Any MMM-Hive Users that can help, please?

randomnoise

@Damian Yes I think it would be best to just use the basic config from the readme 1st & see if that works (obvs with your username / password combo).

All @mongo116’s comments about authenticating / session IDs etc are more for if you are stepping through the code yourself with a debugger in your browser. I don’t think that’s what you’re trying to do. You don’t need to worry about any of that if you’re just wanting to view the module on your mirror as it should do all that in the background. If you did want to start trying to see where its going wrong you can enable the

debug : true

option and then connect your web browser on a computer to the mirror and use the web developer console too see some more detailed info on whats happening in the background.

Damian

@randomnoise
Thanks, I will delete MMM-Hive 2mor and start afresh.

There is no node_modules folder, just a node.js… maybe that is what confused me there?

I am assuming that the only 2 things you changed in the whole setup was the ‘s’ in the main file url, and you named your nodename Receiver 2 as you have 2 units, and as I have only one named Receiver 1, I shall remain using that.
Other than those 2, you never changed, moved, or added anything, and it simply worked?

Fingers X all works as it should 2mor?

Thanks again to you, and @mongo116 for the help, really appreciate it.

Damian

@randomnoise
@mongo116

Ok, deleted MMM-Hive from Pi MM, and started again… still got same result😣
Did as you suggested and opened up deb on PC, but no clue whatsoever what or where to find info that you need to see? - I have debug - true set in config

Then thought to put MMM-Hive onto my PC MM… just to see if it would work on there any better… nope ! 😣
One thing I did notice, and this could mean nothing? But my Thermostat and receiver are both named Receiver 1… and as such, I duly named the nodename Receiver 1… but, when looking at the debug info, that has retained the default Your Receiver… so, is that a possible problem? Why has that not changed since I have changed it in my config?

I have attached a couple shots in the hope you can tell me what I should do in the debugger and what info you need me to look at and show you here.

mongo116

Hi,

The last screenshot shows Frost Protect Enabled. Is this actually active on your hive?

Damian

@mongo116
Yeah, by default… I thought this was normal as the only other setting on thermostat is child lock… or lower/raise the frost protect. I took that screenshot when heating was on, but mirror shows it when on and off.

Damian

You have this too in your post of 7 months ago …

mongo116

@Damian Hi, yeah the frost protect should only show when the target temperature is below a certain value. I would guess the issue here is the data being received from Hive. I won’t ask you to paste the data here (which should show up under the browser’s developer console, when debug is enabled) as it contains data related to your account (from what I remember anyway). The most likely issue is that the receiver name is incorrect or that the relevant data relating to temperature etc is not where the module is expecting it to be. Unfortunately now I no longer have access to Hive there’s not much I can do to look into this. Sorry…

Damian

@cowboysdude

Damian

@mongo116

Sorry… I know you no longer have Hive, and unable to help, but I found this and wondered if this could have any bearing on it?

https://community.smartthings.com/t/release-hive-connect-v3-0-british-gas-hive/103473

mongo116

@Damian Hi. I will give it a read and check the code. I just had a quick look and I may just be able to update the requests etc. Might be a bugger to test, but leave this with me and I will take a look.
Thanks…