Tests: 
Read your google and nextcloud contacts.
The following step is only needed if your ioBroker is installed on another computer/server and you cannot acces the webinterface via localhost.
Run nodepad.exe with admin right and open the C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts file.
Add a entry like 192.168.0.10 example.com //<IP-Adress ioBroker> <FQDN>
Save the file and open the webinterface via the you have written in the hosts file. Example: http://example.com:8081
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!!! Note: If you have already installed and set up the iobroker.contact adapter you only need to add the API to your project (3.).
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You need an api key. Visit https://console.cloud.google.com/apis/dashboard and login with your google account.
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Open the list in the header and create a new project. Enter a project name like "ioBroker" and click create.
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Make sure you have selected the right project from the list. Open the library tab. Search for "contact" and click on "Google People API".
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Click "activate" and then click on "APIs & Services". Open the tab "OAuth consent screen" and type a application name like "ioBroker". You can also upload a logo, but this is not necessary.
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Open the "Credentials" tab, click the "Create credentials" dropdown and select "OAuth client ID". In the next step choose "Web application". Type a name like "ioBroker" or "Webclient". Add
http://<FQDN>:<Port from adapter config>to authorised JavaScript origins. Addhttp://<FQDN>:<Port from adapter config>/googleandhttp://<FQDN>:<Port from adapter config>/google/to Authorised redirect URIs. -
Create the client id and copy the displayed client ID and the client secret.
Go to the adapter config an add the client ID and the client secret.
| State name | meaning |
|---|---|
| query | Query a contact for a phone number |
| familyName | Family name of the requested contact |
| givenName | Given name of the requested contact |
| fullName | Full name of the requested contact |
| photo | Photo of the requested contact |
| id | ID of the requested contact |
| State name | meaning |
|---|---|
| familyName | Family name of the contact |
| givenName | Given name of the contact |
| fullName | Full name of the contact |
| photo | Photo of the contact |
| addresses.* | Adresses of the contact |
| emailAddresses.* | Email adresses of the contact |
| phoneNumbers.* | Phone numbers of the contact |
A request can be sent to the adapter via sendTo(), as does the query data point, but you get back a JSON object that can be processed in a script (was already used: https://forum.iobroker.net/topic/28294/asynchron-callback-promise-await-hilfe.
sendTo('contact.0', 'query', {phonenumberr: '+49 1234 567890'}, (obj) => {
if(obj.error) {
log(obj.error);
} else {
log(JSON.stringify(obj.contact));
}
});- (WLAN-Kabel) The roles have been changed to official once
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- (WLAN-Kabel) Removed adapter from state settings
- (WLAN-Kabel) Cron job will stopped on unload
- (WLAN-Kabel) Fixed an issue where not all states were deleted
- (WLAN-Kabel) Added some debug messages
- (WLAN-Kabel) sendTo() is now supported
- (WLAN-Kabel) Fixed issue where roads are being written into the roll
- (WLAN-Kabel) Fixed issue where contacts are deleted when refreshed
- (WLAN-Kabel) Fixed problem with companies in google contacts
- (WLAN-Kabel) Removed 'undefined' from fullName if one name is missing
- (WLAN-Kabel) Adapter no longer hangs on the schedule
- (WLAN-Kabel) Nextcloud default password changed because the old password caused messages
- (WLAN-Kabel) Added Nextcloud contacts
- (WLAN-Kabel) Added state fullName to query and each contact
- (WLAN-Kabel) FQDN and interval moved to main tab
- (WLAN-Kabel) Changed channel name for addresses, emailAddresses and phoneNumbers
- (WLAN-Kabel) Added type state for emailAddresses and phoneNumbers
- (WLAN-Kabel) Standard country code can now be selected yourself
- (WLAN-Kabel) Fixed an issue that restricted the search
- (WLAN-Kabel) Limit of 100 contacts has been removed
- (WLAN-Kabel) Initial release
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