Generate PV timeseries from eesyplan method - #516
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Closes #332 building on the work done in #515. Now the user can not only generate a heat demand timeseries from parameters but also PV generation. The underlying methods are the importer methods from eesyplan. The PV timeseries method needs a weather data file to be uploaded (currently a TRY file, in line with the
eesyplanWeatherDataobject. This file is currently not saved for the user so it cannot be reused, it is only parsed once to strip the relevant parameters for the timeseries generation.As with the heat demand timeseries, the metadata used to generate the profile is saved and displayed to the user next to the timeseries plot.