Add support for retrieving module ids from device #25
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Hi @scottmckenzie. Thanks for the PR. Everything looks fine. I will just test it out on my plugs and if everything checks out we can merge. |
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Inspired by PR#20 I found that the module ids can be retrieved from the device by calling GetModuleProfile. This means they don't have to be hard-coded.
The SOAPAction method was originally written to return a text value from the SOAP response. I have modified this to return the raw SOAP response. I have then added two new methods:
Default module ids are configured in init before reading the actual values from the device. I have test this on two AU devices one with v1.13 A1 firmware and one with 1.23 A2 firmware.
I don't have any B series firmware devices to test against. As long as the module subtypes (on lines 225 & 227) match it should work. This needs to be tested though.