Plugin needed to read data via http?

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Hello,

i have a JeeLink Sensor which provides data via HTTP. Output looks like this:

OK 9 8 1 4 52 106
OK 9 50 1 4 181 47
OK 9 49 1 4 168 45
OK 9 10 1 4 176 51
OK 9 50 1 4 181 47
OK 9 8 1 4 54 106
OK 9 49 1 4 168 44
OK WS 0 4 5 64 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 255 0 3 241
OK VALUES LGW 16447206 UpTimeSeconds=2372,UpTimeText=0Tg. 0Std. 39Min. 32Sek. ,WIFI=philippgoeswlan,MacAddress=18:FE:34:FA:F6:E6,ChipID=16447206,ReceivedFrames=1450,FramesPerMinute=37,RSSI=-79,FreeHeap=20352,Version=1.15

Any idea if there is a plugin available or can i create one? If i need to write it whats a good one to start with?

Cheers
abrocker

https://pimatic.org/plugins/pimatic-jeelabs/?

I think this is more for USB direct connected JeeLink as it’s looking at /tty…

@abrocker Jeelink or Yeelink?

As far as I know Jeelabs technology is using 868Mhz RF comms.

EDIT:If it is Yeelink what you have, have a look at https://github.com/guo-yu/yeelink. If this does what you need it could be wrapped into plugin. Alternatively, you can write scripts using the yeelink package and call them using pimatic-shell-execute.

Sorry if i was unclear. I’m not using the original Version but a Clone rfm12b

https://blog.moneybag.de/lacrosse-temperatursensor-an-arduino-nano-und-rfm12b-als-jeelink-ersatz/

@abrocker said in Plugin needed to read data via http?:

I’m not using the original Version but a Clone rfm12b

Ok, I see. It may stil be sensible to look at pimatic-jeelabs. I think it should be possible to extend the plugin to either use a SerialPort or a “SerialPort over HTTP” driver . The “SerialPort over HTTP” driver should be fairly easy to implement as the sample responses you posted easy to parse. Doing the basic http request handling in Nodejs is easy as you may know.