Those headers were not needed before, strange…
In that rest command, there is an option to add headers too, but closed laptop, stuff for next time to try
…
Don’t think the [] are giving issues , there were there before
yeah, they really changed a lot unfortunately.
Yeah, but you already did a nice job :+)
ok, after applying headers, it indeed works again!
rest:
- resource_template: http://www.365gps.net/api_ilist.php?imei=XXXXX&pw=XXXXX&exp=1&tm=Android&mtype=2&ak=10{{ '%0x' % ( as_timestamp( strptime( now().strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S'), "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S")) - ( as_timestamp(strptime("2023-01-27 00:53:36", "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S")))) | int }}70&hw=apk&ver=2.21&app=n365&lang=eng
headers:
User-Agent: App
Accept-Encoding: gzip
Connection: Keep-Alive
scan_interval: 180
sensor:
- name: GPS365_Google
value_template: "{{ (value[1:] | from_json)[0].google }}"
- name: Gps365_LAT
value_template: "{{ (value[1:] | from_json)[0].gps.split(',')[5] }}"
- name: Gps365_LON
value_template: "{{ (value[1:] | from_json)[0].gps.split(',')[6] }}"
- name: GPS365_Battery
value_template: "{{ (value[1:] | from_json)[0].bat }}"
- name: GPS365_Update
value_template: "{{ (value[1:] | from_json)[0].sec }}"
- name: GPS365_On_off
value_template: >
{% if (value[1:] | from_json)[0].log.split(' ')[0] == 'OUT' %}
off
{% else %}
on
{% endif %}
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nice!, I think i will go back to you solution then, as its a bit cleaner then using the Python scrypt.
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We will need to see what’s going to happen in next month… The prefix “10” is just maybe “1” and the 0 is a leading zero of the hex values what’s next
Also the unknown last 2 digits…
if the first 2 digits are also part of the counter, then we would need to change the start date to Saturday, 16 July 2022, 19:33:20 according to this calculation. I just took one of the calls of the APP and that gave 10ae4da as a result, which is 17491162 seconds. If I subtract it from the date/time of the call, i would get to that new date. But lets see what happens 
Date Calculator: Add to or Subtract From a Date – Results (timeanddate.com)
Indeed, and maybe the last digits are miliseconds
Maybe its indeed better to already change the date and include the leading 10
hmm, that date in july does not seem correct, so we indeed need to see what will happen. If the july date was correct, the result should have the same result (besides the 10)
Yeah, and maybe the last digits is some kind of offset, a mismatch between the GET and the datenow…
Because if you lower it, it fails, the higher the value, it succeeds
Hey guy’s, i can’t get it working, i’m close.
http://47.75.106.117/api_ilist.php?imei=xxxxxxx&pw=xxxxxxx&exp=1&tm=Android&mtype=2&ak={{ ‘%0x’ % ( as_timestamp( strptime( now().strftime(’%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S’), “%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S”)) - ( as_timestamp(strptime(“2022-07-16 21:33:20”, “%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S”)))) | int }}70&hw=apk&ver=4.18&app=n365&lang=eng
Your posts always work only now i am stuck
It still works here, put that complete url in the template editor, then quick copy paste the output in a browser, what do see then?
http://www.365gps.net/api_ilist.php?imei=xxxxxxxx&pw=xxxxxxx&exp=1&tm=Android&mtype=2&ak={{ ‘%0x’ % ( as_timestamp( strptime( now().strftime(’%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S’), “%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S”)) - ( as_timestamp(strptime(“2022-07-16 21:33:20”, “%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S”)))) | int }}70&hw=apk&ver=4.18&app=n365&lang=eng
with this code and the template editor i get the output i want.
[{“login”:“noki66”,“imei”:“xxxxxxxx”,“name”:“Sem”,“carno”:“4”,“gps”:“2023-02-08 12:13:48,6,1,0,39,51.906983,4.317183,112”,“log”:“IN 2023-02-08 17:42:45”,“google”:“51.906983,4.317183”,“baidu”:“51.910487,4.340957”,“speed”:null,“bat”:“96”,“icon”:“1”,“marker”:“0”,“device”:“303N”,“ver”:“90;0000;0”,“sec”:“10”,“level”:“42”,“expdate”:null,“loc”:“XX”,“onoff”:“0”,“gexpdate”:null,“iccid”:“89882280666054440718”,“ggkey”:null,“startdate”:“2023-01-05”,“pic”:“2”}]
this yaml code
rest:
- resource_template: xxxxxxxxxx (the correct api link)
headers:
User-Agent: App
Accept-Encoding: gzip
Connection: Keep-Alive
scan_interval: 180
sensor:- name: GPS365_Google
value_template: “{{ (value[1:] | from_json)[0].google }}” - name: Gps365_LAT
value_template: “{{ (value[1:] | from_json)[0].gps.split(’,’)[5] }}” - name: Gps365_LON
value_template: “{{ (value[1:] | from_json)[0].gps.split(’,’)[6] }}” - name: GPS365_Battery
value_template: “{{ (value[1:] | from_json)[0].bat }}” - name: GPS365_Update
value_template: “{{ (value[1:] | from_json)[0].sec }}” - name: GPS365_On_off
value_template: >
{% if (value[1:] | from_json)[0].log.split(’ ')[0] == ‘OUT’ %}
off
{% else %}
on
{% endif %}
- name: GPS365_Google
and the automation from befor (the working version from 1 week ago)
But i still can’t keep it working
Seems ok, do you have the sensors in HA? Or any error ?
Also format your code , we can’t read it like that
rest:
- resource:http://www.365gps.net/api_ilist.php?imei=xxxxxxxxxx&pw=xxxxxxxxxx&exp=1&tm=Android&mtype=2&ak={{ '%0x' % ( as_timestamp( strptime( now().strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S'), "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S")) - ( as_timestamp(strptime("2022-07-16 21:33:20", "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S")))) | int }}70&hw=apk&ver=4.18&app=n365&lang=eng
headers:
User-Agent: App
Accept-Encoding: gzip
Connection: Keep-Alive
scan_interval: 00:00:20
sensor:
- name: GPS365_Google
unique_id: GPS365_Google
value_template: "{{ (value[1:] | from_json)[0].google }}"
- name: Gps365_LAT
unique_id: Gps365_LAT
value_template: "{{ (value[1:] | from_json)[0].gps.split(',')[5] }}"
- name: Gps365_LON
unique_id: Gps365_LON
value_template: "{{ (value[1:] | from_json)[0].gps.split(',')[6] }}"
- name: GPS365_Battery
unique_id: GPS365_Battery
value_template: "{{ (value[1:] | from_json)[0].bat }}"
- name: GPS365_Update
unique_id: GPS365_Update
value_template: "{{ (value[1:] | from_json)[0].sec }}"
- name: GPS365_On_off
unique_id: GPS365_On_off
value_template: >
{% if (value[1:] | from_json)[0].log.split(' ')[0] == 'OUT' %}
off
{% else %}
on
{% endif %}
log is coming
