Will there be any support so we can continue to use this monitor with the new Pi Hole version and API?

[breadfan13]

After updating the Piholeclient.cpp file to use the new pi.hole/api address, I'm still receiving a generic error message as a response. I had previously updated the code in two places to replace the old pi.hole/admin/api address, as referenced in closed issue #295. However, this change did not resolve the issue. Will there be any further support or updates to ensure compatibility with the latest Pi Hole version and API, allowing us to continue using this monitor?

[Qrome]

Yes, I plan to look into the pi-hole api changes when I get a block of time. As for changing the path, there are more than two locations you will need to update in the Piholeclient.cpp file -- maybe that was the issue.

[Qrome]

Looks like all the Pi-hole endpoints have changed and also need to check if the response objects have changed as well. https://ftl.pi-hole.net/master/docs/

[bit4man]

I have a PR i can file, although since all my end points are SSL I'm currently stuck trying to implement that - the ESP8266 does not have enough memory to support SSL, so I'm not sure where to go with that. I'll see if I can find some cycles this week and setup a fork with that PR without SSL (note, there are a few parameters I cannot find in the new API but I presume it's better to get something vs. all of it).

  JsonObject& queries = root["queries"];
  JsonObject& gravity = root["gravity"];
  JsonObject& query_types = queries["types"];
  JsonObject& clients = root["clients"];
  JsonObject& replies = root["replies"];

  piHoleData.domains_being_blocked = (const char*)gravity["domains_being_blocked"];
  piHoleData.dns_queries_today = (const char*)queries["total"]; 
  piHoleData.ads_blocked_today = (const char*)queries["blocked"]; 
  piHoleData.ads_percentage_today = (const char*)queries["frequency"]; 
  piHoleData.unique_domains = (const char*)queries["unique_domains"]; 
  piHoleData.queries_forwarded = (const char*)queries["forwarded"];
  piHoleData.queries_cached = (const char*)queries["cached"];
  piHoleData.clients_ever_seen = (const char*)clients["total"];
  piHoleData.unique_clients = (const char*)clients["active"];
  unsigned int dnsTotalQueries = 0;
  for ( auto qt : query_types ) {
    JsonVariant value = qt.value;
    dnsTotalQueries += value.as<int>();
  }
  piHoleData.dns_queries_all_types = String(dnsTotalQueries);
  piHoleData.reply_NODATA = (const char*)replies["NODATA"];
  piHoleData.reply_NXDOMAIN = (const char*)replies["NXDOMAIN"];
  piHoleData.reply_CNAME = (const char*)replies["CNAME"];
  piHoleData.reply_IP = (const char*)replies["IP"];

  /* This is not data part of the summary */
  piHoleData.privacy_level = (const char*)root["privacy_level"];
  piHoleData.piHoleStatus = (const char*)root["status"];

[bit4man]

Looks like all the Pi-hole endpoints have changed and also need to check if the response objects have changed as well. https://ftl.pi-hole.net/master/docs/

I implemented a new PiHole integration that works with v6 of the API: https://github.com/bit4man/marquee-scroller
Had to change other things like the ArduinoJson library. Perhaps you can use this to short-cut the work?