Time Synchronization in a scene?

[muc 1]

I found a VD with a button's code:

-- SYNCHRONIZATION TIME CONFIGURATION ----
...
ntpServer = "..."
...
local HC2 = Net.FHttp("127.0.0.1", 11111);
-- get current location settings
 result ,status2, errorCode2 = HC2:GET("/api/settings/location");
--- checking
if (tonumber(status2)==200) then
  response = json.decode(result);
  response.ntpServer = ntpServer;
  response.ntp = true;
...
  -- set with new settings
  local payload = json.encode(response);
  local response, status, errorCode = HC2:PUT("/api/settings/location", payload);
...

and the main loop's code:

local syncTime = "03:03";
local currentTime = os.date("%H:%M");
...
if (currentTime == syncTime)
then
  fibaro:call(id, "pressButton", ...);
end
fibaro:sleep(60000);
 

Can this (HC2=..., HC2:GET, HC2:PUT) be translated into a code which runs in a scene ?
(function xy() instead of button's code and setTimeout(.., xy) instead of main loop)
 
Thanks!
 

[tinman 1,070]

e.g. something like this should work each every 12hrs

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[Krikroff 199]

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Can this (HC2=..., HC2:GET, HC2:PUT) be translated into a code which runs in a scene ?

 

Yes you can

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regards

[muc 1]

Dear Krikoff,

thanks for your API hint, I tried to study it. Unfortunately I could not find a lua example there, so I had to google:
Among others I found your
   C'est un bout de code extrait d'une scène "FGMS Fix",

and after some trial and error I now have a scene that works.

What I cannot understand: Why are these commands extremely different in VDs and scenes (with callback functions like in javascript) ?

Thanks again!
 

[fi-bar-oh 47]

Dear Krikoff,

thanks for your API hint, I tried to study it. Unfortunately I could not find a lua example there, so I had to google:

Among others I found your

   C'est un bout de code extrait d'une scène "FGMS Fix",

and after some trial and error I now have a scene that works.

What I cannot understand: Why are these commands extremely different in VDs and scenes (with callback functions like in javascript) ?

Thanks again!

 

 

why not share the code...

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plenty of other users would love to use scenes and your doing your bit for the community!

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[muc 1]

api.get/put seems to be a wonderful command,

so we have a really tiny program to do the synchronization, and above all:

not in the asynchronous net.httpClient way.

 

(because I want to use this new (for me) command to change a device's parameters,

but I don't know what to put, I have to create a new topic, perhaps "api.put question")

[fi-bar-oh 47]

Thank you tinman... wanting to use something similar myself... but on a gateway HCL with no lua! Any idea how to incorporate base64 username:password into this code? so i can call an external controller.