Homebridge SmartThings plugin lacks power/energy consumption mapping to HomeKit
Users of a Homebridge SmartThings OAuth plugin want power and energy consumption data, already available in the SmartThings app, exposed through to Apple HomeKit so smart plugs and appliances show live usage. A scoped integration gap in an open-source home-automation bridge.
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