Temperature Humidity Wordpress Site

Background Sensors are sending data to a MySQL database with temperature, humidity and battery voltage values. MySQL Database already exists. Access can be given to database for addition/amendment of tables etc. Login WordPress Oauth2 authentication should be used with a User Login/Logout & Forgotten Password functionality. Users should be presented with a message if their subscription date has passed and refused access. Home Page Cards type format should be used on the home screen to display (for each sensor belonging to a user) (a). Latest temperature value (b). Latest humidity value (c). Battery Level (c). Last seen (days/hours/minutes ago) - this will be based on the latest timestamp entry in the database. The user clicks on a ‘Detail’ button within card to be presented with the below for that sensor. Detail Page - selected sensor A graph for that sensor should show their temperature and humidity for the past 36 hours. A datatable should be available which shows the same data in a tabular form. This data can be exported to pdf, csv or printed by the user. Sensors will belong to different customers. A customer should only ever see data relating to their sensors. Additional types of sensors will be added in the future. On the home page a Subscription expires value should be shown based on a value held in the database. Admin User only Page Ability to add/remove/suspend users. Change Subscription date for user. Add/Remove Sensors for a user. List all sensors with date/time last seen. Click on sensor to get detailed datatable of values in last 36 hours and change user & sensor name. Future releases will include - not part of this project. Ability for users to enable email alerts for each sensor and set the thresholds (lower and higher). Functionality for customers to renew their subscription using PayPal. Additional sensor types.