Hello,
I'm currently testing a couple of ESP32 with the OpenHaystack firmware.
Unfortunately there is a big problem with the mail plugin in the MacApp.
I am currently retrieving the coordinates using a Python script.
python scripts/locations_cli.py --key-id XXXXXXXXXXX --private-key YYYYYYY
The output is a list with:
timestamp=datetime.datetime(2023, 8, 24, 17, 12, 49)), LocationReport(latitude=50.9559506, longitude=6.6041557, confidence=156, status=0,
This is all very cumbersome and I wanted to take a look at your project.
There are 2 import options on the web server.
1.Import Accessory and 2.Import from JSON File.
For import accessory need ID and private key (Base64)
I get it from the OpenHaystack (MacApp)
(Right click on the tracker den -> Copy ID (Base64) and Copy private Key B64)
If I add it to the web server - Import Accessory and go to Import, I get the error message: ID must be an integer value.
When importing from JSON file I'm missing the JSON ;-) where or how do I get that?
Hello,
I'm currently testing a couple of ESP32 with the OpenHaystack firmware.
Unfortunately there is a big problem with the mail plugin in the MacApp.
I am currently retrieving the coordinates using a Python script.
python scripts/locations_cli.py --key-id XXXXXXXXXXX --private-key YYYYYYY
The output is a list with:
timestamp=datetime.datetime(2023, 8, 24, 17, 12, 49)), LocationReport(latitude=50.9559506, longitude=6.6041557, confidence=156, status=0,
This is all very cumbersome and I wanted to take a look at your project.
There are 2 import options on the web server.
1.Import Accessory and 2.Import from JSON File.
For import accessory need ID and private key (Base64)
I get it from the OpenHaystack (MacApp)
(Right click on the tracker den -> Copy ID (Base64) and Copy private Key B64)
If I add it to the web server - Import Accessory and go to Import, I get the error message: ID must be an integer value.
When importing from JSON file I'm missing the JSON ;-) where or how do I get that?