@randomnoise I’m still waiting for my 2-way acrylic to arrive, so to be honest I haven’t run the module for any real length of time. Most I’ve really done is run it for a few hours. While the pi is still in bits waiting to be fitted into a frame, I will run MM and the module on my Windows desktop over night and see what’s occurring. Funnily enough, I have just started MM up and got the following error which I’ve not seen before

Whoops! There was an uncaught exception...
TypeError: Cannot read property 'name' of undefined
    at D:\MagicMirror\modules\default\updatenotification\node_helper.js:35:43
    at D:\MagicMirror\node_modules\simple-git\src\git.js:721:18
    at Git. (D:\MagicMirror\node_modules\simple-git\src\git.js:761:18)

What are the config settings you are using for the module? What’s the updateInterval set as?

Thanks…

Looks like someone had already started writing a module for Zipato
https://github.com/poketcalulator/MMM-Zipato

@andyb said in Show temperatures from zipabox controller:

zipabox z-wave controller

Hi, you could take the MMM-Hive module I created and modify it to your needs, It looks as though the api documentation is available here. I’ve only had a quick look, but it uses JSON so shouldn’t be too hard to change.

@randomnoise Doh! That’s the curse of copy / paste! Thanks for pointing this out - fixed the settings in the readme.

@randomnoise Cheers :) That’s great it’s working - you can never be too sure, when I’ve only got my own Hive to test on.
Let me know whether you find any issues with it though. And I wouldn’t worry about having any knowledge, I certainly didn’t!

I’ve only gone and bloody done it!!

https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/4576/mmm-hive

[card:flick116/MMM-Hive]

Please be gentle with the critique!

Description:

This module will display the inside and outside temperature from your British Gas Hive heating. It is fairly configurable, with some of the text and the inside icon able to be changed. The thermometer is dynamic based on the current outside temperature, and the inside icon will go red when the heating is on. The Target Temperature row will also change if the target temperature of the Hive system is 1°C or lower (I couldn’t find a specific flag for frost protect enabled, so this was the best way I could find to achieve this).

I’ve never written code before, and this took far longer than it probably should have, but the internet is a great place and there are some great resources and assistance out there, so a massive thanks to anyone that has helped me (directly or indirectly).

Screenshots:

Default:

Outside temp exceeding highestTemp value, and heating on

Target temperature 1°C or lower

Text and icon changed in config.js to alternate values

Download:

[card:flick116/MMM-Hive]

Version 1

• Initial Release

I’ve been ‘googling’ since posting and have found the solution (may not be the best solution, but it is now working).

I’ll put it here as it may help someone, or someone else may have a better suggestion:

targetTemperatureCell.insertBefore(frostCell, targetTemperatureCell.firstChild);

Hi,

I’m nearly finished with my MMM-Hive module, but just have one issue that I cannot get my head around.

With the current code, the layout looks like this:

Notice the snowflake icon is right next to the Frost Protect Enabled text.

I would like it to look like this (proper icon spacing next to the text and also in line with the icon above) :

This is the relevant code:

		var targetTemperatureRow = document.createElement("tr");
		if (this.config.showNext == true) {
		var targetTemperatureCell = document.createElement("td");
		targetTemperatureCell.colSpan = 5;	
			if (this.insideTarget >= 1) {
					targetTemperatureCell.innerHTML = "Frost Protect Enabled";
					targetTemperatureCell.className = "light dimmed xsmall";
					var frostCell = document.createElement("span");
					frostCell.setAttribute("aria-hidden","true");
					frostCell.className = "fa fa-snowflake-o";
					frostCell.style.cssText="color:white;";
					targetTemperatureCell.appendChild(frostCell);
					targetTemperatureRow.appendChild(targetTemperatureCell);
					}
			else {	
				targetTemperatureCell.innerHTML = this.config.targetTempText + " " + this.insideTarget + this.config.temperatureSuffix;
				targetTemperatureCell.className = "light xsmall";
				targetTemperatureRow.appendChild(targetTemperatureCell);
				}}

		table.appendChild(temperatureRow);
		table.appendChild(targetTemperatureRow);

I was looking at using flexbox, but I’m loathe to spend another x amount of hours and just want to get this module finished now :)

If anyone has any ideas on the above, it will be greatly appreciated, and might prevent me from pulling any more hair out!

