I was hoping that somebody had done some work on this as my skills with API is not that good
But ofcourse i would be happy to try if somebody could point me to some starters?
The wishlist for the tibber integration would ofcourse be the powerprice that hour. So if the power price is cheap now i could charge my car, i would also maybe turn down the temp in the house with 1 celsius if the power was over a price and so on.
Rumors (from a Tibber-developer in a thread on Facebook) has it that somebody has integrated Tibber information in its openHAB. Does anyone know who?
Anyway, I think the first step would be to figure out what to use it for. For example:
Cron rule: If the time is 7.30 AM on a weekday:
Call the API, transform the result.
If the price has risen more than it usually does, turn off/lower heating as everyone’s out of the house soon anyway.
It seems like this might be a good starting point for setting up the API-call/transformation:
It is too messy and intertwined with other stuff to be shared, but I could perhaps come up with some simple examples. It has been quite a while since I did anything in Java, so a native OpenHAB binding is not as easy as such a mock-up in Python.