Integrated CO gas sensor

[hoanglongutc]

I am looking for a CO gas sensor, I looked in the list of supported sensors of tasmota, but there is no CO sensor. I searched online and found a quite suitable sensor: ZE07-CO(https://www.winsen-sensor.com/sensors/co-sensor/ze07-co.html?campaignid=20415298540&adgroupid=&feeditemid=&targetid=&device=c&creative=&keyword=&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=21510893967&gbraid=0AAAAACTVC9RT9saEEHCEXRrI0jKOG7xJI&gclid=CjwKCAjwvuLDBhAOEiwAPtF0VnmrhYQtGmcGrHHxewEMNpVzpwcTuDak_9wuH0vVAebruN3TzM_blBoC274QAvD_BwE).
Please tell me how to integrate this sensor into tasmota, or is there any plan to develop this integration? Thanks

[sfromis]

I'm getting a CO number from the already supported Grove MGS Multichannel Gas Sensor

As https://www.winsen-sensor.com/sensors/co-sensor/ze07-co.html (crud-less links preferred) seems to have an analog output, it can already be connected if you then take relevant steps to convert the voltage number to a reading.

Using the UART output would require "someone" to create a driver. With ESP32, that should be workable in the "reasonably accessible" Berry programming language Tasmota features for many types of on-device programming tasks, without needing to learn the more complex C++ language used for "native" drivers.