Thanks

No code uploaded yet, but I have started on the readme!
MMM-Hive

@Eunanibus I’m probably more worried about people reviewing my crappy code :) I will definitely put it up though.

I’ve spent some time on this (well all of my spare time really since I posted my request!) seeing if I could bodge something together, and have come up with the following:

I would imagine it’s totally unoptimised, but it pulls the temperature back from the hive server, which is the main thing! The thermometer also changes depending on the temperature, and the flame changes to white when the heating is on. Need to spend some more time tidying it up and will then probably submit it here.

@strawberry-3.141 Fantastic - just needed to be nested. That now works like a charm - thank you so much :)

This is from node_helper.js:

	request({
		url: "https://api-prod.bgchprod.info:443/omnia/auth/sessions",
		headers: {
				'Content-Type': 'application/vnd.alertme.zoo-6.1+json',
				'Accept': 'application/vnd.alertme.zoo-6.1+json',
				'X-Omnia-Client': 'Hive Web Dashboard',
				'cache-control': "no-cache",
				 },
		method: "POST",
		body: JSON.stringify(body),
	}, function (error, response, body) {
		if (!error && response.statusCode == 200) {
			var responseJson = JSON.parse(body);
		}
	});
	
	request({
		url: "https://api-prod.bgchprod.info:443/omnia/nodes",
		headers: {
				'Content-Type': 'application/vnd.alertme.zoo-6.1+json',
				'Accept': 'application/vnd.alertme.zoo-6.1+json',
				'X-Omnia-Client': 'Hive Web Dashboard',
				'cache-control': "no-cache",
				'X-Omnia-Access-Token': ,
				 },
		method: "GET",
	}, function (error, response, body) {
		if (!error && response.statusCode == 200) {
			var responseJson = JSON.parse(body);
		}
	});

The Session ID is part of the JSON response from the first request (responseJson.sessions[0].sessionId). Session ID needs to be put into the ‘X-Omnia-Access-Token’: , of the second request.

Thanks

Thanks for the reply. Sorry to be a pain, but any chance of you putting a simple example of both on here.

Hi,
Hopefully a simple question.

I am trying to pull data for my heating system, which requires two requests be made. The first request gets the sessionID, and the second logs in using the sessionID and pulls back the JSON data.

I can see the SessionID in the first request, but how do I have this value available to the second request?

Thanks

@reaper81 I had the following in my config.js:

              {
                module: 'motiondetector',
                config: {
                timeout: 5*60*1000
                   }
               },

You will need to ensure that the 3 files are located in the modules/motiondetector folder.

I ended up using a different method for motion detection though, as tvservice kept stopping working.

@strawberry-3.141 Thanks for that. I’ve amended this slightly so will keep an eye on it. Might also have a look at putting on some heatsinks to see if that helps.

One (hopefully!) final question. When the monitor is turned off, is there a way to ‘freeze’ the other modules, so they stop running for the duration that the monitor is off? This would hopefully help with performance, in that the other modules are no longer running.

I’ve got the motion detection now working - had to add bcm2835-v4l2 to \etc\modules - restarted and screen now turns off after defined period and on when motion is detected. This is really great, and I’m nearly there - but… Now when the motiondetector is running, the RPi3 temp just goes up and up and up, until it eventually crashes/freezes and I have to pull the power as RPi is completely unresponsive. If I remove motiondetector from MagicMirror, temperature stays stable and no crashing. Is there something I can change in the config to sort out this performance issue?

Just to add to this, I have checked that the camera is working and motion is detected by testing with https://github.com/pageauc/motion-track. All appears to be working as expected. No motion is detected unless I move in front of the camera.