Wanted to let everyone know that I forked some code for an exporter from Marco Paganini and created a standard style Prometheus exporter for smartthings: https://github.com/kadaan/smartthings_exporter
Using this, I can get tons of metrics into Prometheus and the visualize them with Grafana.
@jbaranick Would love to use it, but I’m running into an issue where I’m getting a 401 with an invalid client error and then on retry, getting smartthings_exporter: error: invalid oauth state.
@aaronsachs I’m sure you did, but to verify, you followed the steps here (https://github.com/kadaan/smartthings_exporter#smartthings_exporter-configuration) right?
Yup, I went through the process laid out in the README. Did some more digging and it looks like tracking down the endpoint.groovy file is what got me. Copied from a past commit instead of master. Apologies for the pebkac
@jbaranick out of curiosity, how difficult would it be to add humidity as a value gathered in the exporter? I’m a bit of a golang noob, but willing to give it a whack.
@aaronsachs It shouldn’t be hard. You need to add a metric definition here.. The smartapp can already expose humidity information.
I just found your thread, and wanted to give this a try to pull in some temperature and humidity stats from smartthings. I have authorized my thermostats, humidity, and temperature devices from the localhost:4567, and then opened the smartapp and saw they were checked there already as well.
When I point prometheus at it, I see lots of go_ stats, some proccess stuff, and the only the following smartthings.
smartthings_exporter_build_info{branch="",goversion=“go1.14.4”,revision="",version=""} 1
smartthings_invalid_metric 0
I am not seeing any other sensors, even though they show up in the app and are authorized as sensors. Am I missing something about how to poll these?
Look at this. It is definitely working and not so complicated to set up, especially if you have grafana.
I’ll add some logging to help, but I can’t do it til at least Thursday, as the busy part of my farms weeks is just starting.
InfluxDB is working for everything I need. Thanks!
Hey Joel,
I wonder if you would be interested in being very liberal in giving maintainer access to other contributors? This way you don’t need to stay totally on top of it, the other people in the community can help, and we avoid more forks of the project.
Just curious if you’re interested in that, no pressure! Thank you for what you’ve built already.
Graham
Hey Graham,
I’m not opposed, but haven’t really had time to think about it, the farming season is in full swing. For now I’ve merged all the open PRs.
Im having the same problem. the export compiles just fine, I am able to get my token and start up the exporter but there are NO metrics for my various smartthings devices.
I’ve updated the executable and accompanying smartapp. It should be easier to get setup and there are better install instructions. In the new version, the smartapp exposes the metrics as json and the executable simply takes that information and allows Prometheus to scrape it. If you want to add additional metrics you just modify the smartapp and return the new metrics in the json. Additionally, scraping is much faster.
Hey there! I know I’m resurrecting an old thread, but I’ve noticed that recently I’m not able to perform an OAuth authorization with the exporter (I’m using v 0.0.5). I keep seeing this:
I’ve tried reaching out to Smartthings support, but they’re…not helpful when it comes to trying to narrow down what’s happening. Is anyone else able to get the exporter working?
@jbaranick So after trying to narrow down why this suddenly stopped working, it seems that adding any sort of Zwave smoke/CO2 devices causes the errors I’ve seen ^. I’ll take a stab at adding them here soon to see if that addresses the issue.
Huh…I thought I had it working again, but it looks like it’s not even snagging any device info after auth’ing:
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Kind of a bummer. Even w/ debug logging set, I can’t get any sort of additional info from the exporter to see what the problem is at this point 
As far as I can tell, it’s auth’d and should be working:
May 19 13:46:09 metrics.sachshaus.net smartthings_exporter[2453857]: time="2022-05-19T13:46:09Z" level=info msg="Starting smartthings_exporter (version=, branch=, revision=)" source="smartthings_exporter.go:180"
May 19 13:46:09 metrics.sachshaus.net smartthings_exporter[2453857]: time="2022-05-19T13:46:09Z" level=info msg="Build context (go=go1.15, user=, date=)" source="smartthings_exporter.go:181"
May 19 13:46:11 metrics.sachshaus.net smartthings_exporter[2453857]: time="2022-05-19T13:46:11Z" level=info msg="Listening on :9499" source="smartthings_exporter.go:214"
May 19 14:06:17 metrics.sachshaus.net systemd[1]: Stopping The Smartthings Prometheus exporter service....
