Yeah, that's the rub. I don't have my printer close to my machine. I have to unplug my laptop from power, and all the other random stuff plugged in and take it to the printer to upgrade or unload all the filament, disconnect from my printer and more the palette back to my work area. It's just an inconvenience.
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Just noticed on their release notes that there were api commands added for OctoPod for getting ping history. With Home Assitant you can do API calls if I'm not mistaken. You may want to look into that downloadPingHistory and getPingHistory commands.
Edit: Quick test and it does seem to respond, but because I'm not printing there's a lot of empty stuff I suspect.
The API seems to have a bunch of other stuff you can do, and what I assume is being used to control the palette from their plugin interface.
def get_api_commands(self):
return dict(
clearPalette2=[],
connectOmega=["port"],
disconnectPalette2=[],
sendCutCmd=[],
uiUpdate=[],
changeAlertSettings=["condition"],
displayPorts=["condition"],
sendErrorReport=["errorNumber", "description"],
startPrint=[],
changeAutoVariationCancelPing=["condition"],
changeVariationPct=["value"],
changeVariationPingStart=["value"],
changeShowPingOnPrinter=["condition"],
changeFeedRateControl=["condition"],
changeFeedRateSlowed=["condition"],
changeFeedRateNormalPct=["value"],
changeFeedRateSlowPct=["value"],
startAutoLoad=[],
downloadPingHistory=[],
getPingHistory=[],
changeAutoStartAfterLoad=["condition"]
)
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That's great dude. Thanks for forwarding this. I looked quickly at the GitLab, but did not even get that far.
Yes, Home Assistant can do API calls easily. This could be the way!
Pings are in there and so are the feed rates. Can't find anything relating to splices though... Will have a proper look when work is over.
@jneilliii
Trying my best (ie not much) to get to the bottom of this. I can access the printer's API calls like this:
- platform: rest
resource: 'http://X.X.X.X/api/job'
name: "STL file"
value_template: '{{ value_json.job.file.name }}'
headers:
X-Api-Key: XXX
I tried to emulate this inspired by your post:
- platform: rest
resource: 'http://X.X.X.X/api/plugin/palette2'
name: "Palette2"
method: POST
payload: '{ "changeFeedRateSlowed" }'
headers:
X-Api-Key: XXX
This results in an error due to size exceeding 255 characters (limitation of Home Assistant). I need to break this down into different attributes.
Is there a way to see all the JSON attributes as I would for http://X.X.X.X/api/job? This yields:
{
"job": {
"averagePrintTime": 78057.953208101,
"estimatedPrintTime": 81414.84215168528,
"filament": {
"tool0": {
"length": 157101.32940980978,
"volume": 377.8729802313965
}
},
"file": {
"date": 1581240663,
"display": "Solar System Scale New.mcf.gcode",
"name": "Solar_System_Scale_New.mcf.gcode",
"origin": "local",
"path": "Solar_System_Scale_New.mcf.gcode",
"size": 27556894
},
"lastPrintTime": 78057.953208101,
"user": null
},
"progress": {
"completion": 36.105959546819754,
"filepos": 9949681,
"printTime": 27298,
"printTimeLeft": 48873,
"printTimeLeftOrigin": "mixed-average"
},
"state": "Printing"
}
This can easily be broken down into attributes via Home Assistant...
Is it just me or is this advertised-but-not-implemented in the plugin? Wouldn't it show up around line 129 if it were? See, there's no changeFeedRateSlowed() here.
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You see what I'm saying, though? Their plugin advertises a new endpoint that they forgot to implement in this commit.
Oh yeah, I see now. It's being defined in the get_api function, but not in the on_api function. Just created issue on their repo.
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Thanks a lot for chiming in. I'll liaise with the support guys from Mosaic to try to get them moving on this. Should really upgrade my request from focusing on Home Assistant to any Octoprint plugin really. The fact that they accepted merge requests by @gdombi shows they've got some kind of interest in supporting third party plugins. An Android compatible remote app with Palette support could be useful to me...
