Hi,
I'm newt the api's. I'd like to get some information from our Bose. but I don't know how to get started with the api.
this is what I want to do:
https://bosedevs.bose.com/discussion/433/power-control
do I use http or basic devices, how do I put the get command in the api (command, string,....?)
thanks in advance,
Dave
Hi guys,
I'm able to get response from the Bose when I give a GET command.
example: GET /volume
get this respons from the Bose
<?xml version="1.0" ?>
<volume deviceID="$MACADDR">
<targetvolume>$INT</targetvolume>
<actualvolume>$INT</actualvolume>
<muteenabled>$BOOL</muteenabled>
</volume>
Where actualvolume in this case was 16.
How can I make this particular value visible in the app.
So I can see in the app the actual volume.
Or in other cases: which room is playing, what channel is playing, ....
I don't see what object I must chose to do display this particular value?
Thanks,
Hi,
When you send the Get command, you get a Response Data, and a Response Data Xml to Json on bOS.
Can you copy past your Response Data Xml to Json here?
Best regards
I get this response:
{"?xml":{"@version":"1.0","@encoding":"UTF-8"},"volume":{"@deviceID":"C4F312D5994F","targetvolume":"16","actualvolume":"16","muteenabled":"false"}}
When I look at the Bose website (special-types) it looks like the response is a flag?
sorry for being a amateur, but when I able to retrieve the responsdata and publish it in bos I'm on a go.
https://developer.bose.com/special-types
Hi Dave,
I think that most of the features you refer are possible to create, but it needs some time, effort, and specially one/more SoundTouch products to test several scenarios.
I'd be happy to help, unfortunately I don't own any Bose SoundTouch products, so I think you'll have to be our "lab mouse" :-)
PS: Anyone's who's willing to send me any compatible SoundTouch product for testing, I'm in Portugal, contact me :-P
Best regards