Un PI 0 W transforme le module tic usb en module tic wifi.
On ajoute un montage NFS entre le serveur HA et le module tic. Les outils utilisés restants les mêmes.
A noter que d’après la spécification du linky, le câble de lecture de la TIC peut aller jusqu’à 500 mètres, donc on peut tirer des câbles pour déporter la lecture.
Hello,
De mon côté, ça donne ça en utilisant un programme en python dans AppDeamon + InfluxDB + Grafana sur RPi4 et un convertissseur TIC => USB fait maison https://gitlab.com/olivierov/RS_TIC/-/blob/master/README.md.
I created a script for use by a “command line sensor”, based on the project you mentioned. see GitHub - frtz13/homeassistant_gazpar_cl_sensor-deprecated: Importer la consommation journalière et index de consommation de gaz dans Home Assistant
Hi Frtz
Could you help me with your interesting project gazpar ?
It works but graph displays everyday the same « yesterday » value
Thanks
Philippe
I replied in the “issues” on github.
Hello,
awesome, i’m using daily. The only issue is when the API ( gazpart ) do not return the “yesterday’s conso” the information is totaly lost and not recoverable.
Like me :
05-07 : OK
08: yesterday's conso not found
09:OK
10:OK
Are you able to do the same script for the linky ? 
there does not seem an easy way to put a sensor state for a timestamp in the past into the H.A. database. if this happens too often, you could choose to make a sensor with j-2 data (instead of j-1), with a slight modification in gazpar_ha.py. for my data, this only happened once in the past weeks.
no linky here.