API documentation

[emcepe]

Hi,

this is not an issue but a question: do you have a documentation for the idegis API?

I'm not able to find anything about it :-(

Or did you do trial and error?

Thank you!

[cibernox]

Pretty much, yeah. What I did is use the web client in https://poolstation.net/ with the dev tools open and check the requests being made. And the name of the fields in the JSON are not very intuitive either. There's no pubic documentation at all.

[emcepe]

Hi Miguel,

I feared it 😞

Well, I did it the same way as you and implemented all type of alarms. I'm new to python and don't know if all is correctly/best way implemented but it works 😀

If you want to incorporate the changes I can send you a diff.

[emcepe]

one more question. If I use your code:

#!/usr/bin/env python3

import asyncio
from aiohttp import ClientError, ClientResponseError, TCPConnector, ClientSession, DummyCookieJar
from pypoolstation import Account, Pool, Relay

import os
os.environ["AIOHTTP_NO_EXTENSIONS"] = "1"

async def test():
    connector = TCPConnector(enable_cleanup_closed=True)
    session = ClientSession(connector=connector, cookie_jar=DummyCookieJar())
    # session = ClientSession()
    account = Account(session, username="poolstation@blablub.de", password="f00b4r")
    print(vars(account))
    pools = await Pool.get_all_pools(session, account=account)
    #[pool, pool2] = pools
    [pool] = pools
    await pool.sync_info()
    print(vars(pool))

loop = asyncio.get_event_loop()
# Blocking call which returns when the display_date() coroutine is done
loop.run_until_complete(test())
loop.close()

to get the data from my poolstation back, all is working fine but the relay output is kind of useless:

[...], 'relays': [<pypoolstation.Relay object at 0xb5b31830>, <pypoolstation.Relay object at 0xb5b31930>, <pypoolstation.Relay object at 0xb5b31350>, <pypoolstation.Relay object at 0xb5243a30>], 'logger': <module 'logging' from '/usr/lib/python3.7/logging/__init__.py'>}
ERROR:asyncio:Unclosed connector
connections: ['[(<aiohttp.client_proto.ResponseHandler object at 0xb5b02618>, 1910570.810996539)]']
connector: <aiohttp.connector.TCPConnector object at 0xb5bc7cd0>

is there some bug in your pypoolstation code?

thank you!

[cibernox]

I'm also very much not an expert in python. This library is the first time I wrote python since...2005 maybe. I believe however that this error is not in the library but in your test code. aiohttp's connections have to be closed before the process is terminated, otherwise they will complain. I think you can disregard it.

[emcepe]

The Code is from you which you removed some time ago ;-)

But the problem is not the aio disconnect, the problem is:

pypoolstation.Relay object at 0xb5b31830>, <pypoolstation.Relay object at 0xb5b31930>, <pypoolstation.Relay object at 0xb5b31350>, <pypoolstation.Relay object at 0xb5243a30>

That's not really an information about my relays :)

[cibernox]

That's just how python prints an object in the console. Must like the beloved [Object object] of javascript. If you want more detail on the state of the relay objects you should do print(vars(pool.relays[0])) or something similar

[emcepe]

Ah ok. Thank you.

Could you give me a hint also how do I set pH target and alike?

Tyia.