[Wiki] HTTP Features and Endpoints

[bobbles]

@jameslslate

You are prefixing the commands with the hub's IP Address, right?

Worth asking but yes I am.
192.168.0.33/advanced/event/limit/15

@Ken_Fraleigh

Are you on a recent firmware? This was a recent addition and setting state history size very recent.

Yes. All my hubs are up to date and this is happening on all of them.

[ogiewon]

Looks like you accidentally dropped the /hub/ at the beginning of the command.

[bobbles]

@ogiewon

Looks like you accidentally dropped the /hub/ at the beginning of the command

DOH!!!!!!
I assumed the 'hub' was to be replaced with the IP address.

[Ken_Fraleigh]

@ogiewon

Looks like you accidentally dropped the /hub/ at the beginning of the command

Good catch!

[Rxich]

according to @thebearmay
"Finally, there’s a small button underneath the hub that will force a reset of the DHCP settings on the hub (after which reboot the hub and try the find actions again.)"

[marktheknife]

Hasn’t been a hidden feature for a while:

[2.2.5] - Assign static IP to your C5/C7 hub

There's now a way to assign a static IP to the hub's Ethernet connection, using a built in Settings - Networking configurator. Provide new static IP address (which must belong to the same subnet as current DHCP provided one), default gateway (usually IP address of the router), and DNS server information. Click Save and switch to static IP button to save configuration. Make sure you see a confirmation (or an error message if provided info is invalid). Reboot the hub - this configuration will ta…

The button itself is pretty well hidden though .

[s1godfrey]

Very Helpful!

[H_Local]

@Hasty1

How about the NTP endpoints, are they worthwile adding to the list?

There is no DHCP setting for NTP, true, but we got these endpoints (since 2.2.4):

http://hubitat.local/hub/advanced/scanForNtpServers - scans local network for NTP servers and shows the list.
http://hubitat.local/hub/advanced/ntpServer - shows current NTP server
http://hubitat.local/hub/advanced/ntpServer/<-value-> - sets NTP server

EDIT: NOT WORKING ANYMORE

Going through the available commands i found that the following are stale (error 404)

http://hubitat.local/hub/stats
http://hubitat.local/hub/enableStats
http://hubitat.local/hub/disableStats

and

http://hubitat.local/hub/advanced/freeOSMemoryStatus

[tray_e]

@lewis.heidrick

The living room couch is a zigbee outlet I use to turn it off so the kids don't mess with the buttons on the side raising and lowering the legs and end up crushing each-other.

This is genius. I am gonna have to go and buy a few more plugs now for when the grand-kids come over and start the recliner wars.

[H_Local]

The initial post is a [WIKI] now.
Backlinked here

[Wiki] Where is the Wiki… [find what you are looking for]

A starting point for your search, below you find a selection of wikis, scattered throughout the forum. Some are marked [wiki] or (wiki) in their topic others are mentioned as “guide” or “howto” As with any wiki, if you have the rights, feel free to add, update or improve this post. ———————————————The Wiki Links ————————————— Most important i guess, getting started; by bobbyD (Hubitat staff) And by @rlithgow1 Also usefull, what devices have custom drivers available; by bobbyD as well O…

[rlithgow1]

@H_Local

EDIT: NOT WORKING ANYMORE

I think restart is gone as well...

[tray_e]

@H_Local

http://hubitat.local/hub/advanced/freeOSMemoryStatus

This one works for me as of 5 seconds ago

[WetCoaster]

Is there any endpoint that returns the date time when the hub starts from a reboot?

[Sebastien]

Are you looking to find out when the hub rebooted? If so, you can get this from the Logs under the -> Hub Events tab. You will see “systemStart” under “Name”.

[jlv]

@WetCoaster

Is there any endpoint that returns the date time when the hub starts from a reboot?

If you are looking for getting this date internal to the hub, you can see [RELEASE] Hub Information Driver v3. Install that and access the lastHubRestart or lastHubRestartFormatted via that device. Or you can look at the code to see how it computes it from location.hub.uptime.

[WetCoaster]

Thanks

[velvetfoot]

Is there a way to find out hub incoming voltage? Kind of like the /hub/advanced/internalTempCelsius command?

[gopher.ny]

@velvetfoot

Is there a way to find out hub incoming voltage?

No.

[velvetfoot]

Hey, it was worth a shot.

[jlv]

@velvetfoot

Is there a way to find out hub incoming voltage?

Note that the hub's power connection is micro-USB, so you'd only get a 5V reading (at best).