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SouthernCo just introduced Hourly Usage #26
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Hi @mcondren, I would love to add that feature but I might need your help as my accounts haven't had that feature enabled yet. Let me know if you're interesting in helping out.
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I've done a bit of digging on this topic @apearson, I was able to get this call working in Postman thanks to your description of how the auth worked. Most of the interesting information lives in the data object (for some reason they stringified the JSON...?). The API maps very closely to the graph that Georgia Power displays. The Y axis for the cost data represents dollars, and the Y axis for the usage data represents kWh. The API for hourly data is:
And the response object looks like:
The data object in the middle is prettified as:
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Thanks for your work @alex-hall ! |
Thanks for all the work and effort @alex-hall (thank you @mcondren for pointing it out). I'm going to take a look at the PR and see how we can get this integrated into the library. Might take me a couple of days or so but know I'm looking at it! Yes, they stringify the json for some reason. I'm assuming it's being passed by an internal system and they aren't parsing before sending to the frontend. |
2.2.0 includes the changes in #27 Going to close for now but feel free to open back up and let me know if you run into any issues @alex-hall @mcondren |
Hello,
It looks like SouthernCo, or in my case, Georgia Power, just introduced hourly usage. At least on the graph it looks to be delayed by 2 days, but still much more useful than daily data for tracking individual appliances.
This is less a bug and more a feature request for daily usage. I'm trying to find a way to pull this data into Home Assistant.
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