Miele@Home LBS for Homeserver (14360)

[SMA]

Roeller Works great, thank you for your commitment!

MarcelAdamsKNX https://github.com/En3rGy/11087_JSON...rser_v1.4.hslz
Was meinst Du mit A5 im Detail? Nachstehend die Möglichkeiten von Miele zur Spülmaschine.

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{ "ProgramID": { "value_raw": 13, "value_localized": "QuickPowerWash", "key_localized": "Program name" }, "status": { "value_raw": 5, "value_localized": "In use", "key_localized": "status" }, "programType": { "value_raw": 0, "value_localized": "Program", "key_localized": "Program type" }, "programPhase": { "value_raw": 1795, "value_localized": "Main wash", "key_localized": "Program phase" }, "remainingTime": [ 0, 54 ], "startTime": [ 0, 0 ], "targetTemperature": [ { "value_raw": -32768, "value_localized": null, "unit": "Celsius" }, { "value_raw": -32768, "value_localized": null, "unit": "Celsius" }, { "value_raw": -32768, "value_localized": null, "unit": "Celsius" } ], "coreTargetTemperature": [ { "value_raw": -32768, "value_localized": null, "unit": "Celsius" } ], "temperature": [ { "value_raw": -32768, "value_localized": null, "unit": "Celsius" }, { "value_raw": -32768, "value_localized": null, "unit": "Celsius" }, { "value_raw": -32768, "value_localized": null, "unit": "Celsius" } ], "coreTemperature": [ { "value_raw": -32768, "value_localized": null, "unit": "Celsius" } ], "signalInfo": false, "signalFailure": false, "signalDoor": false, "remoteEnable": { "fullRemoteControl": true, "smartGrid": false, "mobileStart": true }, "ambientLight": null, "light": null, "elapsedTime": [ 0, 28 ], "spinningSpeed": { "unit": "rpm", "value_raw": null, "value_localized": null, "key_localized": "Spin speed" }, "dryingStep": { "value_raw": null, "value_localized": "", "key_localized": "Drying level" }, "ventilationStep": { "value_raw": null, "value_localized": "", "key_localized": "Fan level" }, "plateStep": [ ], "ecoFeedback": { "currentWaterConsumption": { "unit": "l", "value": 1 }, "currentEnergyConsumption": { "unit": "kWh", "value": 0.7 }, "waterForecast": 0.4, "energyForecast": 0.65 }, "batteryLevel": null} 

Knochen Hast Du eine Möglichkeit gefunden die Restzeit vernünftig zu formatieren? Mit den LBS vom HS komme ich da irgendwie nicht zurecht...

[Roeller]

It's now VERY EASY to extract the JSON values. See this scripting block I've build:


https://knx-user-forum.de/forum/%C3%...tyserver-14362



Example:


JSON
Let's take the following sample JSON to explain:

{
  "device": {
    "name": "LivingRoomController",
    "status": "online",
    "metrics": {
      "temperature": 21.6,
      "humidity": 48,
      "power": 312.4
    },
    "modes": [
      { "id": 1, "name": "Auto", "active": true },
      { "id": 2, "name": "Eco", "active": false },
      { "id": 3, "name": "Boost", "active": false }
    ]
  }
}​​ 

Connect the Miele Building Block Output to the Scripting Building Block Input (for example: Input to IN11). Then set the following script:

​var obj = JSON.parse(IN11); // Read Input11 as JSON

OUT11 = obj.device.name; // "LivingRoomController"

OUT12 = obj.device.metrics.temperature; // 21.6

OUT13 = obj.device.modes[0].name; // "Auto"

OUT14 = obj.device.modes[2].active; // false

OUT15 = obj.device.modes.length; // 3

OUT16 = obj.device.status + " / " + obj.device.metrics.power + "W"; 

Special note on the last example, If you are using " or ' in a script, please read this note: https://knx-user-forum.de/forum/%C3%...93#post2082193
The homeserver does not allow ' or ". And if you try it via copy/paste from notepad.exe, it seems to work, but after the Homeserver restarts, it will replace " with a ?

And you get all the values at the outputs of the Scripting block! Just two blocks to get this done!

[Knochen]

I know you're doing great work, and it's probably a simple task for most IT professionals.
But I don't understand which LBS I need to wire up and how to get the values.
Could you perhaps give a small example of how the JSON string needs to be processed so I can get the filling level readings?

