JSON4LUA in next version ?

[Krikroff 199]

Hi Krystian, is there a chance to have JSON library in the next version 3.xx ? Thx.

[K.Bergmann 2]

Please specify directly what functionality are you have in mind because it is a little bit overall question.

[Krikroff 199]

For exemple:

i would like to parse data acquired by Netatmo Weather Stations (

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), all HTTP responses are JSON encoded.

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I don't want use external script (on another server) to retrieve and use informations.

JSON parser in Fibaro HC2 product could improve many interactions because more and more third API uses JSON in place of XML, support both would be great

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[A.Socha 133]

Krikroff, we will release such functionality but right now it is under construction.

[Krikroff 199]

Krikroff, we will release such functionality but right now it is under construction.

this feature will it be present in v3.xx ? Thx

[K.Bergmann 2]

It will be in 3.xx version. Not 100% sure that in first beta, but it will be in final version.

[jonny 0]

Hi Krystian,

You mention "in first beta". I thought we were getting a finalised V3 instead of V2.beta? I think we were also led to believe that this would be in december, is this not the case?

[Guest Futuretech]

Hi Krystian,

You mention "in first beta". I thought we were getting a finalised V3 instead of V2.beta? I think we were also led to believe that this would be in december, is this not the case?

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[Guest vayher]

Hi Krystian,

You mention "in first beta". I thought we were getting a finalised V3 instead of V2.beta? I think we were also led to believe that this would be in december, is this not the case?

+1

We've released v3.311 beta version today and it's going to be finalised soon. Answering the question - we've just finished JSON parsing library for our Lua scripting and it will be added to our engine after testing.

[Krikroff 199]

I'am pleased to read that, thx for your investment, hope Hc2 will reveal its full potential.

Regards.

[Guest cedriclocqueneu]

Hi,

Is it possible, now ?

[Krikroff 199]

Hi Cédric, you can find JSON specification at docs.fibaro.com

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[Guest cedriclocqueneu]

Ok, thanks !

[Guest deraaij]

Hi Cédric, you can find JSON specification at docs.fibaro.com

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/emoticons/default_icon_wink.gif" alt=";-)" /> its custom fibaro LUA package as Net.*

To avoid misunderstanding, these libraries are only available in virtual devices (for now).

[Guest cedriclocqueneu]

OK. With this, is it possible to catch a value from json and put it in a virtual device ? Per example to catch weather information from a weather station like Netatmo ?

[Krikroff 199]

You can easily request netatmo JSON, parse results and store few value in global variable for use later in scene...

I don't know if it possible to store LUA table or JSON object in fibaro global variable ?

[Shad 4]

Yes you can use fibaro:getGlobalValue and fibaro:setGlobal to write in he variable.

[Krikroff 199]

Yes I know all that but my question was whether it is possible to save an object or a table directly in the variable to avoid creating too many variables :->

edit: in fact I'm going to try it will be easier

[Guest jrkalf]

Yes I know all that but my question was whether it is possible to save an object or a table directly in the variable to avoid creating too many variables :->

edit: in fact I'm going to try it will be easier

During some tests, I haven't been able to do so

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It looks like the global variables are integers, not strings or tables.

Can any1 elaborate on this?