Closed pietro4711 closed 4 years ago
+1 für mich, ich habe mitlerweile ebenfalls auf den UDM-Pro umgestellt, und leider macht der Adapter nun nicht mehr mit ;)
Es wird nicht mehr mit den Ports gearbeitet um z.B. zwischen Network und Protect zu unterscheiden.
Bsp.:
aktuell:
https://192.168.1.1/network/site/default/dashboard
vorher:
https://192.168.1.1:8443/manage/site/default/dashboard
Und für die Cameras: https://192.168.1.1/protect/cameras statt https://192.168.1.1:7443/cameras/...
Ich vermute dass noch: .../talk/.... und .../access/... dazu kommen werden, leider bisher nicht in .de zu bekommen und auch nicht frei zu schalten. Dummerweise könnte ich grade jetzt zumindest "Talk" recht gut gebrauchen.
As of now UniFi OS is not in scope of this adapter. I will flag this issue as "enhancement", but I cannot guarantee to work on it in near future due to the fact, that I do not own a UniFi OS device.
@braindead1 Please note that I have further enhancements of node-unifi pending which should support the UDM-Pro / UnifiOS too. Will let you know when these changes are integrated so that we can try to get these things ported over to iobroker.unifi
Any news on possible UDM-Pro / UnifiOS support so far?
@MC-1984 The adapter is based on node-unifi, which is maintained by @jens-maus. Without node-unifi supporting UnifiOS, I don't see a good chance to get it supported in this adapter, as I don't own a UDM-Pro.
Please note that I have actually started working on integrating / implementing UnifiOS/UDM-Pro support in node-unifi (https://github.com/jens-maus/node-unifi) as well as generally updating it to comply with newer API methods in the UniFi controller.
As I don't own a UDM-Pro/UnifiOS system myself I can, unfortunately, not test the changes myself. Thus, I would like to ask anyone owning a UDM-Pro/UniFiOS to help out and test the latest github sources of node-unifi. A corresponding ticket in the node-unifi project can be found here: https://github.com/jens-maus/node-unifi/pull/23
@braindead1 Can you implement the changes from jens-maus in the adapter so that we can test the changes? I don´t know how to test it otherwise.
For the first tests it would probably be enough to just test the node-unifi class/project independent from iobroker.unifi.
Or someone sith a UDM-Pro provides me read-only access for testing purposes so that I can run some tests.
@pietro4711 and @unwichtig and @MC-1984 Please consider @jens-maus suggestion to grant him read-only access for testing puposes. node-unifi is the basis for this adapter. Once node-unifi supports UniFi OS, I will start implementing the needed changes into this adapter.
@braindead1 Thanks for the heads up! But what you or others without a UDM-Pro/UniFi-OS device could already try is the latest sources in the master branch of node-unifi and see if everything still works for non-UniFiOS devices. I don't expect any difficulties, thought, but I am also working on integrating some bunch of test sets using GitHub Actions to hopefully automatically test all integrated API functions to get a better picture if some change breaks some functionality. But until these tests are integrated (which are actually using a containerized unifi-controller in GitHub Actions) it would be great to see the changes in the master branch of node-unifi tested by someone else than myself.
Unfortunately, I cannot allow access to my UDM-Pro. As soon as it is implemented in the adapter, I will test it and give feedback.
@MC-1984 Sorry, but this is not how I have planned it. I am almost sure there are some corner cases where my node-unifi adapations won't work correctly. Thus, I would definitly need access to a UDM-Pro before so that I can test these adaptions and provide solutions before I am going to release a new version of node-unifi so that ioBroker.unifi can use it in a new release.
@jens-maus Hi Jens, i have created an account (read only) for you on my UDM-Pro for testing. If possible I need your IP to restrict the access. I will contact you per email.
Ok, thanks to @pietro4711 I finally got access to a UDM-Pro system which I could test and fix node-unifi on for the UDM-Pro/UniFiOS based systems. For my basic tests it seems to work now to query all kind of information. That's why I just published a first 1.3.1 version to npm.
Still have to add more bunch of CI-tests to get things more deeply tested, but I think you guys (@braindead1) can finally bump the minimum node-unifi version to 1.3.1 and then let UDM-Pro users like @pietro4711 and @MC-1984 perform tests on it based on the master branch of ioBroker.unifi. Thus, I basic bump to 1.3.1 in your package.json
should be enough to get UDM-Pro compatibility working, hopefully.
Thank you very much @jens-maus. I really appreciate your work! Yours too, of course @braindead1
I will test as soon as the adapter is updated
I just remembered that I have commit rights to this repo as well. Thus, I bumped node-unifi to 1.3.2 now. So please anyone with a UniFiOS/UDM-Pro device please test the latest GitHub master and report back.
I installed the new adapter version and entered my credentials. I left the port blank and activated wlans and sysinfo for testing purposes.
The instance gets yellow (no connection to unifi).
Log: ` unifi.0 | 2020-05-19 16:28:33.040 | error | (27432) TypeError: wlan_id.trim is not a function |
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unifi.0 | 2020-05-19 16:28:31.443 | info | (27432) UniFi adapter is ready |
unifi.0 | 2020-05-19 16:28:31.403 | info | (27432) starting. Version 0.5.0 in /opt/iobroker/node_modules/iobroker.unifi, node: v12.16.3, js-controller: 3.1.4 |
`
Did I miss anything in the settings?
@MC-1984 Ok, try again please (reinstall adapter from github and run your tests again). should be fixed.
now it works ! :-) Thanks Jens !
Perfect! Then please test it hard by enabling all kind of queries
Same here! No errors during preliminary testing! Thank you!
enabled all queries - works like a charm !
I can also confirm everything's working great with 0.5.1-b3 connecting to an UDMP 1.7. Although I needed to change the port to 443. Might be an idea to write something about the different ports on the settings page...
the new udm(pro) also supports access via api - but the url seems to have been changed. Please see here: https://github.com/Art-of-WiFi/UniFi-API-client