Thanks for your answer. I am already using this plugin. But i can't find an option to show the temperature in the temperature graph tab
I wouldn't do that 
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Oh, I read it wrong. I thought the navbar.
No, for the temperature grph ther is no plugin... sorry.
Of course i meant plugin 
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Okay thank you. But in theory it would be possible to do something like that, right?
There have been requests...
But as far as I know, it's till not possible.
It is possible using hooks inside OctoPrint, but the temperature graph nor the enclosure plugin currently support it. There is a solution in the works by @jneilliii, to enable adding extra info to the temperature graph but it is not on the repository yet, and still has a few issues to work out.
Yeah, there's actually an EnclosurePlugin fork that someone was working on that supports it with my plugin, which is when we found this new issue I'm trying to work out. Will probably be working on that this weekend. Here's the relevant information.
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Awesome! Good luck solving the issue 
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So I think I got my side of the plugin fixed for the issue, but haven't heard back yet from Dak0r yet to know if it works or not. Additional details in the issue linked earlier.
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My octoprint reports the enclosure temperature on the graph. AFAIK I didn't do anything to octoprint to enable it.
What I did do was connect the thermistor to a spare GPIO on the controller and enable it in Marlin (and re-flash). This means that M105 reports three temps (T:10.49 /0.00 B:10.31 /0.00 C:11.43 /0.00), and octoprint displays them on the chart.
If the enclosure is connected to the printer's firmware, then yes it does work. There is also the Enclosure plugin which allows you to connect all these bits to the Pi, this isn't available on the standard temp graph.
Thanks for your efforts. It is working for me. Love your plugin!
Thanks, I appreciate it. When you say it works for you, do you mean the combination of my plugin and the forked enclosure plugin are actually graphing the temps provided by your sensor?
Yes, exactly.
That's awesome, thanks for letting me know.
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Hi
For this to work I should install the forked plugin in addition to the original one, or replace the original one by the forked one ?
Any chance the forked modification will be push to the original branch soon ?
thanks for the awesome work !
I can't say anything relative to the forked version versus a merge upstream, but you should be able to install the forked version right on top of the existing one. It does look like it's a couple of commits behind from the original. Just copy/paste this URL into plugin manager > get more > ...from URL and click Install.
https://github.com/Dak0r/OctoPrint-Enclosure-with-Custom-Graphs/archive/master.zip
If you end up getting an update notice later than that is from the original plugin and not the fork...
Hello, I was able to switch to Dak0r's plugin with the enhanced Plotly graph plugin, and visually things look right. However, I'm no longer able to read the SI7021 sensor I have connected. When I was using the original Enclosure plugin, the sensor wasn't successfully communicating until I turned off the "Use SUDO" option. Now, I can't get the sensor to read with or without that setting, but I can confirm that I can communicate with the sensor using the system python installation still.
I can see that in the logs I have the exception
2021-02-28 18:43:04,377 - octoprint.plugins.enclosure - INFO - Failed to execute python scripts, try disabling use SUDO on advanced section of the plugin.
2021-02-28 18:43:04,378 - octoprint.plugins.enclosure - WARNING - An exception of type TypeError occurred on log_error. Arguments:
("a bytes-like object is required, not 'str'",)
Was this python 3 thing fixed in the main enclosure plugin, but not yet in the fork?
Thank you!
That would be my guess, but I don't know much about Dak0r's fork other than it would work with my plugin for the sensors they were using.