May 19 14:06:17 metrics.sachshaus.net systemd[1]: smartthings-exporter.service: Succeeded.
May 19 14:06:17 metrics.sachshaus.net systemd[1]: Stopped The Smartthings Prometheus exporter service..
May 19 14:06:17 metrics.sachshaus.net systemd[1]: Started The Smartthings Prometheus exporter service..
May 19 14:06:17 metrics.sachshaus.net smartthings_exporter[2456758]: time="2022-05-19T14:06:17Z" level=info msg="Starting smartthings_exporter (version=, branch=, revision=)" source="smartthings_exporter.go:180"
May 19 14:06:17 metrics.sachshaus.net smartthings_exporter[2456758]: time="2022-05-19T14:06:17Z" level=info msg="Build context (go=go1.15, user=, date=)" source="smartthings_exporter.go:181"
May 19 14:06:17 metrics.sachshaus.net smartthings_exporter[2456758]: time="2022-05-19T14:06:17Z" level=info msg="Listening on :9499" source="smartthings_exporter.go:214"
May 19 14:09:19 metrics.sachshaus.net systemd[1]: Stopping The Smartthings Prometheus exporter service....
May 19 14:09:19 metrics.sachshaus.net systemd[1]: smartthings-exporter.service: Succeeded.
May 19 14:09:19 metrics.sachshaus.net systemd[1]: Stopped The Smartthings Prometheus exporter service..
May 19 14:09:19 metrics.sachshaus.net systemd[1]: Started The Smartthings Prometheus exporter service..
May 19 14:09:19 metrics.sachshaus.net smartthings_exporter[2457152]: time="2022-05-19T14:09:19Z" level=info msg="Starting smartthings_exporter (version=, branch=, revision=)" source="smartthings_exporter.go:180"
May 19 14:09:19 metrics.sachshaus.net smartthings_exporter[2457152]: time="2022-05-19T14:09:19Z" level=info msg="Build context (go=go1.15, user=, date=)" source="smartthings_exporter.go:181"
May 19 14:09:20 metrics.sachshaus.net smartthings_exporter[2457152]: time="2022-05-19T14:09:20Z" level=info msg="Listening on :9499" source="smartthings_exporter.go:214"
May 19 14:09:32 metrics.sachshaus.net systemd[1]: smartthings-exporter.service: Current command vanished from the unit file, execution of the command list won't be resumed.
May 19 14:09:33 metrics.sachshaus.net systemd[1]: Stopping The Smartthings Prometheus exporter service....
May 19 14:09:33 metrics.sachshaus.net systemd[1]: smartthings-exporter.service: Succeeded.
May 19 14:09:33 metrics.sachshaus.net systemd[1]: Stopped The Smartthings Prometheus exporter service..
May 19 14:09:33 metrics.sachshaus.net systemd[1]: Started The Smartthings Prometheus exporter service..
May 19 14:09:33 metrics.sachshaus.net smartthings_exporter[2457233]: time="2022-05-19T14:09:33Z" level=info msg="Starting smartthings_exporter (version=, branch=, revision=)" source="smartthings_exporter.go:180"
May 19 14:09:33 metrics.sachshaus.net smartthings_exporter[2457233]: time="2022-05-19T14:09:33Z" level=info msg="Build context (go=go1.15, user=, date=)" source="smartthings_exporter.go:181"
May 19 14:09:34 metrics.sachshaus.net smartthings_exporter[2457233]: time="2022-05-19T14:09:34Z" level=info msg="Listening on :9499" source="smartthings_exporter.go:214"
I’m happy to move this to another thread, but as it stands, the Github repo is locked down and I’m not sure of where else to ask for help in terms of narrowing down the issue with the exporter.
Edit
Looks like an issue with the Groovy app itself:
