Beiträge von tom321123

I am trying to write a script so the Shelly is sending a REST request to a external server.

The info I need is:
how to add a header to the request using Shelly.call() ?

I am getting response.code 401, it seems that the header with the auth info is not send correctly.

My script so far :

Shelly.call(
    "HTTP.GET",
    {"url": "https://abcd.com",
    "headers": {"API-Key": "abcdefg"},
    "Content-Type":"application/json"},
    function (response) {
        print("processing response");
        if (response && response.code && response.code === 200) {
            print("response.code : ", response.code);
            print(JSON.stringify(response.body));
            Shelly.emitEvent("HTTP-result", response.body);
        }
        else {
            print("Error: HTTP request failed.");
            print("response.code : ", response.code);
        }
    }
);

Edit by 66er:

Code placed in Code-Tag

oh, correct , thanks !

Thank you all for your answers !
I will test a Shelly Pro 1PM and the Shelly Pro Ad-On in use with the Shelly Pro i4.

I need to upload a script for the action.
Can the Shelly Plus 1 also used with custom scripts ?

Thank you for your feedback.
Yes I did, but I don't have DC provide power to them.

But I just saw the Shelly Add-on.
And if I am understanding it correctly I can use that a a hat connect a simple on/off or button to the digital in connector.

This would solve my requirements.

I am new to the shelly product line and got now my fist shelly's.

One of them is the Shelly i4 AC version.
I thought I could attach a simple close switch to the inputs but I am wrong.
The input is not a high / low signal it is a detected current flow and it uses the 110/230V connector.

This means I can not use the i4 for for my home automation project, but for some of my other projects it is perfect.

Question:
Is there a Shelly available which can simple be used with a low voltage open/close switch instead of using 110/230V ?
Create would be to have the i4 with a extra 5V/3,3V out connector which can be used to attach the low voltage switch.
This should be easy as internally is a ESP32 doing the job.