Should work on your RPi just fine 
yes, but completly screwed that one up, also for Atom i would like to have Git running. Bedankt!
the checkout gives me error: pathspec āhttps://github.com/robertklep/nl.nefit.easyā did not match any file(s) known to git. Both on windows and RPi (back on its feet again).
Dammit, typo, instead of checkout use clone 
Success!
@robertklep thanks for app! I was wondering if the Nefit API also allows insight into the gas usage. The native app for android shows gas usage from the start of the year (under āhistorieā).
Is it possible to add this into the app? I would like to send a daily/weekly/monthly report on gas usage with homey and donāt have a digital meter with a P1 port 
Yes, the API provides that information, but it will require quite a bit of work to get it working in the Homey app.
The standalone Nefit Easy CLI tool can be used to export this data, although I realize that it may be a challenge to get that up and running (because it only exports the data, in JSON format, which subsequently would have to be processed to generate daily/weekly/monthly stats).
Thanks.
I see the default JSON output contains the last ~30 days of gas usage per day for heating and hot water.
Even though i would love for this āreportā to be included in homey I will add it to grafana from your CLI script and handle it from there.
Picking up the data only once per day wonāt get me blocked either
{
ādateā: āTue Apr 09 2019ā,
āhot waterā: 2.5,
ācentral heatingā: 0,
āaverage outdoor temperatureā: 9.9
}
Perhaps it would be easy to extract just the last day and use that for a report in homey?
Then there is at least a daily report.
I understand it would be quite the hassle to create weekly/monthly/yearly stats.
Iāll have to check how Insights works. I assume it only stores (registered) capability values, which means that if I were to implement this, youād have to re-pair the device before the data will be shown in Insights (however, that might not be a big problem for most users).
Iāve created a Github issue to remind myself to take a look at this: https://github.com/robertklep/nl.nefit.easy/issues/11
However, given that I donāt really use my Homey anymore, I canāt promise that I will even implement this.
No problem Robert. Itās not a make or break issue for me. The rest of nefit easy app works just fine.
Eventually solved it by running the āeasyā binary on a existing linux server that writes the results in a file that is hosted on apache every day at 0:05.
The output is already json so with the HTTP request APP i put the daily values in better logic vars and send them with telegram every day.
Will create 2 more flows to add the daily values to a monthly var and send that montly when i have the time.
@robertklep first of all very nice app! Works like a charm. I would like to create a flow that sets the termostat to us the clockprogam and then a specific program. Is this posible?
I have the current situation, the nefit system is build in our vacation house and uses a clockprogram when nobody is there (program 1) and a program if somebody is using the house (program 2).
I canāt seem to find it in your app.
Setting the active program isnāt implemented in the Homey app, Iām afraid.
Ok you mean athom has to allow this in their mobile app?
No, I meant the Nefit app for Homey.
Ok right, i will make a feature request on your github.
Hi Robert,
Does this app now or in the future support the new version of nefit easy, the nefit easy control?
I donāt know if the current app works with that device, because I donāt have one so canāt check.
As for future support: I stopped using my Homey, and also, because Iām moving house in a few months and my new home wonāt be equipped with a Nefit Easy, there arenāt a lot of incentives for me to keep developing this app (lacking an actual device makes app development nearly impossible).
Robert I understand. Any plans for the homey team to takeover the project? I think such important apps should not be left to die
Given that I have taken over the project from Athom in the past, I donāt think theyāll be able to take it back (due to lack of manpower).