Anyways, I tried with a bunch of other endpoint and either got a 255 character error or it returned an unknown status.
sensor:
- platform: rest
resource: 'http://X.X.X.X/api/plugin/palette2'
name: "Palette"
method: POST
payload: '{ "downloadPingHistory" }'
headers:
X-Api-Key: XXX
Content-Type: application/json
- platform: rest
resource: 'http://X.X.X.X/api/plugin/palette2'
name: "Palette2"
method: POST
payload: '{ "changeFeedRateSlowed" }'
headers:
X-Api-Key: XXX
Content-Type: application/json
dataType: json
- platform: rest
resource: 'http://X.X.X.X/api/plugin/palette2'
name: "Palette3"
method: POST
value_template: '{{ value_json.changeFeedRateSlowPct }}'
headers:
X-Api-Key: XXX
Content-Type: application/json
dataType: json
- platform: rest
resource: 'http://X.X.X.X/api/plugin/palette2'
name: "Palette4"
value_template: '{{ value_json.changeShowPingOnPrinter }}'
json_attributes:
- getPingHistory
- changeFeedRateSlowed
- changeFeedRateSlowPct
headers:
X-Api-Key: XXX
- platform: rest
resource: 'http://X.X.X.X/api/plugin/palette2'
name: "Palette5"
method: POST
payload: '{ "getPingHistory" }'
headers:
X-Api-Key: XXX
Content-Type: application/json
dataType: json
- platform: rest
resource: 'http://X.X.X.X/api/plugin/palette2'
name: "Palette6"
method: POST
payload: '{ "downloadPingHistory" }'
headers:
X-Api-Key: XXX
Content-Type: application/json
dataType: json
Wish I could see a list of json from the plugin... Using curl commands, I either get "forbidden"or "unknown". @jneilliii what command did you use to get the results from post #11?
It's at the top of that screenshot, using jquery"s ajax call. Because I was running it in browser's developer console logged in to octoprint, didn't have to worry about the api key.
Sorry to be a pain, total noob here... But, what command did you use for that request. Checked again in screenshot, but can't find the command used...
$.ajax({
url: API_BASEURL + "plugin/palette2",
type: "POST",
dataType: "json",
data: JSON.stringify({
command: "getPingHistory"
}),
contentType: "application/json; charset=UTF-8"
}).done(function(data){console.log(data)});
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Fair enough. Cheers for that. Noob indeed, but trying. I'll look into it when back home... I'll try to contact @gdombi to see, we can get some input. Looked at the github for OctoPod, but no luck: https://github.com/gdombiak/OctoPod
OK, got it. I can see the pings as such:
{readyState: 1, getResponseHeader: ƒ, getAllResponseHeaders: ƒ, setRequestHeader: ƒ, overrideMimeType: ƒ, …}
readyState: 4
getResponseHeader: Ć’ ( key )
getAllResponseHeaders: Ć’ ()
setRequestHeader: Ć’ ( name, value )
overrideMimeType: Ć’ ( type )
statusCode: Ć’ ( map )
abort: Ć’ ( statusText )
state: Ć’ ()
always: Ć’ ()
catch: Ć’ ( fn )
pipe: Ć’ ( /* fnDone, fnFail, fnProgress */ )
then: Ć’ ( onFulfilled, onRejected, onProgress )
promise: Ć’ ( obj )
progress: Ć’ ()
done: Ć’ ()
fail: Ć’ ()
responseText: "{↵ "data": [↵ {↵ "number": 1, ↵ "per"
responseJSON:
data: Array(237)
[0 … 99]
0:
number: 1
percent: 96.74
__proto__: Object
1: {number: 2, percent: 99.04}
2: {number: 3, percent: 100.17}
3: {number: 4, percent: 99.41}
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6: {number: 7, percent: 101.04}
7: {number: 8, percent: 100.38}
8: {number: 9, percent: 100.06}
9: {number: 10, percent: 100.13}
10: {number: 11, percent: 100.17}
11: {number: 12, percent: 100.37}
12: {number: 13, percent: 101.03}
13: {number: 14, percent: 100.97}
14: {number: 15, percent: 100.54}
15: {number: 16, percent: 100.38}
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[100 … 199]
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[200 … 236]
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length: 237
@jneilliii: Do you know how we could push the last ping to the Mqtt plug-in on say a 30s interval?
