Is it possible to issue a Subscribe command from inside a script?

[YvesLev]

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Hello @gemu2015, I managed to compile latest dev branch of tasmota and enable Scripting (and disable rules) and enable also Subscribe/Unsubscribe.

In the console, issuing a Subscribe command with a Variable name defined in the script works very well.

But I have not manage to issue the very same Subscribe command inside the script with: =>Subscribe SubVar, Topic/stat/POWER

This in the console gives: {"Command":"Unknown"}

Since I lose the subscribe when power cycle off/on, I would have like to issue this subscribe command from the Script.

So I would like to know if there is another way of writing the command from the script or if this is just not implemented yet?

Thank you. (And thanks to have brought this scripting option to tasmota!)

Yves

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[gemu2015]

you may NOT execute subscribe in the >B section because MQTT is not yet running there you must send it in >S and assure that it is issued only once

>S if mqttc>0 then =>Subscribe SubVar, Topic/stat/POWER endif

[YvesLev]

Thanks,

That is exactly what I did but had no luck yet: Console with debug info: 13:06:33 QPC: Reset 13:06:33 Script: performs "Subscribe MqtR, BulbChambreAmi/stat/POWER" 13:06:33 SRC: Rule 13:06:33 CMD: Group 0, Index 1, Command "SUBSCRIBE", Data "MqtR, BulbChambreAmi/stat/POWER" 13:06:33 MQT: stat/McuTest/RESULT = {"Command":"Unknown"} 13:06:35 APP: Boot Count 9 13:06:35 CFG: Saved to flash at FB, Count 73, Bytes 4096 13:06:37 MQT: tele/McuTest/STATE = {"Time":"2019-11-29T13:06:37","Uptime":"0T00:00:12","UptimeSec":12,"Heap":27,"SleepMode":"Dynamic","Sleep":50,"LoadAvg":19,"MqttCount":1,"POWER":"ON","Wifi":{"AP":1,"SSId":"PuttPutt","BSSId":"1C:87:2C:68:7C:A8","Channel":11,"RSSI":98,"LinkCount":1,"Downtime":"0T00:00:06"}} 13:06:39 HTP: Main Menu 13:06:45 HTP: Console 13:07:42 CMD: subscribe 13:07:42 SRC: WebConsole from 192.168.2.58 13:07:42 CMD: Group 0, Index 1, Command "SUBSCRIBE", Data "" 13:07:42 MQT: stat/McuTest/RESULT = {"Subscribe":""}

In the script I have:

S if mqttc==1 then =>Subscribe MqtR, BulbChambreAmi/stat/POWER endif

[gemu2015]

this works for me without error

>D MqtR=0

>S

if mqttc>0 then =>Subscribe MqtR, BulbChambreAmi/stat/POWER endif

[YvesLev]

Can you tell me which version of tasmota you compile with?

[YvesLev]

In the user_config_override.h, I have the following:

#ifndef USE_SCRIPT #define USE_SCRIPT // adds about 17k flash size, variable ram size #endif #ifdef USE_RULES #undef USE_RULES #endif

#ifndef USE_BUTTON_EVENT #define USE_BUTTON_EVENT #endif #ifndef SUPPORT_MQTT_EVENT #define SUPPORT_MQTT_EVENT #endif

[gemu2015]

the very last version of my fork but is identical in scripter to the current Tasmota dev

[YvesLev]

I'll try the very latest one in tasmota, and if not working, I'll try yours.

I'll be back soon :-) Thanks

[YvesLev]

With the latest Tasmota Dev Branch, I still have same problem.

Gonna try your fork now.

May I ask what IDE are you using to compile?

[YvesLev]

So I compiled using universal8 branch with GitPod and I have the same problem.

So I guess I must be doing something wrong in the parameters for the compilation... Or do I have to use some SetOption commands?

All I do to compile, is go to gitub of tasmota, use de defaut branch which is develop, then I click on GitPod on the right which I believe opens the latest version of develop into the GitPod IDE.

Then I edit Platform.ini to have Tamsota uncommented and all other language commented. Also I uncomment the line to use User_Config_Override.h.

I attached in a previous post the content of my user_config_override.h file.

Let me know if I forgot something.

Thanks again!

[gemu2015]

strange, i now get the error too ??? it was working several times ???

try this variant =>

if mqttc>0 then +>Subscribe MqtR, BulbChambreAmi/stat/POWER endif

[YvesLev]

Ok, +> works !!!

Funny, cause I tried yesterday the "->" variant and had same problem and stopped there with the variants lol.

Big Thanks!

Should we close this issue? I think at least the documentation should be revised and also the cook book to show an example of use with the mqttc thing etc...

[gemu2015]

ok, leave it open for others. i will examine why that variant works and others not. +> allows for recursion but i am sure it also worked with => when i developed the call.