I'm interested in saving the ISY log to a file that I can use to view or store in a database.  My thought would be to have a script run every 5 or so minutes to grab the log via REST.  My concern is that for each call, I'll get a full list of events that are duplicated with the last call.  I guess that my script will need to pull a log file, then dedup what was pulled from the previous call, then save the difference.  Is this a correct assumption or is there a way to just get the last updates to the log?

Bill

@wswartz,

It's best to use something that subscribes to ISY and then logs to the database. There are couple of open source libraries that can do this for you:

https://www.universal-devices.com/isy-developers (under Legacy)

With kind regards,
Michel

Thanks for the reply.  I'm getting a "404 not found" for every link in the Legacy section.  Do you have a better place to get this information?

Bill

Figured out the URL's... reading... thanks.

So, from what I've been seeing, I need to use websockets to subscribe to the ISY.  I looked at the mentioned libraries.  While the code for Psisy is on Github, I couldn't' find any documentation.  There is a link for information on the library, but the link is dead.  I was able to get ISYlib to work a little bit - wrote a few lines to print print some info on my ISY which worked.  But I'm not a programmer - I have to Google for every line of code I write.  I found the documentation on ISYlib to be extremely light and searching for additional examples both here and on Google came up wanting.  Wondering if there is a source for more documentation on ISYlib - or better yet, anyone have some example code that would do what I'm trying to accomplish? 

Thanks, BS

Hello?  Looking for some sample code, anything that shows how to do a subscription using ISYlib.  I can probably figure it out from there.  Thanks!