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Hello,
I'd like to import my historical fermentation temps I've collected through a 3rd party device (Thermoworks Signal). I can place the data into the required CSV format, but I need some help with how to actually post it. Using a web browser to access my API as provided in my profile ( https://log.brewersfriend.com/stream/<API KEY>), is returning:
{"message":"success","devices":[]}
Would I need a separate program or macro to post each reading to the URL, do I pass an array, etc? I'm learning PYTHON and know Excel VBA quite well, so I could go that route. Any example code/macros would be appreciated.
Also, is the Old API format still supported? I ask because it seems only its method supports the "created_at" tag, which I would use to time-tag the old temperature readings. Is there another method to time-tag historical data?
Thanx!
I'd like to import my historical fermentation temps I've collected through a 3rd party device (Thermoworks Signal). I can place the data into the required CSV format, but I need some help with how to actually post it. Using a web browser to access my API as provided in my profile ( https://log.brewersfriend.com/stream/<API KEY>), is returning:
{"message":"success","devices":[]}
Would I need a separate program or macro to post each reading to the URL, do I pass an array, etc? I'm learning PYTHON and know Excel VBA quite well, so I could go that route. Any example code/macros would be appreciated.
Also, is the Old API format still supported? I ask because it seems only its method supports the "created_at" tag, which I would use to time-tag the old temperature readings. Is there another method to time-tag historical data?
Thanx!
