LG ESS Enervu Binding [3.x,4.0.x]

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This binding connects to the LG ESS Enervu service either via cloud(https://enervu.lg-ess.com) or directly via local REST-API and provides all readings available from the official app as well as some confinience trigger channel.
The binding is compatible with OpenHAB 3.1 and later.

  • Autodiscovery of the local powerrouter is supported
  • Data for current / daily / monthly usage is supported
  • Trigger event when produced power is above a configured threshold is available
  • Trigger event when battery SOC is below a configured threshold is available
  • Trigger event when battery SOC is fully charged, at low battery state or fully depleted available

For more information please see the Documentation

Changelog

Version 1.0

  • initial release on marketplace

Resources

openhab 3.4.x
org.openhab.binding.lgessenervu-3.4.3-SNAPSHOT.jar

openhab 4.0.x
org.openhab.binding.lgessenervu-4.0.1.jar

Source code

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Hello, I tried to install the binding via the standard Add-On functionalitiy but got the message

Installation of add-on marketplace:146834 failed

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Do I have to install it the pedastrian way…?

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Not sure what version of openHAB you tried installing the binding. But the binding is not compatible with 4.x.x.

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I’m on 3.4.4… when I try to install I get this

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and afterwards the error code reported above…

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The url in the topic is wrong. It points to the GitHub page, but it should point to the jar file directly. @SkyRaVeR in general it’s not needed to put jar files in a repository. Just create a release on GitHub and attach the jar file to that release and put the url to that release here in the topic.

@humus2002 If you want to test, before the url is fixed in this topc, it download the jar file and put the jar file in the addons folder.

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thx for the advice, unfortunately it is not working… I copied the .jar to the path /usr/share/openhab/addons file using

sudo wget openhab-lgessenervu-dist/org.openhab.binding.lgessenervu-3.4.3-SNAPSHOT.jar at main · mksway/openhab-lgessenervu-dist · GitHub

but again, when trying to add a new thing using the openhab GUI , the LG ESS is not offered as a binding…

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Hey,

sorry for the long delay to answer.
I created as suggested by hilbrand a release and put this url here in the “resources section” instead of the old one.
Since I am a struggling with git and the structure at all I don’t know exactly if it’s working or not.
Currently still the binary repo is referred but I will move to the source repo with a release in the near future (didn’t know about the release binary thing there)

After changing the urls i just tried it with a fresh openhab install and installed it from the marketplace myself and it’s magically working.
Though I noticed that it downloaded the version 3.4.3-snapshot and I run 4.0.1.
Looks like the binding works with 4.0.1 as well - at least it discovered my powerrouted automatically.

@hilbrand One short question - do i need to open a thread for each openhab version or how does openhab marketplace know which file to install?

Best
Martin

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:grinning: - fantastic - the thing is up and running right now, I could download & install the binding successfully…