Need Some Example HM Temp Data in JSON Format


 
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AKvaternik

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Hello Fellow Heatermeters,

I'm looking for some example HM probe temperature data in the JSON format, which is generated from the /lm/hmstatus command. It is described in the HM wiki here - https://github.com/CapnBry/HeaterMeter/wiki/Accessing-Raw-Data-Remotely. Is there someone out there with a running HM system that could generate some real data for me and drop it into a text file and send it me to @ jbots45@hotmail.com? You get one set of readings (all probes) each time the command is sent to your HM. I could use 3-5 sets of data (hopefully with multiple probes), which would be gathered by issuing the command every 30 seconds (or minute) for a few minutes. Paste them all into a text file and attach to your reply, or PM me and I'll send you an email address to get it to me. The more data the better.

Thanks.

Agglomerator
 
Here you go.

Code: 
$ curl -s https://bbq.ww0.ca/luci/lm/hmstatus/
{"time":1450749329,"set":55,"lid":0,"fan":{"c":0,"a":0,"f":0},"adc":[0,0,0,0,0,1],"temps":[{"n":" Thermocouple","c":68.1,"dph":-0.44,"a":{"l":-195,"h":275,"r":null}},{"n":" ","c":null,"a":{"l":-18,"h":190,"r":null}},{"n":" ","c":null,"a":{"l":-40,"h":190,"r":null}},{"n":" Ambient","c":83.6,"dph":-0.52,"a":{"l":-40,"h":85,"r":null}}]}

Code: 
$ curl -s https://bbq.ww0.ca/luci/lm/hmstatus/ | jq '.'
{
  "time": 1450749389,
  "set": 55,
  "lid": 0,
  "fan": {
    "c": 0,
    "a": 0,
    "f": 0
  },
  "adc": [
    0,
    0,
    0,
    0,
    0,
    1
  ],
  "temps": [
    {
      "n": " Thermocouple",
      "c": 68.1,
      "dph": -0.46,
      "a": {
        "l": -195,
        "h": 275,
        "r": null
      }
    },
    {
      "n": " ",
      "c": null,
      "a": {
        "l": -18,
        "h": 190,
        "r": null
      }
    },
    {
      "n": " ",
      "c": null,
      "a": {
        "l": -40,
        "h": 190,
        "r": null
      }
    },
    {
      "n": " Ambient",
      "c": 83.6,
      "dph": -0.52,
      "a": {
        "l": -40,
        "h": 85,
        "r": null
      }
    }
  ]
}
 
FYI - If you're looking to create a local DB for historical purposes, don't bother with mysql as it doesn't really handle json well. Something like mongodb would be much easier to deal with and natively supports json.
 
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