How to use the new Matter methods in 2.3.9 (getMatterEndpoint and cleansublsribe

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Continuing the discussion from Beta Release 2.3.9 Available:

I have been looking for some details about the use of these two new methods provided in 2.3.9. Does anyone have sample code or knwo of a working example of both of them being used. I have done a few searches and have yet to come up with anything.

Mainly my qeustion is do they have any variables needed, or what is the proper way to use them. I have tried a few things and have yet to get a response from that gives me any data.

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@kkossev @bravenel @gopher.ny @bcopeland

Is there any documentation about how to properly submit these two commands. I found some examples in @kkossev code for the matter.cleanSubscribe() method, but I have yet to find anything for the matter.getMatterEndpoints() method.

I have tried a few things and many of them have created errors. Most recently I have this below to create a callable routine for it.

String getEndpoints() {
    if (logEnable) log.debug "getEndpoints()"
    String cmd = matter.getMatterEndpoints() 
    return cmd
}

Then in my initialize() method I have it calling that method like as a matter using the call below.

sendToDevice(getEndpoints())

That doesn't generate errors, but also isn't generating output/parse data.

I feel like it has to be something simple I am missing, but am just not seeing it.

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It's synchronous replies back with a List<Map<String, String>>

Example:

    List<Map<String,String>> endpoints = matter.getMatterEndpoints()
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Fabulous. Thank you..

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Does that require a multi-endpoint device to provide any data. I tested it with a simple plug and got this.

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Looks like the list is empty. No errors though

It is just added to a initialize method as shown below

def initialize() {
    if (logEnable) log.debug "initialize()"
    sendToDevice(cleanSubscribeCmd())
    pauseExecution(5000)
    sendToDevice(subscribeCmd())
    List<Map<String,String>> endpoints = matter.getMatterEndpoints()
    if (logEnable) log.debug "initialize() Endpoints are ${endpoints}"
}
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I have sense also had this tested on a Multiendpoint device and got the same results.

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That’s what it was meant for. This was built for the Matter Bridge driver

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Any Idea why we would get the same blank results on the device discussed in the below thread.

It has 3 or 4 endpoints depending on upgrades installed on it.

I was hoping to simply use the getMatterEndpoints() to help with managing the endpoints.

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Switch the device to the “Device” default driver and click getInfo., You will see the fingerprints for the endpoints listed.. Paste it here and I can tell you why it isn’t working .

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Here is the image that was provided in that linked thread with the fingerprints for the endpoints

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There was another provided that left off endpoint '04' which is the temp sensor cluster of 0x0402 cluster as that is a optional item.