Hi everyone, I wanted to share my recent success in integrating weather data from yr.no into my OpenHAB setup. This project was a bit challenging, but the result is fantastic! Here’s how I did it:First, I set up a bash script to fetch the latest weather data from yr.no’s API. The script saves the data as an XML file and then converts it to JSON using a Python script. I found this conversion step crucial because OpenHAB works more smoothly with JSON data.Next, I configured the MQTT binding to publish the JSON data to my broker. This step was straightforward, but I had to ensure the correct MQTT channels were set up. I also used tools like jsonpathfinder.com to identify the right JSONPath expressions for extracting temperature and other relevant data points.One technical hurdle I encountered was handling large JSON files, which caused out-of-memory errors. I resolved this by optimizing the script to process only the necessary data. Additionally, I set up a cron job to run the script hourly, ensuring my weather data stays current.Finally, I integrated the data into OpenHAB items and created a dashboard to display the temperature and forecast. It’s incredibly satisfying to see real-time weather updates on my smart devices!I hope this guide helps others looking to enhance their OpenHAB setups with accurate weather data. If anyone has questions or suggestions, feel free to reach out! 