MMM-Fritz-Box-Callmonitor: Notification formatting

wishmaster270

Additional to the wrong rename the fritz_access.py had the mentioned wrong urllib2 imports. I fixed the python script and the import of the PythonShell module in node_helper.js.

I created a pull request a few seconds ago.

Jan 0

@wishmaster270
I uploaded my changes in the branch code_update_2023 and did not pullit to the master of the fork.
I will have a look at the pull requests tomorrow.

coernel

@wishmaster270 This is great.
I can confirm that executing fritz_acces.py with username and password now works! It results in some structured data:

<Call><Id>4373</Id><Type>3</Type><Called>0123456789</Called><Caller>SIP: 9328727</Caller><CallerNumber>54321</CallerNumber><Name>Some fancy Name</Name><Numbertype>sip</Numbertype><Device>Tardis</Device><Port>13</Port><Date>03.09.22 12:55</Date><Duration>0:02</Duration><Count></Count><Path /></Call>

I also get the module to show however it does not show active nor missed calls. It just shows “no call”, the spinner and the phonebook.

I used this config:

			module: 'MMM-FRITZ-Box-Callmonitor-py3',
			position: 'bottom_left',
			header: "Verpasste Anrufe", 
			config: {
				username: "foo",
				password: "bar",
				reloadContactsInterval: 24*60,
				minimumCallLength: 0,
				showContactsStatus: true,
				maximumCallDistance: 60*6,
				maximumCalls: 4,
				fade: false,
				debug: true,
			}
		},

So I guess the communication between the js and the py is faulty.

I would like to help you with your formatting though in the end…

wishmaster270

@coernel
The pythons script is only responsible to fetch the call history and the phonebook of the fritz box. The call notification is handled by java script.
So should see a alter containing the (wrong formatted) phone number for each incoming call.

Are you sure you activated the call notification on your fritz box by dialing

#96*5*

with a phone connected to the box (DECT phone works as well).

Edit:
I do not think the formatting problem is related to this module. As of the documentation of the alert module it should be possible to send either simple text or html formatted text.
As a debug test i tried to send html formatted text with one of my other modules which ends in the same problem

sdetweil

@wishmaster270 known bug. fixed in next release

https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/issues/2828

wishmaster270

@sdetweil
I should have checked that. Thank you for the link.
With the current develop branch the formatting works as expected, too.

Edit: If the comment is removed of the translation files the translations work as well and the right title is displayed

coernel

@wishmaster270 and @Jan-0 Is there now a current repository with the issues fixed? I would love to use the module as well.
Also it should be added here : https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/wiki/3rd-party-modules

Jose Walsh

@Jan-0 said in MMM-Fritz-Box-Callmonitor: Notification formatting:

Hi,
I’m referring to this module (https://github.com/paviro/MMM-FRITZ-Box-Callmonitor). Although it is quite outdated, I still like it and I was able to transfer it to an python3 environment. However, since some update (don’t know which one), the notification (“alert”) is not formatted properly.
The reason seems to be in line 85 of the file MMM-FRITZ-Box-Callmonitor.js:
// Override socket notification handler.
socketNotificationReceived: function(notification, payload) {
if (notification === “call”) {
//Show alert on UI
this.sendNotification(“SHOW_ALERT”, {
title: this.translate(“title”),
message: “” + payload + “”,
imageFA: “phone”
});
  	//Set active Alert to current call
  	this.activeAlert = payload;
  }
There are two problems: 1) the title is not translated but printed, 2) the message is not formatted but the formatting information is printed verbosely.
Unfortunately, I’m neither an expert in the MagicMirror syntax nor in javascript. Could somebody give me a hint how I need to adopt the code?

To fix this, you can remove the quotes and use template literals instead. Template literals allow you to include variables and formatting within a string using backticks () instead of quotes. Here's how you can modify the code to use template literals: socketNotificationReceived: function(notification, payload) { if (notification === "call") { //Show alert on UI this.sendNotification("SHOW_ALERT", { title: this.translate("title"), message: ${payload}`,
imageFA: “phone”
});

//Set active Alert to current call
this.activeAlert = payload;

}
}
As for the translation issue, you need to make sure that the translate function is correctly configured in your module. The translate function should be defined in the getTranslations function in the module’s node_helper.js file. Here’s an example of how to define the translate function:
getTranslations: function() {
return {
en: “translations/en.json”,
de: “translations/de.json”
};
},

translate: function(key) {
return this.translate(key);
}
This assumes that you have translation files for English and German located in the translations folder of your module. You may need to modify this code to match the structure of your module.

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.

wishmaster270

@coernel
Hi,
as i can see this fork https://github.com/drtorchwood/MMM-FRITZ-Box-Callmonitor-py3/tree/code_update_2023 contains all changes needed.
But you will need to either use the current development version of MagicMirror or wait for the next release which i think is planned for 2022-04-01 to get the alerts formatted correctly.

coernel

@wishmaster270 said in MMM-Fritz-Box-Callmonitor: Notification formatting:

@coernel
Hi,
as i can see this fork https://github.com/drtorchwood/MMM-FRITZ-Box-Callmonitor-py3/tree/code_update_2023 contains all changes needed.
But you will need to either use the current development version of MagicMirror or wait for the next release which i think is planned for 2022-04-01 to get the alerts formatted correctly.

This is great however I just get this:

Is this the formatting error we are talking about without the Core update? If yes I am willing to wait. But this for me looks like more than a formatting setting!

Callmonitor definately is enabled via Fritz!Phone. And username and password are correct - I can access the Fritz!Box and the user has the view and edit settings:

Benutzer mit dieser Berechtigung können alle Einstellungen der FRITZ!Box sehen und bearbeiten.

Any help would be appreciated!