Exactly. Alexa does a ‘man in the middle’ function.
I've just realised I've got a 4 old Danfoss TRV's in the garage I'd once tried to use with SmartThings. Time to rip off the Hive ones and use the Danfoss 
I'll bear in mind the Alexa option!
Does this still work? I’ve followed the instructions, using a raspberry pi as my PC. Everything seems ok until I click authenticate, and I get an authentication error. I’ve checked my user id & password by pasting them into the hive webpage & they’re fine. There was a line feed at the end of my HiveTokens.json file which I assumed should be removed when pasting.
Can anyone tell me if the Hive Connect app is still working. It stopped working on my Smartthings Hub but I have just bought a Hubitat and trying to get it working. Used the code posted by brumster and then added my own generated token string. Code saves OK but when I try to authenticate I get the following:
"NOT AUTHENTICATED. There was a problem connecting to Hive. Check your generated token and error logs in SmartThings web console.
Error: 401: [error:NOT_AUTHORIZED]"
Any help would be appreciated as the Mrs is now questioning the point of having a smart home tablet on the wall if she can't control the heating from it.
I'm not as familiar with this as others but did you enable oauth in the driver?
Thanks for the reply. I have tried with Oauth enabled butnhavingnthe same issue.
Im guessing because the same thing is happening on Smartthings and Hubitat, the issue is with Hive. Maybe they've changed something meaning the Hive Connect app can't connect anymore.
Hopefully someone far smarter than me can figure it out.
I've just had a quick look. Mine seems to be working. None of the devices were present but I loaded the app. And went through the process of creating them and hey presto. Not tested much more than that though.
I now have the App authenticating and connecting to Hive. I found an alternate guide to generating tokens which worked.
I now have the App authenticating and connecting to Hive. I found an alternate guide to generating tokens which worked.
Do you want to post the updated details in case anyone else gets stuck?
Yes please,how did you manage
I'm stuck on the same authentication problem.
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Sorry, I did mean to mention where I found the solution...
Look for entry 502 posted on 24th April this year.
It's a much simpler solution to one previous in that thread as you only need to use command prompt and not Powershell.
It even allows for having 2FA enabled in Hive.
When you paste the token string in to the Hive Connect code, you need to edit it so it is all on one line.
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So, I can now get the Hive Connect app to authenticate and within the app it lets me select the devices I have connected to my Hove Hub. However, it doesn't seem to add them as available devices in Hubitat, despite having the drivers installed for them.
Am I missing a step?
You have the Driver code installed, correct?
/**
* Hive Heating
*
* Copyright 2015 Alex Lee Yuk Cheung
*
* Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except
* in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at:
*
* http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
*
* Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the License is distributed
* on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License
* for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License.
*
*
* VERSION HISTORY
* 25.02.2016
* v2.0 BETA - Initial Release
* v2.1 - Introducing button temperature control via improved thermostat multi attribute tile. More responsive temperature control.
* Improve Boost button behaviour and look.
* v2.1.1 - Tweaks to temperature control responsiveness
* v2.1.2 - Minor tweaks to main display
* v2.1.3 - Allow changing of boost interval amount in device settings.
* v2.1.4 - Allow changing of boost temperature in device settings.
* v2.1.5 - Option to disable Hive Heating Device for summer. Disable mode stops any automation commands from other smart apps reactivating Hive Heating.
* v2.1.5b - Bug fix when desired heat set point is null, control stops working.
* v2.1.5c - Fix multitile button behaviour that has changed since ST app 2.1.0. Add colour code to temperature reporting in activity feed.
* v2.1.5d - Fix blank temperature readings on Android ST app
* v2.1.5e - Another attempt to fix blank temperature reading on Android.
* v2.1.5f - Allow decimal value for boost temperature. Changes to VALUE_CONTROL method to match latest ST docs.
* v2.1.5g - Changes to tile display for iOS app v2.1.2
*
* 10.09.2016
* v2.1.6 - Allow a maximum temperature threshold to be set.
* v2.1.6b - Added event for maximum temperature threshold breach.
*
* 30.05.2017
* v2.2 - Updated to use new Beekeeper API - Huge thanks to Tom Beech!
* v2.2b - Bug fix. Refresh bug prevents installation of Hive devices.
*
* 30.10.2017
* v3.0 - Version refactor to reflect BeeKeeper API update.
