mqtt output with installation method 2

[0berkampf]

I just have a question regarding the second installation method: when I proceed with the first installation method (as a HA add on), the resulting mqtt topic is like the one given in your example:

{
    "eid": XXXXXXXXXX,
    "timestamp": 1689409016,
    "actEnergyDlvd": 0.063,
    "actEnergyRcvd": 7939.998,
    "apparentEnergy": 63680.783,
    "reactEnergyLagg": 788.493,
    …………..

But when I proceed with the second method, the resulting mqtt topic looks like this:

{ "connection": { "mqtt_state": "connected", "prov_state": "configured", "auth_state": "ok", "sc_stream": "enabled", "sc_debug": "disabled" }, "meters": { "last_update": 1730655384, "soc": 0, "main_relay_state": 1, "gen_relay_state": 5, "backup_bat_mode": 1, "backup_soc": 0, "is_split_phase": 0, "phase_count": 1, "enc_agg_soc": 0, "enc_agg_energy": 0, "acb_agg_soc": 0, "acb_agg_energy": 0, "pv": { "agg_p_mw": -5414, "agg_s_mva": -270677, "agg_p_ph_a_mw": -5414, ……………

Same enphase envoy system, same parameters for the configuration of your script but two different outputs published. Did I miss something during the install or the configuration of the script?

Thx for your help.

[0berkampf]

I think I found how to fix the issue, in the options.json file, I changed the line: "BATTERY_INSTALLED": "False" by "BATTERY_INSTALLED": false

[vk2him]

Interesting - on my Linux Mint system I needed to use "BATTERY_INSTALLED": "False"

On your system, did you also have to change the other options such as this "ENVOY_HOST": "envoy.local",

[0berkampf]

I’m using a RPI with Raspberry Pi OS, and no, only boolean options have to be changed…

Well, it’s working now as expected, thx for your answer.