Not sure if it is releated to my machine, or the content of the project. If I clone I get an error: nothing gets cloned. With the suggested git restore I have more:

On Python 3.10 gather does not accept the loop kwarg anymore:

>       res = await asyncio.gather(*requests, loop=loop, return_exceptions=True)
E       TypeError: gather() got an unexpected keyword argument 'loop'

Tested against python 3.9/3.10.

As discovered here there seems to be a new api under http:///components/readable where the GEN24 web interface gets it data from which seems quite extensive, maybe all we ever dreamed of :)

For example it has very interesting lifetime stats for BYD battery storages:

                                        "BAT_CAPACITY_ESTIMATION_MAX_F64" : 21897.0,
					"BAT_CAPACITY_ESTIMATION_REMAINING_F64" : 16247.0,
					"BAT_CURRENT_DC_F64" : -4.9048422066971815,
					"BAT_CURRENT_DC_INTERNAL_F64" : -4.8977628097185475,
					"BAT_ENERGYACTIVE_LIFETIME_CHARGED_F64" : 2152417.0,
					"BAT_ENERGYACTIVE_LIFETIME_DISCHARGED_F64" : 1856524.0,
					"BAT_MODE_CELL_STATE_U16" : 3.0,
					"BAT_MODE_HYBRID_OPERATING_STATE_U16" : 1.0,
					"BAT_MODE_LAST_FAULT_PARAMETER_U16" : 0.0,
					"BAT_MODE_STATE_U16" : 64.0,
					"BAT_MODE_U16" : 2.0,
					"BAT_MODE_WAKE_ENABLE_STATUS_U16" : 1.0,
					"BAT_TEMPERATURE_CELL_F64" : 8.5,
					"BAT_TEMPERATURE_CELL_MAX_F64" : 9.0,
					"BAT_TEMPERATURE_CELL_MIN_F64" : 8.0,
					"BAT_VALUE_STATE_OF_CHARGE_RELATIVE_U16" : 74.200000000000003,
					"BAT_VALUE_STATE_OF_HEALTH_RELATIVE_U16" : 99.0,
					"BAT_VALUE_WARNING_CODE_U16" : 46.0,
					"BAT_VOLTAGE_DC_INTERNAL_F64" : 415.69999999999999,
					"COMPONENTS_MODE_ENABLE_U16" : 1.0,
					"COMPONENTS_MODE_VISIBLE_U16" : 1.0,
					"COMPONENTS_TIME_STAMP_U64" : 1646425005.0,
					"DCLINK_POWERACTIVE_LIMIT_DISCHARGE_F64" : 16628.0,
					"DCLINK_POWERACTIVE_MAX_F32" : 16748.0,
					"DCLINK_VOLTAGE_MEAN_F32" : 415.10000000000002,
					"DEVICE_TEMPERATURE_AMBIENTEMEAN_F32" : 10.0

@farmio How could this treasure of data best be integrated in pyfronius and then home assistant?

@budbundi

Hello, I'm not sure if this is the right place or the home assistant repo. But at this moment I can't use the official HA Fronius component since the poll interval is too long for my purposes and the data of the IOs are missing. I know the IOs are not present in the pull API the user must set a push service for "Datamanager IO Sates". Maybe it is possible to ask the user if he wants to push or pull the data in a config flow and if he chose to push, the component shows a link of the webhook to send the data to.

@nielstron

Hello @BudBundi, I am not quite sure which tool you are talking about. This Library is primarily aimed at obtaining the data directly supplied by Fronius devices via the official Fronius JSON API V1. Is there another way to access this data? Is there a way to control switches in the fronius device? Does this require certain devices?

@budbundi

I think no special device is necessary.

You can use all JSON API Data and some more, for me the "Datamanager IO Sates" part is essential.

see also official documentation Operating Instruction Fronius Push Service.pdf

@nielstron

That looks really interesting! I do not currently have a Fronius device available to play around with this. Also, this requires a completely different setup than the current one (as the current package is aimed at user-initiated requests rather than regular incoming notifications). So thanks for the suggestion but I think this will (and can) not be implemented soonish (at least in this package).

Regarding the issue of too long poll intervals - you can manually configure the scan interval of the fronius component (down to any time interval you'd like). You will definitely get down to 10 seconds with this while too small intervals might slow down home assistant considerably.

@gbeine

The Push Service is in fact an interesting feature. If the HTTP polling interval slows down HA too much, one could try the https://github.com/gbeine/fronius2mqtt script. That polls the Fronius devices using pyfronius and publishes the results via MQTT. Given an HA configured as a MQTT client, the interval of 10 seconds definitely will not slow down the HA.

@jmtatsch

The inverter can also be controlled via modbus tcp Look at this how they set the charge target https://github.com/godfuture/SymoGen24Weather/blob/96bcde1c31a6ec144f4f17355a577100b75c90b3/SymoGen24Controller.py#L60

Note: reconstructed after temporary deletion of the project

Hey everyone, I accidentally deleted this repository...

So all fork relationships are lost. If you want to submit a PR from a fork before the deletion, fork this repository, copy your changes over from the old fork, and place a PR. Sorry for the inconveniences!

@farmio