Berry script not returning sensors values in a given condition about tasmota HOT 5 CLOSED

That nil could be a symptom of invalid JSON, but you did not show the output from tasmota.read_sensors() without also doing the json.load().

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Hi.
I forgot to mention that. tasmota.read_sensors() without json.load() works properly.

import json
var sensors=tasmota.read_sensors()
print(sensors)

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Indeed. There is an invalid JSON output.

This is the output generated for the code below:

var sensors=tasmota.read_sensors()
print(sensors)

{"Time":"2024-05-01T16:20:04","ANALOG":{"A1":2536,"A2":974},"BME680":{"Temperature":31.5,"Humidity":100.0,"DewPoint":31.5,"Pressure":967.6,"Gas":46.99},"SGP40":{"VOC_Raw":28304,,"TVOC":235,},"Custom":{"Battery Voltage":4.10},"PressureUnit":"hPa","TempUnit":"C"}

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Yeah, there was an error in the driver, producing too many commas. Fixed a month ago in #21084

If you upgrade to the development build, the fix is included.

Beware that your "Custom" sensor produces a JSON key with a space. While this is not technically invalid, it can cause trouble with some tools. Hence, this style is generally avoided.

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Closing since already fixed in development branch

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