trmccart
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6 months ago Good question! I saw it in the tilt app output as well as the Brewstatus code, I assumed it was necessary. I can try and confirm with the Bierbot folks. Thanks. On May 20, 2024, at 9:43 PM, John @.***> wrote: @thorrak commented on this pull request.
In src/sendData.cpp:
- // Using https://www.timeanddate.com/date/durationresult.html?m1=12&d1=30&y1=1899&m2=1&d2=1&y2=1970 gives
- // us 25,569 days from the start of Google Sheets time to the start of the Unix epoch.
- // Bierbot is like Bierstatus and wants local time, so we allow the user to specify a time offset.
- // Loop through each of the tilt colors cached by tilt_scanner, sending data for the configured tilt
- for (uint8_t i = 0; i < TILT_COLORS; i++)
- {
- if (tilt_scanner.tilt(i)->is_loaded() && config.bierbotTiltColor == i)
- {
- Log.verbose(F("Starting Bierbot send.\r\n"));
- char gravity[10];
- char temp[6];
- tilt_scanner.tilt(i)->converted_gravity(gravity, sizeof(gravity), false);
- tilt_scanner.tilt(i)->converted_temp(temp, sizeof(temp), true); // Always in Fahrenheit since we don't send units
- snprintf(payload, payload_size, "SG=%s&Temp=%s&Color=%s&Timepoint=%.11f&Beer=%s&Comment=",
- gravity, temp, tilt_color_names[i], ((double)std::time(0) + (config.TZoffset * 3600.0)) / 86400.0 + 25569.0, config.bierbotKey);
Is the timepoint strictly required by Bierbot or is it optional? I ask, as I don't recall setting the local time in the code (and most ESP32s lack RTC hardware which would maintain time settings between reboots). I know that this is in the brewstatus code - but this was also a user contribution (and therefore it may not work 100% properly!).
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