Manual Installation

Why? Just use wee_extension. But if you must, read on.

Installation notes

Because there are multiple methods to install WeeWX, location of files can vary. See where to find things in the WeeWX User’s Guide for the definitive information. The following symbolic names are used to define the various locations:

$DOWNLOAD_ROOT - The directory containing the downloaded WeeWX-JAS extension.
$BIN_ROOT - The directory where WeeWX executables are located.
$SKIN_ROOT - The directory wehere WeeWX skins are located.
$CONFIG_ROOT - The directory where the configuration (typically, weewx.conf) is located.

The notation vX.Y.Z designates the version being installed. X.Y.Z is the release.

Prior to making any updates/changes, always make a backup.

Preqrequisites

WeeWX version	Python version
4.6.0 or greater	Python 3.6 or greater

Instructions

Download WeeWX-JAS

 wget -P $DOWNLOAD_ROOT https://github.com/weewx-extensions/jas/archive/vX.Y.Z.tar.gz

All of the releases can be found here and this is the latest.

Unpack WeeWX-JAS
```
 tar xvfz vX.Y.Z.tar.gz
```

Copy the files

 cp $DOWNLOAD_ROOT/vX.Y.X/bin/user/jas.py $BIN_ROOT/user
 cp $DOWNLOAD_ROOT/vX.Y.X/skins/* $SKIN_ROOT

Configure

 [StdReport]
     [[jas]]
         skin = jas
         lang = en
         HTML_ROOT = jas
         [[[Extras]]]
             [[[[chart_definitions]]]]
                 [[[[[outTempChart]]]]]
                     [[[[[[series]]]]]]
                         [[[[[[[outTemp]]]]]]]
             [[[[pages]]]]
                 [[[[[day]]]]]
                     [[[[[[outTemp]]]]]]

This will configure WeeWX-JAS to create a line chart of the outTemp observation and display it on the day page. For additional information read Customizing.

Restart WeeWX

 sudo /etc/init.d/weewx restart

 sudo sudo service restart weewx

 sudo systemctl restart weewx