Thanks for trying. But i only use the credentials when i try to get the device list, so its that step. I will see if i can learn something from the report thanks for sending it
I am not seeing a report in the dashboard. Ill go find out how that works
Sorry it went to the previous build version. Strange since that one never got approved. But it logs that we get a token so indeed its using the token to call the api that fails.
So based on the log you send and the description you provided its clear its failing on calling the API with the token when it attempts to list your assets (charge points). The F in JSON error suggests indeed that the token is rejected.
So we are not getting a valid token even though the code think we do.
What I do there is I load the root page my.newmotion.com to get the names of the form elements (they generate those dynamically).
That together with the credentials you provide I than post to the backend service to get the token. I kind of assume I get a token and do not really validate if the result includes a proper token. So either the credentials are rejected or something goes wrong with the parsing in your scenario or I am not handling one of your secrets well when it comes to encoding so it gets changed in transit.
But it is a bit hard to test any of these.
I do want to ask you to visit that root page yourself without login in (private session) and send me the source html you receive. So I can validate that I should be able to get the form elements properly.
The second test you can do is change your password to something that does not include any characters that might cause encoding problems (’ " & @ and other characters like that), can including any normal special characters like ! - _ etc
Or if you are trusting enough send me some temp credentials I can replay the issue with using private messages.
I do however validate the credentials in that add devices step. So if that would return an empty token than you should get a proper wizard error or if an exception happens during that validation than it should return that exception. But you say you see the next step starting. So that suggests you get passed that. Very strange indeed. So that would suggest you do get a proper login and token resulted. Than why is the list than giving a forbidden if you have a token.
Can you validate that in the app -> My new motion app -> configure ap -> the provided config page shows your username you provided during the wizard?
I can send you the source html of course, but how can I do that via the forum?
I use a password with a “-” but that should not be this issue.
I cannot share my (temp) credentials as all of my payment details are in there. Sorry.
Yes, my username and password provided during the wizard are updated and stored in the “app -> My new motion app -> configure ap ->”.
NewMotion Login Source
I uploaded the sources elsewhere and was able to share the source this way. Hopefully it will be available for a couple of days at least.
Thanks for trying, but I am not able to download the file. Gives me a file not available error 
Next to trying this, do you have outbound firewall rules in the network you Homey is located?
I wonder if any of the other people that installed the app got the same issues, or can confirm if it is working for them.
I have now uploaded the file to GoogleDrive. Hopefully you will be able to download it.
NewMotion Source
Homey is not restricted to any outbound firewall rules.
Thanks, that works. I can see its the source as I assume and the parser should work on it the same as it does for me. The way i locate the dynamic form elements should work so posting to get the cookie should also work.
If you are handy with a browser and REST services your could try the next step in the process your self;
The first step is to get a list of all your registered chargepoints.
1- Login the browser and once reloaded find the cookie named ‘tnm_api’ and get the {token} from its value.
2- Use a REST service client (like Postman) and let it do a GET request from https://ui-chargepoints.newmotion.com/api/facade/v1/me/asset-overview
use the headers:
content-type’: ‘application/octet-stream’,
‘Cookie’: 'language.code.selection=en; tnm_api="{token}"
And see what response you get. You can PM me the result.
After this step I try to get details of each charge point by their ID.
In Postman a new GET from this address
https://ui-chargepoints.newmotion.com/api/facade/v1/charge-points/{chargepointid from previous call}
Same headers as the listing in the previous step.
The combined end result should give you the selection of the points to choose from. So in your case either of these steps fail.
Or are there any older chargepoint previously registered to your account that you no longer own? May be the listing call lists a chargepoint you can not access any more and get the forbidden on that get details step? Or any other charepoint that is ‘strange’?
Great initiative Kaoh!
Based upon the conversation in this thread I could find some new-motion API end-points. In the ‘limits’ section you mention that you determined that i’t possible to retreive session power usage. Can you reveil the end-point you are using for that?
I cannot find any documentation / swagger from new-motion unfortunatly.
thanks!
bram
Hi all, I build a new and improved version of the app, now in Test:
I rewrote the new device wizard to use custom views in most steps. This allows me to let you choose a charge card with your charge point per device. It also now lets you select a car for the charge point (from the cars registered in the new motion portal). It also creates better loggin @Rob_van_der_Straaten I hope this helps us in getting to the bottom in your problem.
I now encrypt the password before I store it, so it is useless after the cloud backup is restored in another homey.
Finally it now supports more detailed flow cards as triggers, and power consumption.
To use the power consumption you need to specify in the device settings what the charge power consumption of your car is. Mine has a battery with 9.8 kWh but it charges max 3.3kW so it takes near three hours. You need to use that 3.3 to get proper measurement in Homey energy section.
Due to the major changes you need to re-add the devices, sorry
Hi @brammh,
you can do this with this endpoint:
https://ui-charge-sessions.newmotion.com/api/facade/v1/user-sessions/charge-points
it needs a filter object inthe body to work.
Check my github for the code, its in the app but commented.
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Hi,
I’m the guy with 30 seconds timeout during the add device wizard.
I have a newmotion account. One charge card and one car is registered to this account. When adding a device, after 30 seconds I get a timeout. I am using the same credentials as for the NewMotion web site.
When logging in to the device characteristics of my charge port, on the web site it shows the correct address, but the actual map overlay shows the port displayed ~ 250 further down the road. Could this be of influence to the device adding itself? As you indicate the wizard for adding devices needs your location…?
Thanks,
Roger
no i do not use your location.
i get the list from your registered new motion charge points that you own. so nothing about location.
are you sure you are using the MY new motion app and not the THE new motion app? the last one is aimed at public charge points instead of private owned ones.
cause no where in my wizard you should be able to get a timeout. or you get a credentials error or a no device found screen. but timeouts are weird
Hi Kaoh,
Thanks for the quick response.
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I am using the MY new motion app
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Homey 4.1.0
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App 4.1.2 on Android
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My New Motion app version 2.2.7
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every other app works
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no device specific, mac specific, protocol specific settings in the router
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200Mb internet connection, so speed should not be the issue; even if noone in my house is streaming, same result
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add device -> my newmotion -> change point -> install
Then in the ‘new motion account’ wizard entered username/pwd
-> “Error: Timed out after 30000ms.”
Hi Kaoh,
Ok, your hunch about network connectivity being the issue is probably right.
I have eliminated the location to be the cause as my newmotion profile is now updated and still the timeout persists.
Furthermore I have tried the developer website to see if more information pops up when adding devices. This is indeed the case: the message I get there is:
- “Error: Network request failed.”
Is there any way we can find out which request actually is sent by your app which fails?
Thanks,
Roger
i can list them for you, but i need some time. work is extra busy due to covid19.