*
* 08.10.2017
* v3.1 - New Smartthing App compatability
*
* 12.10.2020
* v3.2 - Update Hive API URL
*
* 08.12.2020
* v3.3 - Update UI for new SmartThings app
* v3.3a - Add missing set boost length command for WebCore.
* v3.3b - Tweak to boost length command.
*/
preferences
{
input( "boostInterval", "number", title: "Boost Interval (minutes)", description: "Boost interval amount in minutes", required: false, defaultValue: 10 )
input( "boostTemp", "decimal", title: "Boost Temperature (°C)", description: "Boost interval amount in Centigrade", required: false, defaultValue: 22, range: "5..32" )
input( "maxTempThreshold", "decimal", title: "Max Temperature Threshold (°C)", description: "Set the maximum temperature threshold in Centigrade", required: false, defaultValue: 32, range: "5..32" )
input( "disableDevice", "bool", title: "Disable Hive Heating?", required: false, defaultValue: false )
}
metadata {
definition (name: "Hive Heating", namespace: "alyc100", author: "Alex Lee Yuk Cheung", ocfDeviceType: "oic.d.thermostat", mnmn: "fBZA", vid: "de5c3738-3ae6-38b7-adfd-bbd98cba41d1") {
capability "Actuator"
capability "Polling"
capability "Refresh"
capability "Temperature Measurement"
capability "Thermostat"
capability "Thermostat Heating Setpoint"
capability "Thermostat Mode"
capability "Thermostat Operating State"
capability "Health Check"
// capability "tigerdrum36561.boostLabel"
// capability "tigerdrum36561.boostLength"
command "heatingSetpointUp"
command "heatingSetpointDown"
command "boostTimeUp"
command "boostTimeDown"
command "setThermostatMode"
command "setHeatingSetpoint"
command "setTemperatureForSlider"
command "setBoostLength"
}
simulator {
// TODO: define status and reply messages here
}
}
// parse events into attributes
def parse(String description) {
log.debug "Parsing '${description}'"
// TODO: handle 'temperature' attribute
// TODO: handle 'heatingSetpoint' attribute
// TODO: handle 'thermostatSetpoint' attribute
// TODO: handle 'thermostatMode' attribute
// TODO: handle 'thermostatOperatingState' attribute
}
def installed() {
log.debug "Executing 'installed'"
state.boostLength = 60
state.desiredHeatSetpoint = 7
sendEvent(name: "checkInterval", value: 10 * 60 + 2 * 60, data: [protocol: "cloud"], displayed: false)
}
void updated() {
log.debug "Executing 'updated'"
sendEvent(name: "checkInterval", value: 10 * 60 + 2 * 60, data: [protocol: "cloud"], displayed: false)
}
// handle commands
def setHeatingSetpoint(temp) {
log.debug "Executing 'setHeatingSetpoint with temp $temp'"
def latestThermostatMode = device.latestState('thermostatMode')
if (temp < 5) {
temp = 5
}
if (temp > 32) {
temp = 32
}
if (settings.disableDevice == null || settings.disableDevice == false) {
//if thermostat is off, set to manual
def args
if (latestThermostatMode.stringValue == 'off') {
args = [
mode: "SCHEDULE", target: temp
]
}
else {
// {"target":7.5}
args = [
target: temp
]
}
//def type = device.type;
def resp = parent.apiPOST("/nodes/heating/${device.deviceNetworkId}", args)
}
runIn(4, refresh)
}
def setBoostLength(minutes) {
log.debug "Executing 'setBoostLength with length $minutes minutes'"
if (minutes < 5) {
minutes = 5
}
if (minutes > 300) {
minutes = 300
}
state.boostLength = minutes
sendEvent("name":"boostLength", "value": minutes, "unit": "minutes", displayed: true)
}
def getBoostIntervalValue() {
if (settings.boostInterval == null) {
return 10
}
return settings.boostInterval.toInteger()
}
def getBoostTempValue() {
if (settings.boostTemp == null) {
return "22"
}
return settings.boostTemp
}
def getMaxTempThreshold() {
if (settings.maxTempThreshold == null) {
return "32"
}
return settings.maxTempThreshold
}
def boostTimeUp() {
log.debug "Executing 'boostTimeUp'"
//Round down result
int boostIntervalValue = getBoostIntervalValue()
