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LAU: Extract a field from


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Hi,

I want to extract a specific field from an URL-GET response. How canI do that?

The number 1794 in the example below is the value I want to collect.

That is field nr. 9, when I can use the delimiter "," 

 

My code to get the URL response is:

local http = Net.FHttp("192.168.1.75", 80);
local response = http:GET("/api/v1&limit=1");
fibaro:debug("response.."..response)

 

Then response has the following value:

[DEBUG] 15:46:36: response..[["2020-06-26 15:46:29", 1593179189, 0, 3704.64, 2881.834, 459.547, 1080.007, "P", 1794, 1662, 1778.002]]

 

How can I put this specific field in a variabele?

 

Thanks in advance.

 

Richard

 

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Posted

Hi

I would try the following:

1st remove ALL unwanted characters from the string like maybe so: 

string.gsub(response ,  "[[" , ""  ) 

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Then use a csv parser to create a table.

like you find here:

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The result would be a table, where you can easily pick value number 9 for example

 

Hope that helps
Cheers
 

 

 

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Posted (edited)
5 hours ago, Nevicare said:

Then response has the following value:

[DEBUG] 15:46:36: response..[["2020-06-26 15:46:29",

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, 0, 3704.64, 2881.834, 459.547, 1080.007, "P", 1794, 1662, 1778.002]]


This looks like the response of a P1 Monitor for measurement of power consumption. If so, there is a VD or Quickapp to extract all data. 
 


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Edited by SmartHomeEddy
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    Thanks for you response.

     

    @SmartHomeEddy: you are right! I created the Virtual Device. Adjusted it a little bit. It works perfect!

     

     

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