Yeah, if I recall it right the “Suggest feature” was a replacement to the rating system, with popular “requests for help” like: 1 star, crap app, it doesn't work, and no way to reach the nice person who wrote it.
No, the “Thanks” button was a replacement for the reviews. The Suggest a Feature got added later.
I personally also don’t like the Suggest a Feature option, because the only way to reply to those is via email and I don’t want to expose my email address. I would rather have the button lead to the forum topic of the app, which is where I want bugs and feature requests to be reported.
Can you guyz still change anything at the currect test version? Invalid Token: homey:device:cac97fc5-135c-4c89-aaa0-a54dd025457b|battery_charging_state → this variable doesn’t work in advanced flows. I was trying to send it in a message, but get above error code. The ohter variables are working fine
Also the load going to the house doesn’t seem to be available in the variables? (which is displayed in the Solis dashboard on their site)
@Emile @Stefan Het kan toch niet de bedoeling zijn dat deze Solis app uit de handen van community dev"s wordt genomen, om dat een jaar lang bevroren te worden in een halfslachtige staat. Batterij niet zichtbaar tenzij je experimentele versie neemt, flows die niet volledig werken, onvolledige integratie in Energy tab in de Homey app. Doe er wat aan ajb! Geef het terug aan diegene die bereidwillig zijn de app verder te ontwikkelen, of maan Solis aan het te doen. Dank u
eature Request: Add meter_power support for Homey Energy integration
Hi Kim,
First, thanks for the great app — Solis data in Homey works well for real-time monitoring.
Issue: The Solis Inverter device (class: solarpanel) appears correctly as a generator in the Energy live view, but the daily kWh for “Solcellepaneler” shows — kWh in the Energy dashboard.
Root cause: The device reports measure_power (W) and day_energy_capability (kWh) but is missing the standard meter_power capability (cumulative kWh meter) that Homey Energy uses to calculate daily production. The energy field on the device is also null.
The device already has the data available:
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day_energy_capability— today’s production (e.g. 6.9 kWh) -
all_energy_capability— total lifetime production (e.g. 27 229 kWh, monotonically increasing)
Suggested fix: Map all_energy_capability (or a running total) to the standard meter_powercapability, and configure the energy object on the device, e.g.:
json
energy: {
"generator": [{ "id": "meter_power", "approximated": false }]
}
This would make the Solis inverter appear with correct daily kWh in Homey Energy alongside consumption and grid data.
Hi Mats,
The app has been transferred to Solis Nederland (?)(something “official”) a year ago.
Nothing’s changed ever since, such a pity.
Next, I don’t understand at all why apps / app devs need to adjust all kinds of stuff to have devices show up in the Energy tab.
I’d very much like to suggest to use the Power by the Hour community app.
It’s the example for the Energy tab, only it just works fine. Excellent stuff!
Yeah, this is a bit of a bummer.
Hi,
Still no solution available for the homey energy tab not showing the total energy generated the selected day?
thanks
Hello, did you find a way to fix this issue?
Hi all, I do not own the product myself, but for the amount of attention and users here - would it be possible restart the app and a f-finger to Homey?
I have the same issue right now. If you find a solution, please send me also reply.Thank you.
