Push sensor data to SMIB

[sam57719]

[sam57719]

Here is example curl command.

The device-hostname header is mandatory.

curl -X POST http://localhost/smib/event/smibhid_sensor_log ^
 -H "Content-Type: application/json" ^
 -H "device-hostname: steves-device" ^
 -d "[{\"human_timestamp\": \"2025-04-03T21:42:58Z\", \"data\": {\"SCD30\": {\"relative_humidity\": 0, \"temperature\": 0, \"co2\": 0}, \"BME280\": {\"pressure\": 1019.3, \"humidity\": 48.7, \"temperature\": 20.03}}, \"timestamp\": 1743716578}, {\"timestamp\": 1743791084, \"data\": {\"SCD30\": {\"co2\": 1548.1, \"temperature\": 26.3, \"relative_humidity\": 52.9}, \"BME280\": {\"pressure\": 632, \"humidity\": 57.64, \"temperature\": 23.05}}, \"human_timestamp\": \"2025-04-04T18:24:44Z\"}]"

[sam57719]

Just a random thought... Would also be useful to have the units alongside this data... This would prevent the extra call needed using the existing /sensors/modules API endpoint on SMIBHID.

Could be provided in the JSON as metadata.

{
    "timestamp": 1234,
    "human_timestamp": "1234",
    "data": {},
    "metadata": {}
}

[sjefferson99]

That should be fine, I think it would be better to have units and any other keys rather than digging into a metadata dictionary.

[sam57719]

[
  {
    "human_timestamp": "2025-04-03T21:42:58Z",
    "timestamp": 1743716578,
    "data": {
      "SCD30": {
        "relative_humidity": 0,
        "temperature": 0,
        "co2": 0
      },
      "BME280": {
        "pressure": 1019.3,
        "humidity": 48.7,
        "temperature": 20.03
      }
    },
    "units": {
      "SCD30": {
        "co2": "ppm",
        "temperature": "C",
        "relative_humidity": "%"
      },
      "BME280": {
        "pressure": "hPa",
        "temperature": "C",
        "humidity": "%"
      }
    }
  },
  {
    "human_timestamp": "2025-04-04T18:24:44Z",
    "timestamp": 1743791084,
    "data": {
      "SCD30": {
        "co2": 1548.1,
        "temperature": 26.3,
        "relative_humidity": 52.9
      },
      "BME280": {
        "pressure": 632,
        "humidity": 57.64,
        "temperature": 23.05
      }
    },
    "units": {
      "SCD30": {
        "co2": "ppm",
        "temperature": "C",
        "relative_humidity": "%"
      },
      "BME280": {
        "pressure": "hPa",
        "temperature": "C",
        "humidity": "%"
      }
    }
  }
]

Something like this then?