@smckdwn989 With the new 2.9.0 iOS app and v2.6.32 firmware, I was able to successfully integrate a Minka Aire fan into SmartThings using webcore. I started simple, created a virtual switch and then created a piston to respond to that switch turning on or off. Here is what the piston looks like:
I masked my token, IP address, and device-ID for obvious reasons. This piston works perfectly and the latency is dramatically lower than the silly IFTTT way of integrating Bond with SmartThings.
when I try and run:
curl -i http://192.xxx.x.xx/v2/devices -d â{"_token":"xxx}â
I get:
HTTP/1.1 400 Bad Request
Content-Length: 50
Content-Type: application/json; charset=utf-8
{"_error_id":23,"_error_msg":âjson parse errorâ}
Looks like you are missing the closing quotation mark around the token id, also you need a space after the â_tokenâ:
Also, make sure you specify -X GET as part of the curl command. The recent API doc from Bond shows the proper curl commands to use.
-jason
curl -i http://192.xxx.x.xx/v2/devices -X GET -d â{"_token": âxxxâ}â
HTTP/1.1 400 Bad Request
Content-Length: 50
Content-Type: application/json; charset=utf-8
{"_error_id":23,"_error_msg":âjson parse errorâ}
curl: (3) [globbing] unmatched close brace/bracket in column 18
Try this:
curl -i http://192.xxx.x.xx/v2/devices -X GET -d '{"_token": "xxx"}'
If you look closely, youâll see the difference. This forum often prints quotes in a way that is rejected by curl, it can be annoying but I havenât found a way to disable it. Typing inside a code block can prevent this.
i tried it and itâs still resulting in the same error, this is so weird
Okay, and none of the quotation marks are âcurvedâ? (â or â = curl parse error, ' and " is what curl wants)
And you are sure you are on the latest firmware?
-jason
yeah I am on the latest firmware, iâm going to try executing this from my rasp pi
You could also try using surrounding double quotes and escaping the inner quotes as follows:
-d "{\"_token\": \"xyz\"}"
One post I found suggests that this might be necessary on Windows
progress now itâs saying 401 unauthorized lol
thanks to the both you of, i was able to resolve the issue, it was the windows issue. I didnât know i needed /'s. So i was able to successfully integrate into webcore for my first living room fan. Itâs definitely a nicer solution than ifttt as itâs much quicker to respond. I tried adding another fan remote to the equation, the app works but when I integrate to webcore it doesnât respond. I know I have the device ID right as I tested it within the console. Iâm at a loss as to why this isnât working.
Glad you were able to get this fixed! Iâll get this into the documentation for Windows users.
The Action names should be âTurnLightOnâ and âTurnLightOffâ
got it all fixed, was an issue with the piston switch names as well. so now I have 3 fans running hunter universal remotes, all working with GE switches. Single button turns the lights on, and double tap up/down turns on and off the fans. Itâs a simple nice solution and the latency is much better than ifttt
