Get door sensor going "safe" via REST API?

[hjd 0]

I can query a device (a com.fibaro.doorSensor) via the API with a call to: http://fibaro/api/devices/<deviceID>

 

From this I can pull the properties.lastBreached value (an epoch count in seconds) which is the time the door was opened.

 

I can't see any way to pull the value of when the sensor went safe (when the door closed).  It must be somewhere, since the UI shows it.

 

Any ideas?

[cag014 731]

Just pull properties.value same as you doing with properties.lastBreached .

By the way you can do it with standard commands.

fibaro:getValue(devID,"value")

fibaro:getValue(devID,"lastBreached")

[hjd 0]

Thanks - that got me the true/false to show if the sensor is currently breached, but I still can't see a way to determine when it closed?  So far I can pull a time for when opened, and if it is currently open or closed.  The UI exposes a time closed - but this doesn't appear in the API response.

 

I'm using the REST API from a Node.js app that also does a bunch of other stuff, not from within the Fibaro interface itself.

 

The time in the "safe" response in the UI seems to granular to be generated by polling, so is the exact time a door was closed exposed anywhere else?

 

Thanks for your help so far - at least now I can grab current state properly!

 

Howard

 

[cag014 731]

OK... I see that you need latsModified and not lastBreached value.

You can use

fibaro:getModificationTime(devID , "value")

or

http://hc2/api/devices/<deviceID> /properties/value

or

value,  lastModified =  fibaro:get(devID,"value")