Open ThatProgrammerr opened 3 weeks ago
cikabo
commented
1 week ago Similar issue, I am using the API to perform various actions, all good. I can see the device logs, including card and keyboard usage in the app - is that information available via the API?
ThatProgrammerr
commented
1 week ago Similar issue, I am using the API to perform various actions, all good. I can see the device logs, including card and keyboard usage in the app - is that information available via the API?
As far as I can see, there is no way to grab that data outside the app, via the API. I tried to setup some automation on an emulated android device, as well as sniffing traffic, but no luck. Unless it eventually gets added to the API, I don't personally see a way that this will be data you can pull and use in code.
hsakoh
commented
1 week ago In my observation, the app has a means to perform operations equivalent to Bluetooth commands via MQTT, even when there is no Bluetooth connection. When the app is connected via WiFi, the flow for retrieving keypad logs is as follows: App -> MQTT (AWS IoT Core) -> Hub -> Bluetooth -> Keypad
If sniffing is possible, a hint would be /user/policyCer.
(I can't write anything too specific here, so if you want more detailed information, please contact me elsewhere.)
However, it’s highly unlikely that SwitchBot will document or open these things, so it would be great if they were added as an OpenAPI.
Current Situation
I thought that since the app has logs of what unlocked a Lock or Lock Pro, like OpenAPI, 'Thumb name' (for keypad touch), Manual, etc - I could grab those logs while waiting for my other issue (https://github.com/OpenWonderLabs/SwitchBotAPI/issues/338) to be approved and implemented, but I can't seem to find a method documented for this either, despite the data clearly being there.
Environment
Additional Context
The log page.