Adds method to hit the solar 'history' API endpoint. #306
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Tokens issued via the v3 OAuth2 flow need to be renewed via the v3 refresh endpoint. Also update the new login flow to return the refersh token required (i.e. from "step 3" rather than "step 4") to successfully issue new tokens.
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Very basic PR that is largely a copy/paste from the existing solar method/API call directly above it. This allows you to pull the 'solar history' for a given energy site (energy_site_id).
I used args instead of adding to the existing options object to avoid making any 'obtrusive' changes to existing code.
I have this in 'production' use and it's working well.
FYI / for potential documentation purposes, etc -- the new API call currently returns 2 days worth of day ("today" and "yesterday"), with the following being an example of the JSON returned:
JSON Results from API Endpoint:
https://gist.github.com/ArthurD/f688719e406a00db40f87a81f0592f87