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@GGadash GGadash released this 13 Sep 03:52
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AirGradient Test API App v2.1.0-rc.1

Release candidate — for testing and demonstration. This is the first GitHub
release of the renamed application, based on the supplied AirGradient Max Atlas v2.1.

Install and run

  1. Install Python from python.org. Python 3.9+ is the compatibility minimum; use a currently supported stable version for a new setup. Windows setup · macOS downloads · Linux guidance.
  2. Connect to the internet to fetch live API readings and load online map/library resources.
  3. Download AirGradient-Test-API-App-v2.1.0-rc.1.zip from this release's Assets and extract it.
  4. Open a terminal in the extracted folder. Run py serve.py on Windows or python3 serve.py on macOS/Linux.
  5. Open the exact local URL printed by Python. Leave the terminal open; stop it with Ctrl+C.

No extra Python packages are needed. Do not open the HTML directly.
Short setup guide ·
Full user guide

Included changes

  • Project, HTML filename, app title, launcher, and internal app identifiers renamed to AirGradient Test API App.
  • Markdown user guide, top-level quick guide, official Python installation links, and explicit internet requirements.
  • Setup and license information visible near the top of the app.
  • Git exclusions, consistent line endings, automated checks, and a portable source ZIP builder.
  • A checksum sidecar for the ZIP and SHA256SUMS.txt inside it for individual files.

License

MIT No Attribution (MIT-0). Freely use, change, share, and sell the original
code and documentation. Attribution is not required; optional credit to Akila DJ
is welcome. No requirement to publish changes or use the same license. Provided
as is, without warranty. Third-party data, libraries, and maps keep their own terms.

Full project license ·
Official MIT-0 license ·
Third-party notices

Testing scope and limitations

The release checks cover Python and inline JavaScript syntax and ZIP integrity.
Local smoke checks cover the served page, API status/error routes, and the renamed
client/server response header. Authenticated hourly history needs a suitable user
token and has not been live-tested. Original device-selection readings are
historical notes, not a guarantee that devices are currently online. AQI values
are illustrative; this is not a production server or an official AirGradient app.

This release distributes a local application, not a hosted website. GitHub's
automatic source ZIP/tar downloads are also supported; the named app ZIP includes
an additional per-file checksum manifest.

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