Add human readable IAQ scores#2
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From table 4, page 9 of the BME680 datasheet, I've added in the AQ classification (good, average, etc), tidied up the formatting of the output and made a couple of extremely trivial pylint fixups. My coding skills are still pretty basic and there is probably a much more efficient way to do this, so feel free to reject this if it's unsuitable.
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Never mind. I took the air quality reading to be a reflection of the IAQ scale in the datasheet rather than a percentage. As an aside, is it worth adding a percent symbol after the air quality output, and maybe something to indicate if a low or high percentage is good? |
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From table 4, page 9 of the BME680 datasheet, I've added in the AQ classification (good, average, etc), tidied up the formatting of the output and made a couple of extremely trivial pylint fixups. My coding skills are still pretty basic and there is probably a much more efficient way to do this, so feel free to reject this if it's unsuitable.