example.py

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# Filename:     example.py
# Author:       Bart Roossien (Github: roossienb)
# Version:      1.0.0
# Date:         2025-05-01
# Copyright:    (c) 2025 Bart Roossien
# Description:  Example on how to use the enelogic module
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# Import the enelogic module
import enelogic

# Set these values to your own
#   - Go to the developer center: https://enelogic.com/nl/developers
#   - Add your app (URL can be anything like e.g. enelogic.com)
#   - Obtain appid and appsecret
#   - Go to https://enelogic.com/nl/web#/mijn-account/applicaties
#   - Obtain apikey from this page
appid = "<appid>"
appsecret = "<appsecret>"
username = "<username"
apikey = "<apikey>"

# Fetch data from Enelogic API
# This will download all available data from the Enelogic API and save it to CSV files.
# It will skip days where a csv file already exists.
# Delete files to force a re-download.
enelogic.fetch(username, appid, appsecret, apikey)

# Bundles the data into years
# This creates yearly CSV files for easier processing
print("Bundling data into years...")
enelogic.bundle()