current_consumtion is missing in CLI json discovery output, but present in non-json response #1540
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Hi, you could try |
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You are correct - the queries being issued seem to be different with and without --json. I was trying to get the consumption total and the consumption for each socket in a single command to get consistent info. Using 7 separate commands can take almost a minute so it's obvious the numbers don't add up if (for example) a network backup starts up during that minute. I can use the non-json info but using grep and cut to isolate the numbers is more bug-prone than json. I was looking at some updates rytilahti was making in this area recently and I can't find them now; I'll keep looking. |
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Okay, perhaps The person who worked on this earlier was me, but I don't currently have any devices nor development environment at hand go check it out myself. |
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My previous message was after I installed version 0.10.2 and I was not
familiar with all the changes in the CLI. I reviewed the related commands
and it seems like the info I need is available in json, but not in a
single CLI statement. The value for me of using a single CLI statement is
that the values of the outlets are from the same (approximately) point of
time. The value of using JSON is avoiding the quirks of extracting bits of
info from data with undocumented, possibly unstable formatting. Considering
the trade-offs, I'm now considering separating the data collection from
creation of the dashboard; saving seven days of data and returning a weekly
average.
Here's an example using jq to extract a single field from JSON
# kasa --json --host powerstrip energy --index 2 | jq ."power_mw"
4738
The response is in milliwatts and is a typical value for this outlet
(powering a 2.5G network switch). I'll convert it to watts and use the
result from each outlet in a web dashboard for now. When it's ready, I'll
switch to the weekly average.
It looks like the usage command is related to scheduling the outlet off/on;
which I don't use.
Final verdict: the implementation is fine.
Paul
…On Sun, Jun 1, 2025 at 7:39 AM Teemu R. ***@***.***> wrote:
Okay, perhaps kasa usage or kasa energy provides this? Add --help to see
what parameters and/or sub-commands they accept, but one of those should
work if you only need the energy consumption as json :-)
The person who worked on this earlier was me, but I don't currently have
any devices nor development environment at hand go check it out myself.
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I'm using python-kasa to display home lab power consumption. My program is in bash using the kasa CLI. In particular, I need current_consumption for each outlet in an HS300 strip plus non-outlet power (USB ports, wifi radio). I was able to see all 7 values in the non-json discovery output, but all the current_consumption is missing when I add --json. I see that emeter was reworked recently so I updated to version 0.10.2; same problem.
When I search through the json output, there's no power consumption data.
Is there a bug to update the json data? Another kasa command to fetch power consumption data?
PS, the json data is great!
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