Skruuvi is a powerful application designed for Sailfish OS that allows you to effortlessly read and plot history data from RuuviTags. With Skruuvi, you can easily access and analyze sensor information from your RuuviTag devices right from your Sailfish OS smartphone.
Skruuvi is an unofficial application and is not developed or maintained by Ruuvi. It is created by independent developers who are passionate about enabling RuuviTag users to maximize their sensor capabilities on Sailfish OS.
For any official RuuviTag support, firmware updates, or inquiries, please refer to the official Ruuvi website or consult the Ruuvi community forums.
Skruuvi supports the aarch64 and armv7hl architectures. OS versions are supported starting from 4.5. To add support for other architectures, I require physical devices to ensure that all Bluetooth connections work properly.
If you are aware that Skruuvi works on other architectures or older SFOS versions, please let me know.
Skruuvi supports all RuuviTag sensors with firmware starting from 3.30.x. If you cant see your Ruuvi in the device list, try updating the firmware.
Supported architectures and SFOS versions of Skruuvi are distributed through the official Jolla application store (harbour).
The Chum community repository provides builds for unsupported architectures and SFOS versions, you can use these with your own risk.
Skruuvi uses internally bleak, async-timeout and dbus-fast to get history data from RuuviTags with Bluetooth. Data graph plots (GraphData.qml and Axis.qml) are slightly modified versions from systemmonitor, and about page has been done by using Opal.
Skruuvi is licensed under GPL-3.0. License is provided here.
To do list for Skruuvi is in the wiki. If you have a feature in mind which is not in the to do list, please open a issue with enhancement label.
The sensor readings are stored in local SQLite database. The database is located at ~/.local/share/org.malmi/harbour-skruuvi/ruuviData.sqlite . For example if your username is defaultuser, the database can be pulled with rsync:
rsync defaultuser@192.168.1.98:/home/defaultuser/.local/share/org.malmi/harbour-skruuvi/ruuviData.sqlite ./
The sensor readings can be exported as CSV from the data plot page. The resulting CSV is stored in ~/Documents/skruuvi-exports folder.