Hi RuuviTags lovers! 
I coded a web interface to discover the RuuviTags, see data and save measures to MQTT, InfluxDB, Graphite and Home Assistant.
It’s a standalone nodejs application AND an Home Assistant add-on (via MQTT discovery).
You can read the github for all the features.
Happy testing! 
This is super. Exactly what I have been looking. Now I don’t need to use Esp32 for Ruuvi discovery 
edit: For home-assistant
Interface works very well. Thanks!
Just wonder if it should make ruuvi device available for automation too?
I understand it should happen through the Targets probably, but not sure how…
Thanks
Yes, you can use RuuviTags with automation. Choose “device” as trigger and select your tag.
Then you should see measures in “Trigger” select.
Awesome. Thanks a lot!
I’m surprised there are not more replies than this. In my opinion this is the best way to integrate with Home Assistant right now. I’ve tried almost every way but this one has the best documentation and you don’t need to be a professional programmer to get it running. Thanks!
Thanks a lot, you make my day
@balda
I’m trying to install your: RuuviTag Discovery to my Raspberry pi os (running homeassistant).
I’m getting following error when I try to install it:
“The command ‘/bin/ash -o pipefail -c apk add --no-cache npm libusb-dev bluez-dev linux-headers eudev-dev build-base python git’ returned a non-zero code: 61”
Any ideas?
I manually installed NodeJS and RT Discovery using this:
Got it running.
An issue is opened for this bug https://github.com/balda/ruuvitag-discovery/issues/19.
Sometimes, Home Assistant change something and it breaks the docker build 
(I still don’t have automatic tests when Home Assistant release a new version )
The bug should be fixed in release 0.1.14
The more I use this, the better I like it! 
While your in there any chance for https://github.com/balda/ruuvitag-discovery/issues/9 refresh?
Thanks a lot @dgerman
I’m still working on the rewrite: it’s almost 90% done
(little teaser: live refresh will be in ALL pages where measures are displayed)
New release for a big rewrite!
0.2.0 ship live refresh 
Thanks for the update. Updated mine last night and (still) working great!
If you need any ideas for new features in upcoming versions here is something:
)Thanks @Luckypants!
Your ideas are already on my private roadmap
In fact, I planned a feature to create new custom columns with a math expression like (temperature * 9/5) + 32 for Fahrenheit. So you could do the math you want
Can be done with custom measures defined with a math expression (release 0.2.6) 
(I’m still working on the “accuracy” feature)
Wow! Going install it next weekend. Thank you very much.
This program is even more better with every update!!
Hi,
Thank you @balda for your excellent work with RuuviTag Discovery for Home Assistant! Just what I needed.
There seems to be an issue with pressure measurement value–seems that decimal point is missing from message. Sample from MQTT messages:
Message 789 received on ruuvi/sensor/e1de2f2d5fbf/pressure/attributes at 12:12 PM:
{
"RuuviTag": "e1de2f2d5fbf",
"Measure": "Pressure",
"Unit": "hPa"
}
QoS: 0 - Retain: false
Message 788 received on ruuvi/sensor/e1de2f2d5fbf/pressure/state at 12:12 PM:
99918
QoS: 0 - Retain: false
Correct value should be 999.18 here.
Hi,
Checked the data Ruuvitag sends, and there is no comma in pressure. So needs to be managed with custom field I guess.