Yes, I might be able to provide that as an option. Not sure when I can get to it, but will try within the next couple of weeks.
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You need to have this in your settings field for the headers:
Authorization=Basic ZGVtbzpwQDU1dzByZA==
However, before you try this again, confirm that you have Driver Version 2023-01-14T01:14:29.281734849 installed on your hub. This has a minor fix that you’ll need for that to work.
Let me know if you have any more problems.
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Yeah thought that too, doesnt pull the value tho,
I’ll try to recreate it here.
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See this Rule: Integration Solutions using MQTT - #193 by TapioX
Alternatively, if I add the option to display the extracted value on the dashboard, would that be sufficient?
So what I do now is just pump it into a virtual temp time so I can display it in actiontiles
Do you think its possible to use the rule engine to take the extracted value and put it into a virtual temp tile?
What can be done using Rules API
Look at this post
[ST Edge] Web Requestor: a driver to issue local POST and GET HTTP requests - Devices & Integrations / Community Created Device Types - SmartThings Community
I’ve extracted a value which is a number. Can I build a rule that checks whether this value is less than a specific number??
Yes
You can use normal APP automations or Rules API.
I don’t have this driver so I can’t make for you an example.
I can’t work it out. As far as I can tell in an automation for this driver you can only check if the extracted value equals a certain string.
Can’t see how I can check that it is less than a value.
I don’t want to use the rules api
There is a type problem when this GET HTTP type is a string and even though the string is a number.
@TAustin can tell more about driver details.
Yes unfortunately right now the extracted value is always a string type. I will have to add a second number- type field for numeric values and then the automation would work.
I think this is important so will try to have it done within a few days. Thanks for bringing this up!
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That would be awesome. Thanks.
I wonder if something else needs updating to be able to use the value the way I want to.
In the IF section of a routine, if I select my web Req device it gives me these options…
And if I get extracted value I get this…
I think that means I can only search for an exact match. Not sure how I would set the routine to trigger if the value was LESS THAN a selected value.
Because that Extracted key value field is a string, all you can do is type in something that would be tested for a match.
Once I add a numeric field, it will allow you to not only provide a value to test for, but also ‘matches, equal or below, equal or above, range’ comparison options.
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I’m converting the text result into a number in SharpTools using the round() expression. Having the result automatically in a numeric field would be great.
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Thanks, it works now 
It was probably the driver version that was not up to date on my device.
I’ve got this done and am testing now. Should have it out soon.
There indeed was a problem with the json key parsing code in the driver. Have it fixed and testing now.