def newBoostLength = (state.boostLength + boostIntervalValue) - (state.boostLength % boostIntervalValue)
setBoostLength(newBoostLength)
}
def boostTimeDown() {
log.debug "Executing 'boostTimeDown'"
//Round down result
int boostIntervalValue = getBoostIntervalValue()
def newBoostLength = (state.boostLength - boostIntervalValue) - (state.boostLength % boostIntervalValue)
setBoostLength(newBoostLength)
}
def boostButton() {
log.debug "Executing 'boostButton'"
setThermostatMode('emergency heat')
}
def setHeatingSetpointToDesired() {
setHeatingSetpoint(state.newSetpoint)
}
def setNewSetPointValue(newSetPointValue) {
log.debug "Executing 'setNewSetPointValue' with value $newSetPointValue"
unschedule('setHeatingSetpointToDesired')
state.newSetpoint = newSetPointValue
state.desiredHeatSetpoint = state.newSetpoint
sendEvent("name":"desiredHeatSetpoint", "value": state.desiredHeatSetpoint, displayed: false)
log.debug "Setting heat set point up to: ${state.newSetpoint}"
runIn(3, setHeatingSetpointToDesired)
}
def heatingSetpointUp(){
log.debug "Executing 'heatingSetpointUp'"
setNewSetPointValue(getHeatTemp().toInteger() + 1)
}
def heatingSetpointDown(){
log.debug "Executing 'heatingSetpointDown'"
setNewSetPointValue(getHeatTemp().toInteger() - 1)
}
def setTemperatureForSlider(value) {
log.debug "Executing 'setTemperatureForSlider with $value'"
setNewSetPointValue(value)
}
def getHeatTemp() {
return state.desiredHeatSetpoint == null ? device.currentValue("heatingSetpoint") : state.desiredHeatSetpoint
}
def off() {
setThermostatMode('off')
}
def heat() {
setThermostatMode('heat')
}
def emergencyHeat() {
log.debug "Executing 'boost'"
def latestThermostatMode = device.latestState('thermostatMode')
//Don't do if already in BOOST mode.
if (latestThermostatMode.stringValue != 'emergency heat') {
setThermostatMode('emergency heat')
}
else {
log.debug "Already in boost mode."
}
}
def auto() {
setThermostatMode('auto')
}
def setThermostatMode(mode) {
if (settings.disableDevice == null || settings.disableDevice == false) {
mode = mode == 'cool' ? 'heat' : mode
log.debug "Executing 'setThermostatMode with mode $mode'"
def args = [
mode: "SCHEDULE"
]
if (mode == 'off') {
args = [
mode: "OFF"
]
} else if (mode == 'heat') {
//mode": "MANUAL", "target": 20
args = [
mode: "MANUAL",
target: 20
]
} else if (mode == 'emergency heat') {
if (state.boostLength == null || state.boostLength == '')
{
state.boostLength = 60
sendEvent("name":"boostLength", "value": 60, "unit": "minutes", displayed: true)
}
//"mode": "BOOST","boost": 60,"target": 22
args = [
mode: "BOOST",
boost: state.boostLength,
target: getBoostTempValue()
]
}
def resp = parent.apiPOST("/nodes/heating/${device.deviceNetworkId}", args)
mode = mode == 'range' ? 'auto' : mode
}
runIn(4, refresh)
}
def poll() {
log.debug "Executing 'poll'"
def currentDevice = parent.getDeviceStatus(device.deviceNetworkId)
if (currentDevice == []) {
return []
}
log.debug "$device.name status: $currentDevice"
//Construct status message
def statusMsg = ""
//Boost button label
def boostLabel = "OFF"
// get temperature status
def temperature = currentDevice.props.temperature
def heatingSetpoint = currentDevice.state.target as Double
log.debug "Got Temperature ${temperature} on device ${currentDevice.state.name}"
log.debug "Got Setpoint ${heatingSetpoint} on device ${currentDevice.state.name}"
//Check heating set point against maximum threshold value.
log.debug "Maximum temperature threshold set to: " + getMaxTempThreshold()
if ((getMaxTempThreshold() as BigDecimal) < (heatingSetpoint as BigDecimal))
{
log.debug "Maximum temperature threshold exceeded. " + heatingSetpoint + " is higher than " + getMaxTempThreshold()
sendEvent(name: 'maxtempthresholdbreach', value: heatingSetpoint, unit: "C", displayed: false)
//Force temperature threshold to Hive API.
