HTTP GET JSON response

I am still having issues with this.

Ninox seems to be inserting / in front of " in the HTTP response.

This is the raw response from the HTTP GET

{"light": 705, "moisture": 11, "conductivity": 99, "battery": 99, "temperature": 27.7}

This is how I make the request in the Ninox script:

let response := http("GET", "http://" + 'IP Address' + "/miflora/" + Identifier);

But Ninox reports response.result as

{\"light\": 705, \"moisture\": 11, \"conductivity\": 99, \"battery\": 99, \"temperature\": 27.7}

I believe I should be able to use response.result.light , response.result.moisture .... but if I try to use those in an alert I get "undefined".

Seems like there is an issue parsing properly formated JSON. If everything is presented as a string it works.

Ninox will parse the the below response correctly, but it is not properly formated JSON. Only string values should be inside double quotes.

{"variables": {"temperature": "0.00", "humidity": "0.00"}, "id": "420", "name": "eLabel", "hardware": "esp32", "connected": "true"}

Seems like there is an issue parsing properly formated JSON. If everything is presented as a string it works.

Ninox will parse the the below response correctly, but it is not properly formated JSON. Only string values should be inside double quotes.

{"variables": {"temperature": "0.00", "humidity": "0.00"}, "id": "420", "name": "eLabel", "hardware": "esp32", "connected": "true"}

Looks like Ninox is parsing most JSON correctly. I can pull everything from this response, number values without double quotes.

{"variables": {"temperature": 0.00, "humidity": 0.00}, "id": "420", "name": "eLabel", "hardware": "esp32", "connected": true}

But Ninox still won't parse the values for the below JSON, even thought this is the raw(response.result) value:

{"light": 35, "moisture": 11, "conductivity": 91, "battery": 99, "temperature": 22.6}

I'm not sure what is going on.

Looks like Ninox is parsing most JSON correctly. I can pull everything from this response, number values without double quotes.

{"variables": {"temperature": 0.00, "humidity": 0.00}, "id": "420", "name": "eLabel", "hardware": "esp32", "connected": true}

But Ninox still won't parse the values for the below JSON, even thought this is the raw(response.result) value:

{"light": 35, "moisture": 11, "conductivity": 91, "battery": 99, "temperature": 22.6}

I'm not sure what is going on.

The upstream server providing the response is a mqtt-http-bridge, if that matters.

https://github.com/njh/mqtt-http-bridge

I figured out the issue. The response was valid json, but the response header specified 'text/plain', so Ninox treated it as a string.

I made a change on line 94  in the file mqtt-http-bridge.rb so the respons header is content-type:application/json

https://github.com/njh/mqtt-http-bridge/blob/master/mqtt-http-bridge.rb

I changed line 94 to this:

content_type('application/json')

Hi Alex,

I would be happy to, but I am not sure which date I will be able to attend the workshop. I have registed, and will try to make it to one of the upcoming workshops.