downloadPingHistory also works:
$.ajax({
url: API_BASEURL + "plugin/palette2",
type: "POST",
dataType: "json",
data: JSON.stringify({
command: "downloadPingHistory"
}),
contentType: "application/json; charset=UTF-8"
}).done(function(data){console.log(data)});
{data: {…}, response: "POST request (downloadPingHistory) successful", status: 200}
data:
data: "Solar_System_Scale_New↵↵PING (%)↵===================↵Ping 1 96.74%↵Ping 2 99.04%↵Ping 3 100.17%↵Ping 4 99.41%↵Ping 5 100.04%↵Ping 6 100.84%↵Ping 7 101.04%↵Ping 8 100.38%↵Ping 9 100.06%↵Ping 10 100.13%↵Ping 11 100.17%↵Ping 12 100.37%↵Ping 13 101.03%↵Ping 14 100.97%↵Ping 15 100.54%↵Ping 16 100.38%↵Ping 17 100.33%↵Ping 18 100.51%↵Ping 19 100.89%↵Ping 20 101.27%↵Ping 21 101.18%↵Ping 22 101.0%↵Ping 23 101.31%↵Ping 24 101.48%↵Ping 25 100.97%↵Ping 26 100.96%↵Ping 27 101.48%↵Ping 28 101.57%↵Ping 29 101.35%↵Ping 30 101.36%↵Ping 31 101.28%↵Ping 32 101.24%↵Ping 33 101.08%↵Ping 34 101.25%↵Ping 35 101.34%↵Ping 36 101.14%↵Ping 37 101.24%↵Ping 38 101.24%↵Ping 39 101.01%↵Ping 40 101.1%↵Ping 41 101.59%↵Ping 42 101.8%↵Ping 43 102.15%↵Ping 44 101.9%↵Ping 45 101.61%↵Ping 46 101.51%↵Ping 47 101.08%↵Ping 48 101.04%↵Ping 49 101.24%↵Ping 50 101.06%↵Ping 51 101.03%↵Ping 52 101.15%↵Ping 53 100.86%↵Ping 54 100.99%↵Ping 55 101.18%↵Ping 56 101.74%↵Ping 57 102.36%↵Ping 58 102.24%↵Ping 59 102.19%↵Ping 60 102.04%↵Ping 61 101.64%↵Ping 62 101.05%↵Ping 63 100.79%↵Ping 64 100.53%↵Ping 65 100.96%↵Ping 66 100.92%↵Ping 67 100.5%↵Ping 68 101.14%↵Ping 69 101.24%↵Ping 70 100.94%↵Ping 71 100.87%↵Ping 72 101.23%↵Ping 73 101.24%↵Ping 74 100.98%↵Ping 75 101.32%↵Ping 76 101.29%↵Ping 77 100.89%↵Ping 78 100.92%↵Ping 79 101.22%↵Ping 80 101.28%↵Ping 81 101.02%↵Ping 82 101.33%↵Ping 83 101.34%↵Ping 84 101.1%↵Ping 85 101.05%↵Ping 86 101.25%↵Ping 87 101.35%↵Ping 88 101.03%↵Ping 89 101.15%↵Ping 90 101.21%↵Ping 91 101.0%↵Ping 92 101.05%↵Ping 93 101.39%↵Ping 94 101.39%↵Ping 95 101.05%↵Ping 96 101.27%↵Ping 97 101.44%↵Ping 98 101.07%↵Ping 99 101.04%↵Ping 100 101.3%↵Ping 101 101.26%↵Ping 102 101.0%↵Ping 103 101.31%↵Ping 104 101.42%↵Ping 105 101.07%↵Ping 106 101.08%↵Ping 107 101.26%↵Ping 108 101.22%↵Ping 109 100.84%↵Ping 110 101.2%↵Ping 111 101.41%↵Ping 112 101.13%↵Ping 113 101.07%↵Ping 114 101.19%↵Ping 115 101.27%↵Ping 116 100.77%↵Ping 117 101.08%↵Ping 118 101.41%↵Ping 119 101.03%↵Ping 120 100.9%↵Ping 121 101.18%↵Ping 122 101.33%↵Ping 123 100.82%↵Ping 124 101.15%↵Ping 125 101.18%↵Ping 126 100.83%↵Ping 127 101.08%↵Ping 128 101.19%↵Ping 129 101.1%↵Ping 130 100.76%↵Ping 131 101.12%↵Ping 132 101.19%↵Ping 133 100.89%↵Ping 134 100.88%↵Ping 135 101.18%↵Ping 136 101.25%↵Ping 137 100.9%↵Ping 138 101.22%↵Ping 139 101.22%↵Ping 140 100.86%↵Ping 141 100.88%↵Ping 142 101.15%↵Ping 143 101.1%↵Ping 144 100.63%↵Ping 145 101.09%↵Ping 146 101.23%↵Ping 147 100.83%↵Ping 148 