extend soc_callback hook with extra info #8
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This pull request aims to extend the soc_callback added by @ArendJanKramer. In a nutshell, it adds support for sending
EVEnergyCapacity,EVEnergyRequest, andEVCCIDvalues to the remote webhook.I also added a fallback energy capacity configuration param to pyPLC.ini so you can also have the webhook contain an EnergyCapacity value even if the vehicle does not support this. That should provide the external EVSE controller with everything it needs to calculate the SoC.
I also renamed
remaining_soctocurrent_socand removedbulk_soc. If you like, I can refactor so we maintain backwards compatibility.The changes in this pull request are tied to the pull request opened in serkri/SmartEVSE-3#160.