Domoticz

Posted: **Tuesday 30 June 2020 9:32**

LenaLoyd wrote: Tuesday 30 June 2020 8:21 is it possible to calculate the year usage for electricity, gas,... based on a day to day calculation?

Yes that's possible using this API call.

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http://<domoticz ip:domoticz port>/json.htm?type=graph&sensor=counter&idx=<P1 energy id>&range=year

will give you the required data in a format like

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{
"ValueQuantity": "",
"ValueUnits": "",
"delivered": true,
"result": [
{
"c1": "7728.920",
"c2": "3442.223",
"c3": "5543.880",
"c4": "7789.626",
"d": "2019-06-30",
"r1": "19.460",
"r2": "0.000",
"v": "6.635",
"v2": "0.000"
},
{
"c1": "7735.604",
"c2": "3461.683",
"c3": "5543.880",
"c4": "7789.626",
"d": "2019-07-01",
"r1": "0.000",
"r2": "21.117",
"v": "3.741",
"v2": "3.093"
},
..........
{
"c1": "9849.203",
"c2": "4294.328",
"c3": "7038.254",
"c4": "9823.464",
"d": "2020-06-27",
"r1": "10.855",
"r2": "0.000",
"v": "6.081",
"v2": "0.000"
},
{
"c1": "9855.323",
"c2": "4305.183",
"c3": "7038.254",
"c4": "9823.464",
"d": "2020-06-28",
"r1": "18.142",
"r2": "0.000",
"v": "7.028",
"v2": "0.000"
},
{
"c1": "9862.351",
"c2": "4323.325",
"c3": "7038.254",
"c4": "9823.464",
"d": "2020-06-29",
"r1": "0.000",
"r2": "9.190",
"v": "3.179",
"v2": "2.434"
},
{
"c1": "9865.530",
"c2": "4323.325",
"c3": "7040.688",
"c4": "9832.654",
"d": "2020-06-30",
"r1": "0.000",
"r2": "0.250",
"v": "2.707",
"v2": "0.273"
}
],
"resultprev": [
{
"d": "2018-06-30",
"r1": "22.800",
"r2": "0.000",
"v": "4.831",
"v2": "0.000"
},
{
"d": "2018-07-01",
"r1": "26.374",
"r2": "0.000",
"v": "6.117",
"v2": "0.000"
},
.......
{
"d": "2019-06-28",
"r1": "0.000",
"r2": "21.360",
"v": "3.945",
"v2": "2.133"
},
{
"d": "2019-06-29",
"r1": "23.213",
"r2": "0.000",
"v": "5.381",
"v2": "0.000"
},
{
"d": "2019-06-30",
"r1": "19.460",
"r2": "0.000",
"v": "6.635",
"v2": "0.000"
}
],
"status": "OK",
"title": "Graph counter year"
}

You can process this with dzVents or any other script language.

Posted: **Tuesday 30 June 2020 10:20**

That will give you the last year and previous year data as of today. Previous year data doesn't contain the counter values so you can't use the 2 dates counter values and simply subtract. So when you need the years data for a date in the past you probably need to make this API call for the 2 different years and get the counters data for the start and end dates.

Jos

Posted: **Tuesday 30 June 2020 10:51**

jvdz wrote: Tuesday 30 June 2020 10:20 That will give you the last year and previous year data as of today. Previous year data doesn't contain the counter values so you can't use the 2 dates counter values and simply subtract. So when you need the years data for a date in the past you probably need to make this API call for the 2 different years and get the counters data for the start and end dates.

On my system this call gives me the last 365 days with counter(s) and volumes in result and day minus 730-365 with volumes in resultprev.
So by looping over the volumes you will get what you look for using one call.

Posted: **Tuesday 30 June 2020 11:06**

So that means we are in agreement... the previous years doesn't have the counter values, so you need to add all individual day values together to get to the total in stead of taking the start and end counter value aand subtract them.

Domoticz

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