Twinkly script

[gjniewenhuijse]

I like to connect my Twinkly christmas leds to the LM.

I found a LUA example for Fibaro (see attached Twinkly.LUA), but i can't get the example working.

My code:

Code:

--[[ documentation api: https://xled-docs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/rest_api.html mqtt: https://xled-docs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/msqtt_api.html --]] -- init if not init then   require('socket.http')   require('ltn12')   require('json')   socket.http.TIMEOUT = 5   host = "192.168.x.xx"     authToken = nil   init = true end local api = {     base = "/xled/v1/",     endpoints = {         login = "login",         verify = "verify",         mode = "led/mode",         deviceName = "device_name",         reset = "led/reset",         movieConfig = "led/movie/config",         movie = "led/movie/full",         gestalt = "gestalt",         brightness = "led/out/brightness"     } } function getTwinklyResponseData(endPoint, body, content_type)     local content_type = content_type or "application/json"     local url = "http://" .. host .. api.base .. api.endpoints[endPoint]   local method = "GET"   if body ~= nil then     method = "POST"     if type(body) == "table" and content_type == "application/json" then       body = json.encode(body)     end   end   local response_body = {}   local payload = body   log('input', url, method, payload)   local res, code, response_headers, status = socket.http.request     {       url = url,       method = method,       headers =       {         ["Content-Type"] = content_type,         ["X-Auth-Token"] = authToken       },       source = ltn12.source.string(payload),       sink = ltn12.sink.table(response_body)     }   log(res, code, response_headers, status)   log('payload', payload)   log('response_body', response_body)   if res and code == 200 then     return true   else     return false   end end log('start') if getTwinklyResponseData("gestalt") then   getTwinklyResponseData("login",{challenge = "aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa\a"}) end log('einde')

my data response from "gestalt" looks right with the correct device information, but the "login" gives as result:

Code:

* arg: 1   * number: 1 * arg: 2   * number: 200 * arg: 3   * table:    ["server"]     * string: esp-httpd/0.5    ["content-type"]     * string: application/json    ["connection"]     * string: close * arg: 4   * string: HTTP/1.1 200 OK

thats looks also right, but my response_data is: 

Code:

* arg: 1   * string: response_body * arg: 2   * table:    [1]     * string: {"code":1106}

and thats not right i think.

Who can help me?