101.08%↵Ping 149 101.08%↵Ping 150 101.08%↵Ping 151 100.85%↵Ping 152 101.19%↵Ping 153 101.32%↵Ping 154 100.8%↵Ping 155 101.01%↵Ping 156 101.34%↵Ping 157 101.19%↵Ping 158 100.86%↵Ping 159 101.29%↵Ping 160 101.15%↵Ping 161 100.8%↵Ping 162 101.23%↵Ping 163 101.08%↵Ping 164 100.95%↵Ping 165 100.86%↵Ping 166 101.06%↵Ping 167 101.27%↵Ping 168 100.9%↵Ping 169 101.1%↵Ping 170 101.35%↵Ping 171 101.18%↵Ping 172 100.91%↵Ping 173 101.41%↵Ping 174 101.29%↵Ping 175 100.86%↵Ping 176 101.19%↵Ping 177 101.23%↵Ping 178 101.14%↵Ping 179 100.91%↵Ping 180 101.05%↵Ping 181 101.06%↵Ping 182 100.92%↵Ping 183 101.04%↵Ping 184 100.91%↵Ping 185 101.03%↵Ping 186 100.99%↵Ping 187 101.14%↵Ping 188 101.03%↵Ping 189 100.69%↵Ping 190 101.0%↵Ping 191 100.93%↵Ping 192 101.03%↵Ping 193 100.91%↵Ping 194 101.31%↵Ping 195 101.38%↵Ping 196 100.94%↵Ping 197 101.62%↵Ping 198 101.56%↵Ping 199 101.33%↵Ping 200 101.44%↵Ping 201 101.1%↵Ping 202 101.42%↵Ping 203 101.7%↵Ping 204 101.42%↵Ping 205 101.42%↵Ping 206 101.35%↵Ping 207 101.57%↵Ping 208 101.42%↵Ping 209 101.57%↵Ping 210 101.48%↵Ping 211 101.13%↵Ping 212 101.6%↵Ping 213 101.44%↵Ping 214 101.48%↵Ping 215 101.61%↵Ping 216 101.16%↵Ping 217 101.37%↵Ping 218 101.6%↵Ping 219 101.49%↵Ping 220 101.42%↵Ping 221 101.21%↵Ping 222 101.49%↵Ping 223 101.93%↵Ping 224 101.87%↵Ping 225 101.64%↵Ping 226 101.8%↵Ping 227 101.82%↵Ping 228 101.5%↵Ping 229 101.88%↵Ping 230 102.0%↵Ping 231 101.25%↵Ping 232 101.67%↵Ping 233 102.11%↵Ping 234 101.57%↵Ping 235 101.64%↵Ping 236 101.95%↵Ping 237 101.62%↵Ping 238 101.63%↵Ping 239 101.93%↵Ping 240 101.46%↵Ping 241 101.18%↵"
filename: "Solar_System_Scale_New.txt"
__proto__: Object
response: "POST request (downloadPingHistory) successful"
status: 200
Look at the code of my mqtt-publish plugin. It has all the necessary info for using the mqtt plugin's helpers and sending the data. You'd just have to wrap your api call/post-processing (get last ping)/mqtt publish in a repeated timer.
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Cheers. Will look into it. Giving myself a headache prodding around trying to get other commands working unsuccessfully...
OK, this solution is node ideal for me. I'm going to try to push for more API calls. Opened a Feature Request on GitLab here: https://gitlab.com/mosaic-mfg/palette-2-plugin/issues/8
My coding abilisties do not allow for me to make the commits without assistance!
The wonderful @gdombi made himself available and sorted this out here: https://gitlab.com/mosaic-mfg/palette-2-plugin/-/merge_requests/94
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@Monkey_House
Happy New Year 2021
I hope you wouldn't mind me asking how far did you get with that Palette sensor for Home Assistant?
I checked the above conversation and replicated your sensor snippets with no result.