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solax-summary-fetch

Fetch inverter summary data from the Solax Cloud API using the npm package solax-cloud-api. Use when the user provides (or has configured) a Solax tokenId and inverter serial number (sn) and wants current/summary energy data returned as JSON (typed as SolaxSummary) for dashboards/automation.

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skillhub install allmightysauron/solax-cloud-api

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Instructions

solax-summary-fetch

Fetch Solax inverter summary data as JSON.

Setup (one-time)

This skill uses Node.js and the npm package solax-cloud-api.

Install dependencies inside the skill folder:

cd /home/openclaw/.openclaw/workspace/skills/solax-summary-fetch/scripts
npm install

(We use npm install instead of npm ci because this skill does not ship with a lockfile.)

Inputs

You need:

  • tokenId (Solax Cloud API token id)
  • sn (inverter serial number)
Recommended: environment variables

Set these in your runtime (preferred so you don’t leak secrets into shell history):

  • SOLAX_TOKENID
  • SOLAX_SN

Do not hardcode credentials into the skill files.

Alternate: CLI arguments

Pass them explicitly as:

  • --tokenId <tokenId>
  • --sn <serial>

Command

cd /home/openclaw/.openclaw/workspace/skills/solax-summary-fetch/scripts
node fetch_summary.mjs --tokenId "$SOLAX_TOKENID" --sn "$SOLAX_SN"

Output

  • Prints a single JSON object to stdout.
  • The JSON conforms to the SolaxSummary interface exposed by solax-cloud-api (see references/solax-summary.d.ts).
  • Under the hood (solax-cloud-api v0.2.0): fetches getAPIData() then converts via SolaxCloudAPI.toSummary().

Guardrails

  • Never print or log the tokenId beyond confirming whether it is set (redact it).
  • If the API call fails, return a structured error JSON with ok:false and a short error message.

Informations sur la source

Source
github
Repository
openclaw/skills
Path
skills/allmightysauron/solax-cloud-api
Version
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Commit
130a0aa1cb55c253e534ce012017ed89be145d4a
Source de classification
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Statut
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Visibilité
public

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SKILL.md
# solax-summary-fetch

Fetch Solax inverter summary data as JSON.

## Setup (one-time)

This skill uses Node.js and the npm package `solax-cloud-api`.

Install dependencies inside the skill folder:

```bash
cd /home/openclaw/.openclaw/workspace/skills/solax-summary-fetch/scripts
npm install
```

(We use `npm install` instead of `npm ci` because this skill does not ship with a lockfile.)

## Inputs

You need:

- `tokenId` (Solax Cloud API token id)
- `sn` (inverter serial number)

### Recommended: environment variables

Set these in your runtime (preferred so you don’t leak secrets into shell history):

- `SOLAX_TOKENID`
- `SOLAX_SN`

**Do not** hardcode credentials into the skill files.

### Alternate: CLI arguments

Pass them explicitly as:

- `--tokenId <tokenId>`
- `--sn <serial>`

## Command

```bash
cd /home/openclaw/.openclaw/workspace/skills/solax-summary-fetch/scripts
node fetch_summary.mjs --tokenId "$SOLAX_TOKENID" --sn "$SOLAX_SN"
```

## Output

- Prints a single JSON object to stdout.
- The JSON conforms to the **SolaxSummary** interface exposed by `solax-cloud-api` (see `references/solax-summary.d.ts`).
- Under the hood (solax-cloud-api v0.2.0): fetches `getAPIData()` then converts via `SolaxCloudAPI.toSummary()`.

## Guardrails

- Never print or log the tokenId beyond confirming whether it is set (redact it).
- If the API call fails, return a structured error JSON with `ok:false` and a short `error` message.

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