@sdetweil said in Volvo on Call:

German Number Plates can have the following format:

ABC-D 123

ABC-DE 12 

AB-C 123 

A-BC 1234

I’m using this regex to get the variations: ^([A-Z]{1,3}-[A-Z]{1,2}\s[0-9]{1,4})\s([\w\s]+)\:\s(.+)$

I got it to work! Finally.

The whole problem was my licence plate. The regular expression wasn’t able to grab the right groups. Thank you @sdetweil for helping me to investigate.

@sdetweil Yes, I guess voc list should work. But really quick to voc dashboard

That is the list I’m getting

B-PY 186 Position             : (52.55352783203125, 13.4XXXXXXXXXX6, '2022-03-06 20:20:32+01:00', None, None)
B-PY 186 Door lock            : Locked
B-PY 186 Heater               : Off
B-PY 186 Odometer             : 34484 km
B-PY 186 Trip meter 1         : 131 km
B-PY 186 Trip meter 2         : 1 km
B-PY 186 Fuel amount          : 40 L
B-PY 186 Fuel level           : 72 %
B-PY 186 Fuel consumption     : 9.9 L/100 km
B-PY 186 Range                : 440 km
B-PY 186 Average speed        : 31 km/h
B-PY 186 Last trip            : 2022-03-06 20:20:32+01:00
B-PY 186 Engine               : On
B-PY 186 Door lock            : On
B-PY 186 Hood                 : Closed
B-PY 186 Tailgate             : Closed
B-PY 186 Front left door      : Closed
B-PY 186 Front right door     : Closed
B-PY 186 Rear left door       : Closed
B-PY 186 Rear right door      : Closed
B-PY 186 Front left window    : Closed
B-PY 186 Front right window   : Closed
B-PY 186 Rear left window     : Closed
B-PY 186 Rear right window    : Closed
B-PY 186 Front right tyre     : OK
B-PY 186 Front left tyre      : OK
B-PY 186 Rear right tyre      : OK
B-PY 186 Rear left tyre       : OK
B-PY 186 Washer fluid         : OK
B-PY 186 Brake Fluid          : OK
B-PY 186 Service              : OK
B-PY 186 Bulbs                : OK
B-PY 186 Doors                : Closed
B-PY 186 Windows              : Closed

With the regular expression /^([^\s]+)\s([\w\s]+)\:\s(.+)$/gm it is not perfectly matching the groups:

B-PY 186 should be always in group 1. Do you have an idea to adjust the expression?

@sdetweil Right! And I guess it is doing so? Or am I wrong?

@sdetweil Your one is not working. Here are the details I try to get:

B-PY 186 (V90/2019) YV1PWAKUDK1XXXXXX

I also played a bit with the expression and removed the white space:

before:

listResult: function(output) {
    var re = /^([^ ]+)\s\(([^\)]+)\)\s([^ ]+)$/gm

after:

listResult: function(output) {
    var re = /^([^]+)\s\(([^\)]+)\)\s([^]+)$/gm

That is working based on regex101 and I dont get the error anymore. But nothing is loaded into the MM

@freddy_boy you missed to install the second extension. I had the same problem.

@sdetweil Yes, I also checked that with regex101. Can I just parse in the details I have?

listResult: function(output) {
    var re = B-PY 186 (V90) XVASS123345

@sdetweil Alright, I added the console.log before the call listResult() and it is getting the details from my car. I feel sooo close to get this running but I dont know where it is stuck. :anguished_face:

Is maybe the regex search not getting the details viewed?

listResult: function(output) {
    var re = /^([^ ]+)\s\(([^\)]+)\)\s([^ ]+)$/gm

@sdetweil Thank you for the explanation. Is the function executing voc list in the terminal? If I’m doing manually voc list I’m getting a result.

Is there a way to see what the script is getting back in detail?

Again, thank you very much!

@mz-ber Oh I guess I understand. If the function is not getting the right details than -> e if everything is okay than -> sdo