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The energiinfo is a python wrapper for energiinfo API

The background color is #ffffff for light mode and #000000 for dark mode. Simple code example:

from energiinfo.api import EnergiinfoClient
from datetime import datetime

siteid='13'
apiurl='https://api4.energiinfo.se'
username='username'
password='password'
# Initialize the api, this will not make an external call
api = EnergiinfoClient(apiurl,siteid)

# Authenticate against external api using username and password,
token = api.authenticate(username,password)
if api.getStatus() == "ERR":
  errorMessage = api.getErrorMessage();
  print(f"ErrorMessage: {errorMessage}")
  exit(0)
else:
    print(f"Successfully logged in token={token}")

# Initialize using token, this will make external call
token = api.get_access_token()
api = EnergiinfoClient(apiurl,'13',token)
if api.getStatus() == "OK":
  print(f"Token successfully authenticated")
else:
  errorMessage = api.getErrorMessage();
  print(f"Failed to initialize with token: {errorMessage}")
  exit(0)

# If you want a long-term token you need to call authenticateToken every now and then to validate token is still valid
# if not you may need to reauthenticate with username, password as above. the token if you plan on running this on a schedule
api.authenticateToken(token)
if api.getStatus() == "OK":
  print("====== avbrottsinfo ======")
  avbrottsinfo = api.get_interruptions()
  print(avbrottsinfo)
  print("====== meteringpoints ======")
  meter_list = api.get_metering_points()
  print(meter_list)
  print("====== invoices ======")
  invoices = api.get_invoices('2024')
  print(invoices)
  print("====== period 2023 ======")
  period_data = api.get_period_values(meter_list[0]['meteringpoint_id'], '2023', 'ActiveEnergy', 'month')
  print(period_data)
  # Sum up the energy usage for the day
  total = sum(float(value["value"]) for value in period_data)
  print(f"Total energy use for the year 2023  {total}")
  latest_hour_dict = max(period_data, key=lambda x: x['time'])
  print(f"Latest hour for 2023: {latest_hour_dict['time']}")
  print("====== period 202402 ======")
  period_data = api.get_period_values(meter_list[0]['meteringpoint_id'], '202402', 'ActiveEnergy', 'day')
  print(period_data)
  print("====== period 20240225 ======")
  period_data = api.get_period_values(meter_list[0]['meteringpoint_id'], '20240225', 'ActiveEnergy', 'hour')
  print(period_data)
  print("====== period 20240225-20240226 ======")
  period_data = api.get_period_values(meter_list[0]['meteringpoint_id'], '20240225-20240226', 'ActiveEnergy', 'hour')
  print(period_data)
  print("====== period 2024030800 ======")
  period_data = api.get_period_values(meter_list[0]['meteringpoint_id'], '2024030800', 'ActiveEnergy', 'quarter')
  print(period_data)

  # Invalidate token
  api.logout()
else:
  errorMessage = api.getErrorMessage();
  print(f"Failed to authenticate token: {errorMessage}")

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