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One last question if I tried to make http://example.com/setup/bluetooth/scan_results it returns [] even if my phone is connected to Google Home. About 2FA enabled now it works
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What do you get with | jq ".home.devices"? How many objects are listed?

If there aren't any, then no devices are registered with this account. Maybe it's a different Google account.

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If I don't put | jq ".home.devices" I get a list with

{
  "timestamp1": "1607076292371",
  "home": {
    "homeId": "74bad409-86c8-463f-9368-***********",
    "homeName": "Giovanni",
    "location": {

    }

Where homeName it's actually my name of google home. But I don't have local auth token.
If I put | jq ".home.devices" it returns null.

"linkedUsers": [
      {
        "emailAddress": "_myemail_"
      },
      {
        "emailAddress": "_mysecondemail_"
      }
    ],

I had also my email displayed when I don't put | jq ".home.devices" on script command line.
Thanks

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The whole structure is like this:

{
    home: {
        homeId: 'xyz',
        homeName: '<HomeName>',
        location: {},
        linkedUsers: [{}, ...{}],
        devices: [
            {
                deviceName: '<Name>',
                localAuthToken: '<Token>',
                linkedUsers: [{}, ...{}],
            }
        ]
    }
}

Where homeName it's actually my name of google home

What's shown in your first code block is the name of the Home (like a bunch of devices together), not the Device's name. Multiple devices can be assigned to a Home. And if it doesn't list any devices, then the device isn't registered to this home.

Since | jq ".home.devices" is null, it means that there are no devices in this home. You mention using multiple emails. It's possible that the device is in a different Home on the other account.

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Ok but I did it with my second account because with the first account the file get_tokens.py doesn't work because it gives me null fields on access token and master token. The result is " Could not get access token"

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Do you have 2FA enabled? If so, then create an app password and use that instead.
Make sure the USERNAME variable is just the username, not the complete email address (@gmail.com).
Are the overrides unchanged? (all of them as None are fine).

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/scan_results/ is only populated after scan is called.

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How to do a POST with curl ?
For example if we want to CURL the command http://example.com/setup/bluetooth/scan how can I pass the input data?

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curl --header "Content-Type: application/json" \
  --request POST \
  --data '{"username":"xyz","password":"xyz"}' \
  http://localhost:3000/api/login

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