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      TheGizmo @retroflex
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      @retroflex yes they do, if you have their puls addon. I do, and it works in Home Assistant. I started to look into how I can use one addon to read from HA (not a developer, more visionary guy)

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        sdetweil @TheGizmo
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        @TheGizmo said in MMM-Tibber:

        at processImmediate (timers.js:649:5)

        no… now the api is returning and error that the code is not handling…

        Sam

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          TheGizmo
          last edited by

          I have digged more into this, and I cannot see that the module asks Tibber for data at all, (Using Pi-Hole at home) and there are no requests towards Tibber domain.

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            sdetweil @TheGizmo
            last edited by sdetweil

            @TheGizmo supposedly it called for something at this url

            const gqlEndpoint = “https://api.tibber.com/v1-beta/gql”

            and thinks it got a good response as it is parsing the data

             .then(res => {
                            resO = JSON.parse(res.body);
                            resolve(resO.data.viewer.homes[0].currentSubscription.priceInfo) < --- this line fails
            

            the api IS called beta , “v1-beta”, so maybe they changed the response

            you could add a line to dump out the returned data

             .then(res => {
                            resO = JSON.parse(res.body);
                            console.log("tibber response="+ resO);  // < --- add this line
                            resolve(resO.data.viewer.homes[0].currentSubscription.priceInfo) 
            

            Sam

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              TheGizmo
              last edited by

              So, I woke up today, and guess what.
              I have Tibber data. It have pulled some data during the night

              0_1576052377712_Screen Shot 2019-12-11 at 09.18.47.png

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                sdetweil @TheGizmo
                last edited by

                @TheGizmo cool, and weird!..

                Sam

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                  ottopaulsen
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                  Hi all.

                  I haven’t gotten any notifications from this forum, so I was not aware of the conversation until today, when @kennethnilssen mentioned it on github. Sorry about that.

                  I believe the issue with the this.log() statement in node_helper.js is solved and fixed in the latest version on Github.

                  I just received my Tibber Pulse, so I am currently working on showing consumption, and will also look in to real time consumption (as asked by @retroflex), so I am currently doing a major upgrade.

                  To @lavolp3 's question about Highcharts, yes, as I understand their license terms, it is free to use for non-commercial purposes, like this obviously is.

                  If you have bug reports or change suggestions, I prefer them as github issues.

                  Cool to see so many people using this :-) It is inspiring!

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                    ottopaulsen
                    last edited by

                    Hi folks, I just updated the MMM-Tibber module, so now it also shows consumption, if you have Tibber Pulse installed. Please help testing, and report bugs on Github.

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                      siggmur
                      last edited by

                      Just tested and it works great!

                      If I could come with a request, it would be not to show the graphs but only the data. So that I could only see the current consumption or by hours and the current pricing.

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                        Aardal1
                        last edited by

                        Thanks for a fantastic module!

                        Its working great, except the consumption curve in the graph.

                        Capture.PNG

                        The only config line I have for the module is the “tibbertoken”.
                        Do I need to add the consumption curve config, or should it be enabled as default?

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