restapi control heatit thermostat

[GJ Niewenhuijse 3]

I have a heatit thermostat and i like to control it from another system to the fibari restapi, but how?

 

I know how to control a Switch with the turnon and turnoff commands:

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 -- switch example

But where to find for a thermostat device what commands i can use.

 

I like to set the Thermostat mode to Off or Heat and i want to control the setpoint

 

This is the device:

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[Sinoples 1]

Hello, 

 

Idem i try to use REST API for heat controller to change thermostat mode or heat but i didn't succeed.

 

I try :

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.x.xxx/api/devices/25/action/setThermostatMode with body 

{
  "args": [
    "{1}",
    "{1}"
  ],
  "delay": 30
}

 

and 

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/api/devices/25/action/setHeatingThermostatSetpoint

{
  "args": [
    "{1}",
    "{1}"
  ],
  "delay": 30
}

 

In my history i see an action :

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But no change to my device (heat controller).

 

Can you help me ? Are you some examples ? 

 

Regards

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[Sinoples 1]

Hello 

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,

 

I found, to anwer your questions :

 1. To know the actions by device : Use API GET Devise and see "Actions" balise :

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/api/devices/25 --> 

.... "actions": { "acquireBBData": 0, "reconfigure": 0, "removeOverrideSchedule": 0, "removeSchedule": 0, "retryScheduleSynchronization": 0, "setAllSchedules": 0, "setDefaultPartyTime": 1, "setHeatingThermostatSetpoint": 1, "setInterval": 1, "setOverrideSchedule": 2, "setSchedule": 3, "setScheduleState": 1, "setThermostatMode": 1 },...

 

 2. Use action with a POST devise action method, example :

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.X.XX/api/devices/25/action/setHeatingThermostatSetpoint

{
  "args": [24],
  "delay": 0
}

 

Enjoy

 

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