Surgex power conditioner control

oooooh if possible, would love to see this turned into a vid - i am also a bit uncertain on how to implement REST APIs

Hi @Sreejesh_Nair & @danielkassulke,

I have a good example I can walk you through in a video early next week of how to use Rest API's. :-)

Rock on!

Hi @Sreejesh_Nair

Unfortunately, I don't have a Surgex power conditioner to provide an exact solution for you, but hopefully, my demonstration of how I control my Elgato Key Lights using the REST APIs "GET" and "PUT" methods will help you work it out.

Here is a video. :-)

FYI: the documentation you provided shows that authorization may need to be provided in the URL to allow the outlets to be controlled.

Here is the final script from the video...

const keyLightLeftIpAddress = "192.168.1.216";
const keyLightRightIpAddress = "192.168.1.217";

function getKeyLightInfo(ipAddress) {
    const info = sf.net.httpRequest({
        method: "GET",
        url: `http://${ipAddress}:9123/elgato/lights`,
    }).asJson();

    return info;
}

function setKeyLightInfo({ ipAddress, data }) {
    sf.net.httpRequest({
        method: "PUT",
        url: `http://${ipAddress}:9123/elgato/lights`,
        data
    });
}

const oldKeyLightInfo = getKeyLightInfo(keyLightLeftIpAddress);

const newKeyLightInfo = { ...oldKeyLightInfo };

newKeyLightInfo.lights[0].on = newKeyLightInfo.lights[0].on === 1 ? 0 : 1;

setKeyLightInfo({
    ipAddress: keyLightLeftIpAddress,
    data: newKeyLightInfo,
});

setKeyLightInfo({
    ipAddress: keyLightRightIpAddress,
    data: newKeyLightInfo,
});

I hope that helps. Let me know if you have any questions. :-)
Rock on!

CC @danielkassulke