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Https is unlikely to be supported on Esp8266 due to the limited capacities of the processor |
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Answering my self, this is how i've archived posting directly to EmonCMS on a Hiking DDS238-2 WIFI: Basic settings:{"NAME":"Hiking DDS238-2 WIFI","GPIO":[0,2272,0,2304,0,0,0,0,0,0,320,0,32,0],"FLAG":0,"BASE":54} Advanced settings:This resets the Today, Yesterday and Total kWh counter to the hardware value (cant reset the total hardware value); Disables send state and sensor message interval (s): Security options: Update rule 1 to disable the power off of the main relay, so that it's not possible to shutdown the building power by accident: Add a Buzzer to GPIO15{"NAME":"Hiking DDS238-2 WIFI","GPIO":[0,2272,0,2304,0,0,0,0,0,0,320,480,32,0],"FLAG":0,"BASE":54} Triger buzzer when current is higher that 20A: |
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I'm requesting the option to have a Tasmota driver to POST data directly to an EmonCMS server via the REST API, without needing a MQTT server.
It will be useful for instance for converting energy meter devices (like DDS238) to Tasmota and talk to emoncms directly.
Devicekey , server and post interval (30secs default) would be the only settings needed to configure at the device,.
All the variables that the device has available are sent as JSON to EmonCMS input API for further processing on the EmonCMS platform.
Example API format:
https://server/input/post.json?devicekey=SECRET&node=MACADDRESS&json={"var1":100,"var2":200,"var3":300}
Could this be an easy accomplishment?
Edit: done see below.
Further discussion here https://community.openenergymonitor.org/t/tasmota-integration-with-emoncms-input-rest-api/16997/3
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