def args = [
target: getMaxTempThreshold()
]
parent.apiPOST("/nodes/heating/${device.deviceNetworkId}", args)
heatingSetpoint = String.format("%2.1f", getMaxTempThreshold())
}
// convert temperature reading of 1 degree to 7 as Hive app does
if (heatingSetpoint == "1.0") {
heatingSetpoint = "7.0"
}
sendEvent(name: 'temperature', value: temperature, unit: "C", state: "heat")
sendEvent(name: 'heatingSetpoint', value: heatingSetpoint, unit: "C", state: "heat")
sendEvent(name: 'coolingSetpoint', value: heatingSetpoint, unit: "C", state: "heat")
sendEvent(name: 'thermostatSetpoint', value: heatingSetpoint, unit: "C", state: "heat", displayed: false)
sendEvent(name: 'thermostatFanMode', value: "off", displayed: false)
state.desiredHeatSetpoint = heatingSetpoint
sendEvent("name":"desiredHeatSetpoint", "value": state.desiredHeatSetpoint, unit: "C", displayed: false)
// determine hive operating mode
def mode = currentDevice.state.mode.toLowerCase()
//If Hive heating device is set to disabled, then force off if not already off.
if (settings.disableDevice != null && settings.disableDevice == true && mode != "off") {
def args = [
mode: "OFF"
]
parent.apiPOST("/nodes/heating/${device.deviceNetworkId}", args)
mode = 'off'
}
else if (mode == "boost") {
mode = 'emergency heat'
def boostTime = currentDevice.state.boost
statusMsg = "Boost " + boostTime + " min"
boostLabel = boostTime + " min remaining"
sendEvent("name":"boostTimeRemaining", "value": boostTime + " mins")
}
else if (mode == "manual") {
mode = 'heat'
statusMsg = statusMsg + " Manual"
}
else if (mode == "off") {
mode = 'off'
statusMsg = statusMsg + " Off"
}
else {
mode = 'auto'
statusMsg = statusMsg + " Schedule"
}
if (settings.disableDevice != null && settings.disableDevice == true) {
statusMsg = "DISABLED"
}
sendEvent(name: 'thermostatMode', value: mode)
// determine if Hive heating relay is on
def stateHeatingRelay = (heatingSetpoint as BigDecimal) > (temperature as BigDecimal)
log.debug "stateHeatingRelay: $stateHeatingRelay"
if (stateHeatingRelay) {
sendEvent(name: 'thermostatOperatingState', value: "heating")
}
else {
sendEvent(name: 'thermostatOperatingState', value: "idle")
}
sendEvent("name":"hiveHeating", "value": statusMsg, displayed: false)
sendEvent("name":"boostLabel", "value": boostLabel, displayed: false)
}
def refresh() {
log.debug "Executing 'refresh'"
poll()
}
I’ve followed the new instructions & pasted the 3 tokens in on one line, but still getting an authentication error. Any idea what I’ve done wrong?
app:1952022-09-30 06:14:30.373 pmdebugmainPage
app:1952022-09-30 06:14:22.653 pminfoBody: [error:MALFORMED_REQUEST]
app:1952022-09-30 06:14:22.652 pminfoStatus: 400
app:1952022-09-30 06:14:20.862 pmdebugmainPage
Just tried it again and its worked. Only change, i used the text editor on the rasp pi to select & copy the text. For anyone else trying, I also found that if your credentials are incorrect the node app fails, so if it works, you know your credentials are correct
Just looking at this now. I have a 2 zone heating system, with hot water on one of the zones. The setup app identified both heating zones and the hot water zone, I selected them all, however, under devices on hubitat I can only see the 2 heating zones. The hot water zone is not showing up.
I have a Hive Heating driver installed. But I used the one i had working on my smartthings hub. I know I needed a Hubitat specific code for the smart app. Is that the case with the driver as well?
I'll give the code you've posted a go and see how that works.
Really appreciate your help.
I’ve installed the driver for hot water, and can see the device.
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/alyc100/SmartThingsPublic/master/devicetypes/alyc100/hive-hot-water.src/hive-hot-water.groovy
I had to comment out two lines referring to tigerdrum36561 as in the heating driver.
There do appear to be errors coming from the driver in the logs, and I haven’t tested it in webcore yet.
thank you so much.
sorted
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