Hello!
Been looking into my old Flukso again after some time.
I got a pulse electrical meter that I would like to read out with some precision over time. Ideally I would like to have the pulse count of my meter via the server JSON API.
Looking into the manual they list units of power as the units to use. (Watt, kilowatthourperyear, etc). At the same time the web site offers accumulated energy consumption.
Is there a way to read out accumulated energy consumption via the server JSON API?
thanks in advance,
--- Mikael Rosbacke
Using MQTT by now is the way of choice - there is a topic on "counters"; refer to all the respective discussions to get an overview: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=site%3Aflukso.net+MQTT
[advertisement] And for an all-in-one solution running on the FLM itself see https://github.com/gebhardm/flmlocal (w/ firmware v2.4.x including an on-board counter storage retrieval - yes, the FLM now stores its measurements)
Non-affiliated user testimony to support the above [advertisement] :
"From personal experience, i can attest that the FLM-local script shows the realtime flukso values (and other MQTT posts) in a clear overview on a webpage, accessible from a new tab within your flukso local webpage.
It's (relatively) straightforward to install it within the flukso . If even a *** (insert random insult here) like me can get it working... So will you! :-) "
And here is another happy camper. Markus' scripts are indeed what Ryton says, even more so, I'm saying this myself: connect to the github, tinker a bit (if necessary) and see amazing charts appear on your screen ...
That is very good news.
Was planning on using MQTT for my other sensors/switches that needed to receive messages from the Internet to behind NAT networks anyway, so if Flukso kan use the same channel, the better.
Got some reading to do. :-)
/ Mikael R