Telenet telemeter

[nood]

I made my first script ever to check how many GB's I downloaded this month by parsing telenet's webtool.

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import requests

DOMOTICZ_IP = 'http://192.168.*.**:8080'
DEVICE_IDX = 'your dummy counter idx'

POST_LOGIN_URL = "https://login.prd.telenet.be/openid/login"
REQUEST_URL ="https://api.prd.telenet.be/ocapi/public/?p=internetusage,internetusagereminder"
payload = {
    "j_username": "your username",
    "j_password": "your password"
}
COOKIE = #your request cookie

with requests.Session() as session:
    post = session.post(POST_LOGIN_URL, data=payload)
#    print(post.status_code)
    page = session.get(REQUEST_URL,headers=headers)

#    print(page.status_code)
   # print(page.content)
file = page.json()
KBCOUNTER = file['internetusage'][0]['availableperiods'][0]['usages'][0]['totalusage']['includedvolume']

COUNTER = str(KBCOUNTER / 1048576)
#print(COUNTER)

requests.get(DOMOTICZ_IP + "/json.htm?type=command&param=udevice&idx=" + DEVICE_IDX + "&svalue=" + COUNTER)

to get this code working you need to have the requests package installed.
On my rpi it ran only on python2 but with some warning in the terminal, i got an error with python3. On my pc it ran fine with python3.
I run this script with crontab and it works fine

[sis3970]

Hi,

I get this error when trying on a Synology:

root@nas:/volume1/@appstore/domoticz/var/scripts/python# python3 telenet.py
File "telenet.py", line 14
COOKIE = #your request cookie

[cever]

Hi Nood,

I've tested the script and there are indeed some issues (however I'm no python specialist) :
- COOKIE = #your request cookie -> Do we need to provide something here ?
- userID and password -> is this the new style (e-mail address / Password) or the old style (userID / password)
- There is also a issue on "page = session.get(REQUEST_URL,headers=headers)" -> headers is not declared

Great idea, looking forward to see this working.

Also, do you know where to find a reference about the Telenet API ?

Thanks,

[nood]

Thanks for trying my first script!

This script only works if you copy the entire Cookie of the telemeter page and paste it in the script (by examining the page in your browser). It's ugly and temporary (I realise now) but it works. I am trying to fix this but my knowledge of python and cookie's is the limiting factor.

I used my username, not my email adres, but i guess if they both work on the website they wil both work in this script.

The script, as it is now will work for a few weeks, so you can test the functionality. I think i need to find a way to include the auth in the header, but i don't know yet how to do that.

[cever]

Hi Nood,

I think it is a great start, especially knowing you have limited knowledge on cookies and python.
If I can find some time over the week-end I will give it a try.
Do you know if you can get additional information like data consumption of the mobile phones ?

Thanks,
Chris

[nood]

I think i need to find a way to include the auth in the header, but i don't know yet how to do that.

I did some investigation on my script, all you need is the OCASESSIONID as the cookie. My only problem is I don't know where to extract it from.
The response from the POST only contains an OAUTHSESSIONID, using this results in 401 response.

Do you know if you can get additional information like data consumption of the mobile phones ?

I don't have a mobile phone subscription from Telenet, but I guess that webpage/API can be parsed in a similar way.

[schietschijf]

A small update for those interested:

Mobile usage can be requested via https://api.prd.telenet.be/ocapi/public/?p=mobileusage

you could combine the two usage parameters in one go:https://api.prd.telenet.be/ocapi/public ... ernetusage


For the script, the internetusagereminder parameter is not needed so it can be omitted.

[TankySpanky]

Hey

I have tried to search for the cookie on the page with the "chrome analyse" function but i see tons of info but nothing about a cookie ??

[Filip]

You can find a plugin for the Telenet meter at https://github.com/FilipDem/Domoticz-Telemeter-plugin.
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