TIA.
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[Roeller]

Hello Knochen. Well, you are almost there!

Connect the A12 Fillinglevels to the IN11 TXT of the Scripting logic.
The output A12 will give you some JSON output like this:

 [{"deviceId":"000023234234", "fillingLevels":{"twinDosContainer1FillingLeve l":n ull, "twinDosContainer.....

(just log the stuff to textlines, a split textlines or an text-archive to see it).

Now, just drop the content in AI and ask "Give me a script for my building block from https://www.roelbroersma.nl/scripting, based on javascript which extracts the fillinglevels... (detail here) to OUT11-OUT15, while the JSON input is at IN11."

Or (if you want to figure it out yourself), set the Script (of the Scripting Block) to:

var obj = JSON.parse(IN11);
var dev = obj.find(d => d.deviceId === "000023234234");
OUT11 = Object.entries(dev.fillingLevels)[0]; 

Line 1 = Parse the JSON.
Line 2 = Get the array )all fillinglevels) for device: 000023234234
Line 3 = Get the first fillinglevel for that device


If you want to specify the FillingLevel by name, use something like this:

var obj = JSON.parse(IN11);
OUT11 = arr.find(d => d.deviceId === "000023234234")?.fillingLevels?.twinDosContainer1FillingLevel; 

Throw that as a Oneliner into the Script input. If you want such a Oneline, go to www.roelbroersma.nl/scripting, it will create it for you.

Want more fillinglevels? One at OUT11, another at OUT12, see this example:

var obj = JSON.parse(IN11); OUT11 = arr.find(d => d.deviceId === "000023234234")?.fillingLevels?.twinDosContainer1FillingLevel; OUT12 = arr.find(d => d.deviceId === "00001111111")?.fillingLevels?.twinDosContainer2FillingLevel; 

Connect a telegramgenerator to the "Get Fillinglevels" and trigger the block every 30 seconds (could also be less.. but just for testing is OK). This will trigger ALL fillinglevels of ALL devices. So you don't need the "Get FillingLevel" input anymore.


Voila... you get the outputs! Just two block... and 1 line between the Miele Block and the Scripting Block.


Or use the scripting building block to separate the output, so you can first copy it to a notepad or see it better:

var s = IN11;for (let i=0;i<10;i++) this["OUT"+(11+i)] = s.slice(i*50,(i+1)*50); 

Special note: If you are using " or ' in a script, please read this note: https://knx-user-forum.de/forum/%C3%...93#post2082193
The homeserver does not allow ' or ". And if you try it via copy/paste from notepad.exe, it seems to work, but after the Homeserver restarts, it will replace " with a ? See the workarround in that note.

[Knochen]

222.jpg Ok, I wired it as intended, but I don´t receive any output.
Trigger is set to 30 seconds.
Dishwasher is powered up.

Any idea?
Martin

[Roeller]

You have nothing at your Script input. It doesn't know what to do know...

[Roeller]

Put the 'text in zeilen' block directly to the output of the Miele Module. And show a screenshot. Then I give you the script. You can blank the devices (or not.. it doesn't matter.. it's not privacy or so)

[Roeller]

Limitations in Homeserver do not allow you to have a " or ' (double or single quote) in the Script. But there is a solution!

1. For easy testing your scripts (on the fly, so you don't have to restart your homeserver every time, we do the following:

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We use netcat, (download from here: https://nmap.org/dist/ncat-portable-5.59BETA1.zip) to send the script to the homeserver Logic Node, script input.



For this to work, set this in the Homeserver:

A. Under Communication -> IP/KNX Telegrams (receive):
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B. On the tab: Receive

Capture the output and set it to a 14Byte Text field:

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C. Connect the 14Byte Text field to the Script input on the Homeserver:

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Once you have tested and a good working script. You want to set it on the Script Input, however, there is a problem. The Experte does not allow ' or " to be used as 'initial value'. You might copy/paste it from Notepad, but after the Homeserver restarts, it will convert " to ?

The solution for this:

Under Communications -> Send IP/KNX telegrams: Create a telegram that 'sends' text to a 14Byte Text object.

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And on the Send tab, set the script:


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Now, on the logpc page, make it like this: This will trigger the script to the script input, right after the Homeserver starts. It allows single and double quotes now.
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I hope they will allow ' and " in future Experte versions..