (in minutes) to fetch (default
720 minutes [12 h])
-q QLIMIT, --querylimit QLIMIT
Number of samples to return per sensor (default unset
= API default limimt [10])
-d DELAY, --delay DELAY
Delay in seconds between queries
-l, --listsensors Show a list of sensors and exit
-g, --listgateways Show a list of gateways and exit
-i SENSORLIST [SENSORLIST ...], --sensorlist SENSORLIST [SENSORLIST ...]
List of sensor IDs to query
-n, --noconvert Do not convert °F to °C, inHG to mBar, kPa to mBar and feet
to meters
-x, --dryrun Do not write anything to the database, just print what
would have been written
# sensorpush_csv-import.py --help
usage: sensorpush_csv-import.py [-h] [-f CSVFILE] [-s SENSORNAME]
[-i SENSORID] [-d] [-c CHUNKS]
Reads a CSV file exported from the SensorPush Android App and stores the temp
and humidity readings in InfluxDB
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-f CSVFILE, --csvfile CSVFILE
CSV file exported from the SensorPush Android App
-s SENSORNAME, --sensorname SENSORNAME
Sensor name
-i SENSORID, --sensorid SENSORID
Sensor id
-d, --dryrun Do not write anything to InfluxDB - just print what
would have been written
-c CHUNKS, --chunks CHUNKS
Write data in chunks to InfluxDB to not overload e.g.
a RaspberryPi