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api.get and e (exponential) notation


cashe

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Hi, everybody!

I am trying to read HC3 energy database data of a specific device (power consumption chart in device Advanced tab drawn based on it).

Usual GET-request in Postman (start time 1655244000, end time 1655330400 and device ID 75):

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answering:

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A table of times (epoch in millisecons) and a values in W.

 

But the problem is when I'm trying to get the same with an api.get:

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I get:

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Not the same: huge integer presented in exponential notation here and aryphmetic operations results will be different.

 

1.655244e+12 - 1.655244e+12 = 262144.0 (NOT CORRECT)

while:

1655244340000 - 1655244000000 = 340000 (CORRECT)

 

 

Is there any possibility to deny Fibaro to use e notation? WHY HC3 uses milliseconds instead of seconds in epoch time?

Of course, I can use net.HTTPClient() instead and parse recieved string somehow, but this is not a good solution, I think.

 

Thanks!

 

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You get that on a homecenter lite? 

They only have 32bit Lua....

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  • 16 minutes ago, jgab said:

    You get that on a homecenter lite? 

    They only have 32bit Lua...

     

    Yes, I am trying to make my QA universal.

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    14 hours ago, cashe said:

     

    Yes, I am trying to make my QA universal.

    They choose to compile the Lua environment to use 32bit and it's not sufficient when representing some of their own data... feels like a design error....

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