(15.05.2018, 08:39)admin Wrote: Do you have documentation on HTTP API? Sending requests via HTTP is simple, but without documentation there's nothing we can help with.

(16.05.2018, 12:38)admin Wrote: Attach this code to an event script (boolean object). It will contol switch 1 depending on object value. Make sure that Switch API is enabled without encryption and authentication. log(...) call at the end should be removed if script is working correctly.

Code:

require('socket.http')

switch = 1

value = event.getvalue()
if value then
 action = 'on'
else
 action = 'off'
end

url = 'http://192.168.1.101/api/switch/ctrl?switch=' .. switch .. '&action=' .. action
res, err = socket.http.request(url)

log(res, err)

(18.05.2018, 08:07)admin Wrote: State has to be polled so you need a resident script. Adjust sleep time as needed, but do not use 0 as it will consume all CPU.
Uncomment and modify grp calls depending on how many inputs are used.

Code:

require('json')
require('socket.http')

res, err = socket.http.request('http://192.168.1.101/api/io/status')
if res then
 data = json.pdecode(res)

 if type(data) == 'table' then
   ports = data.result.ports
   log(ports)
   -- grp.checkwrite('1/1/1', ports[ 1 ].state)
   -- grp.checkwrite('1/1/1', ports[ 2 ].state)
 else
   alert('failed to decode data')
 end
else
 alert('http request failed ' .. tostring(err))
end

-- release unused resources
collectgarbage('collect')

(18.05.2018, 09:32)admin Wrote: You access the same URL (http://192.168.1.101/api/io/status) in your browser and check whether input states change or not.
Error checking can be improved like this:

Code:

 if type(data) == 'table' and type(data.result) == 'table' and type(data.result.ports) == 'table' then
   ports = data.result.ports

(18.05.2018, 10:40)Evens Wrote:

(18.05.2018, 09:32)admin Wrote: You access the same URL (http://192.168.1.101/api/io/status) in your browser and check whether input states change or not.
Error checking can be improved like this:

Code:

 if type(data) == 'table' and type(data.result) == 'table' and type(data.result.ports) == 'table' then
   ports = data.result.ports

Hi,

When using the url, i see that all innputs work like they should. 
I think the problem is the port number, it doesn`t seem to match the input correctly.

Do you have an idea?

BR Even.

(18.05.2018, 10:46)admin Wrote: It might be that array input order is not defined. Try this instead:

Code:

ports = {}

for _, p in ipairs(data.result.ports) do
 ports[ p.port ] = p.state
end

grp.checkwrite('1/1/1', ports['ext1.input1'])
grp.checkwrite('1/1/2', ports['ext1.input2'])

(16.05.2018, 12:38)admin Wrote: Attach this code to an event script (boolean object). It will contol switch 1 depending on object value. Make sure that Switch API is enabled without encryption and authentication. log(...) call at the end should be removed if script is working correctly.

Code:

require('socket.http')

switch = 1

value = event.getvalue()
if value then
  action = 'on'
else
  action = 'off'
end

url = 'http://192.168.1.101/api/switch/ctrl?switch=' .. switch .. '&action=' .. action
res, err = socket.http.request(url)

log(res, err)

(23.10.2023, 11:21)admin Wrote: You can use Remote services. See docs here (examples are at the bottom): https://openrb.com/docs/remote-new.htm

(22.07.2024, 10:39)admin Wrote: Try removing remote:remote from the URL. Or put correct user:pass into the URL and keep the Username and Password fields empty.

(22.07.2024, 10:55)Daniel Wrote: Contact Zennio support and ask how to send such request in this format from this device.