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solarlog-enerest

v1.0.1

Published

NodeJS API for interacting with the online Solar-Log WEB Enerest platform

Readme

SolarLog-Enerest

This is a node.js module to read data from the online enerest portal of SolarLog devices.

Usage

import SolarLogEnerest from 'solarlog-enerest';

const solarlog = new SolarLogEnerest(PORTAL, {
  baseURL = "https://api.enerest.world",
  authURL = "https://auth.enerest.world",
});

await solarlog.login(CLIENT_ID, CLIENT_SECRET);

baseURL is the base URL for the enerest API, default is https://api.enerest.world.

authURL is the base URL for the enerest authentication, default is https://auth.enerest.world.

These options are only needed if you want to use a different enerest instance.

Get all registered components of a team

const components = await solarlog.components(PLANT_ID, DATE)

Get data from specific components

const data = await solarlog.crossEpochChannels(PLANT_ID, xComponentIds, channelNames, dateFrom, dateTo);

xComponentIds is an array of component IDs, channelNames is an array of channel names, dateFrom and dateTo are the start and end dates for the data you want to retrieve. dateFrom and dateTo can also be "today" to get data for the current day. Dates are formated as YYYY-MM-DD.

Get all data (non cross-epoch) for a specific component

const data = channels(plantId, dateFrom, dateTo, channelNames, mppTrackerIds)

Get all inverters

This is a helper function to get all inverters for a specific plant. It returns an array of inverters with their IDs and names.

const inverters = await solarlog.inverters(PLANT_ID, DATE);

Get channel data for a specific month

const data = await solarlog.get_channel_data_month(PLANT_ID, year, month, channelNames);

Get channel data for a specific year

const data = await solarlog.get_channel_data_year(PLANT_ID, year, channelNames);

Get lifetime data for selected channels

const data = await solarlog.get_channel_data_lifetime(PLANT_ID, channelNames);

Get combine power and energy data for specific components

const data = await solarlog.get_combined_power_energy(PLANT_ID, xComponentIds, dateFrom, dateTo);