DPL: Honor battery-provided discharge power limit (including UI adjustments)

[AndreasBoehm]

Based on the great work from @ranma!
Base: #1198

Additions

• add UI to configure limit manually
• add toggle to enable/disable the use of the battery (bms) provided limit
• add support for discharge current limit for MQTT battery provider
• show live view for MQTT battery when discharge current limit is present

MQTT Battery Provider	Other Battery Providers	MQTT Battery Live View

[spcqike]

One question after a first glance:
How does the manual limit fit to the BMS value? The hint says it’s a fallback. So I guess the BMS value has greater priority, even I f it’s higher than the manual value?
so a manual limit of like 10A won’t work, if the BMS reports 25A?

[AndreasBoehm]

Good catch @spcqike, i need to update the hint text.

Whatever limit is lower will be used

min(bmsLimit, userLimit)

[AndreasBoehm]

Screenshots updated

[AndreasBoehm]

We will now also show a live view for MQTT batteries when the discharge current limit is present.

[schlimmchen]

Some nitpicking to annoy you 😉

[schlimmchen]

Github did not manage to detect that the first commit is merely already on development. I had to rebase manually. This set me as the committer, which I don't like and wasn't my intention. After a quick Internet search it seems this is tedious to avoid...

[AndreasBoehm]

Dont worry about having my name on a commit.. its alright.

after a rebase we will be both mentioned in the commit, thats fine for me

[schlimmchen]

Interesting. "Squash and Merge" cleaned it up the way I wanted it to. Guess "authored by and committed by" is only ever a thing when pushing from the CLI? Don't know for sure. Glad that this turned out well 😉

its alright.

Thanks!