erdesigns-eu/fluvius.txt

## fluvius.txt
In Belgium there is a possibility to have a prepaid smart meter for electricity. Fluvius has an app and webpage where you can see the details.

I wanted to incorporate this api into a dashboard for a client, so for this purpose i tried to fetch the data myself. Use this on you own risk!
I contacted fluvius to ask if i could access their api for this purpose, but i didnt get an answer. So im sharing it here for anyone else who likes to do the same.

GET /prepaid/api/prepaid-contracts HTTP/1.1
Host: mijn.fluvius.be
X-Fluv-Prepaid-Identification-Code: <UNIQUE-PREPAID-CODE>
X-Fluv-Prepaid-Postal-Code: <ZIPCODE>

The unique prepaid code is the same code you enter on the website or in the app, and the postal code is the zipcode.
This is a simple GET request with these two headers that are required.

The response is a JSON object (i stripped the details):
[{"id":"F_0000000000","accessPoint":{"ean":"0000","discipline":00,"street":"STREETNAME","houseNumber":"XX","houseNumberAddition":null,"postalCode":"XXXX","place":"XXXX","countryCode":"BE"},"credits":0,"startDate":"2020-01-01T00:00:00+02:00","endDate":"2051-01-01T00:59:59+01:00","customerStatus":1,"contractStatus":0,"fullPowerCredit":0,"rechargeReminderThreshold":5.00,"powerLimiter":true,"recentTransactionStatus":0,"prepayState":0,"paymentBlocked":false,"isMeterOn":true,"transactionTime":"2020-01-01T00:00:00+02:00"}]
	In Belgium there is a possibility to have a prepaid smart meter for electricity. Fluvius has an app and webpage where you can see the details.

	I wanted to incorporate this api into a dashboard for a client, so for this purpose i tried to fetch the data myself. Use this on you own risk!
	I contacted fluvius to ask if i could access their api for this purpose, but i didnt get an answer. So im sharing it here for anyone else who likes to do the same.

	GET /prepaid/api/prepaid-contracts HTTP/1.1
	Host: mijn.fluvius.be
	X-Fluv-Prepaid-Identification-Code: <UNIQUE-PREPAID-CODE>
	X-Fluv-Prepaid-Postal-Code: <ZIPCODE>

	The unique prepaid code is the same code you enter on the website or in the app, and the postal code is the zipcode.
	This is a simple GET request with these two headers that are required.

	The response is a JSON object (i stripped the details):
	[{"id":"F_0000000000","accessPoint":{"ean":"0000","discipline":00,"street":"STREETNAME","houseNumber":"XX","houseNumberAddition":null,"postalCode":"XXXX","place":"XXXX","countryCode":"BE"},"credits":0,"startDate":"2020-01-01T00:00:00+02:00","endDate":"2051-01-01T00:59:59+01:00","customerStatus":1,"contractStatus":0,"fullPowerCredit":0,"rechargeReminderThreshold":5.00,"powerLimiter":true,"recentTransactionStatus":0,"prepayState":0,"paymentBlocked":false,"isMeterOn":true,"transactionTime":"2020-01-01T00:00:00+02:00"}]