Reading a 3.3V value on pin that's limited to 1V

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I'm using Sparkfun's ESP8266 thing dev board here

and the ML8511 UV sensor breakout here

and according to the linked hardware guide, the max analog value it can read is 1V, from 0 to 1023. Since the UV breakout board uses 3.3V, is there a way for me to detect UV levels by changing the output voltage, or perhaps use a digital pin or convert it to read the value instead? The guide given on the UV breakout page uses an UNO, I'm unsure how to adapt this to the thingboard's analog limitations.

Thank you for any suggestions you may have.

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Use pair of resistors as a voltage divider to get the signal into the 0~1v range.

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Its a shame that chip shifts the output voltage up by 1V - makes everyone's life difficult as far as I can
tell. The thing is not ratiometric either. A simple UV photodiode in reverse bias would be easier to interface to I reckon!