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Allow sensors to be used in the HA Energy Dashboard #80
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This update bring the following changes : - Sensor values are saved accross HA restart - Power consumption can be used in the Energy dashboard - Cost can be used in the Energy dashboard - Total Consumption and Cost are stored in long-term statistics Fix: - Monetary values are now correctly classified - Currency is now properly set (CAD) Known problem: The dashboard will always be offset by one day, as HydroQuebec does not provided live consumption, but only daily updated total consumption.
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This update bring the following changes :
Fix:
Known problem:
The dashboard will always be offset by one day, as HydroQuebec does not
provided live consumption, but only daily updated total consumption.