I have this working but not as clean as it should be. I'm new to Perl and This has been my first project to monitor my solar equipment.
Here is the data stream - {"result":{"overview":[{"meta":"GriPwr","value":"3689","name":"GriPwr","unit":"W"},{"meta":"GriEgyTdy",
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"value":"2.763333886","name":"GriEgyTdy","unit":"kWh"},{"meta":"GriEgyTot","value":"11235.17878036864",
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"name":"GriEgyTot","unit":"kWh"},{"meta":"OpStt","value":"","name":"OpStt","unit":""},{"meta":"Msg","value":"",
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"name":"Msg","unit":""}]},"version":"1.0","format":"JSON","proc":"GetPlantOverview","id":"1"}
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Here is my code.
It give it to me in a decent view. lookin to find out how much easier it would have been to make this work in a table format and how to get it to auto refresh. - #!c:/www/Perl/bin/perl
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use strict;
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use IO::Socket::INET;
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my $webboxIP = "192.168.1.10";
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my $request = '{ "version":"1.0", "proc":"GetPlantOverview", "id":"1", "format":"JSON" }';
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$request =~ s/\s//go;
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$request =~ s/(.)/$1\0/go;
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my $myRecvSocket = new IO::Socket::INET->new(LocalPort=>34268,Proto=>'udp');
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my $mySendSocket = new IO::Socket::INET->new(PeerPort=>34268,Proto=>'udp',PeerAddr=>"$webboxIP");
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my $sentCharacters = $mySendSocket->send($request);
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if (defined $sentCharacters) {
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# print "Sent $sentCharacters characters\n";
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} else {
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print "Error in send\n";
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}
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my $response;
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my $responder = $myRecvSocket->recv($response,1024);
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my @names;
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my @test1;
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my $string_to_find="value";
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#
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$response =~ s/\0//go;
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$response =~ s/\{//go;
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$response =~ s/\}//go;
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$response =~ s/\[//go;
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$response =~ s/\]//go;
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$response =~ s/"result":"overview":/<br>/go;
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$response =~ s/"meta":/<br>/go;
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$response =~ s/"OpStt","value":"","name":"OpStt","unit":""//go;
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$response =~ s/"Msg","value":"","name":"Msg","unit":""//go;
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$response =~ s/"version":"1.0","format":"JSON","proc":"GetPlantOverview","id":"1"//go;
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$response =~ s/,/<br>/go;
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#
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print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";
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print "<HTML><HEAD>\n";
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print "<TITLE>GetPlantOverview-test</TITLE>\n";
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print "</HEAD><body><h1>Live Solar Data via Webbox</h1>";
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#
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print $response;
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