Ecowater-softener

Latest version: v2.2.1

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0.0.4

In version 0.0.4 the getData function has been introduced which allows you to pull all of the data that the other functions can pull but in one single request! The function will return a dictionary of all of the values. E.g. {'daysUntilOutOfSalt': 421, 'outOfSaltOn': datetime.datetime(2025, 5, 5, 0, 0), 'saltLevel': 3, 'saltLevelPercent': 21, 'waterUsageToday': 50, 'waterUsageDailyAverage': 143, 'waterAvailable': 1332, 'waterFlow': 0, 'waterUnits': 'Liters', 'rechargeEnabled': True, 'rechargeScheduled': False, 'deviceStatus': True}

0.0.3

In this release I have introduced the outOfSaltOn() function which will return a DateTime object for when your Ecowater water softener should run out of salt

I have also updated daysUntilOutOfSalt() so that it returns an integer.

0.0.2.7

Fixed rechargeSchedule() command to be called rechargeScheduled() as in the documentation

0.0.2.3

Inclusion of Python Version in README

0.0.2.2

This is the first release of the [ecowater-softener](https://pypi.org/project/ecowater-softener/) library for python.
If you are wondering why this happens to be v0.0.2.2 it is due to keep it the same as the PyPI page.

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