Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Anyone successfully using MMM-Tesla module?
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I did, finally. Maybe this will help:
I used the teslams command line program to get my vehicle_ID. There are two IDs that it presents: one is vehicle ID and was 10 characters. The one you want is just called “ID” and is 17 characters. Worked instantly after I changed that.
See if that gets you there.
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@CDT It’s obviously been a long time since I checked this post. This tip was very helpful. I was using the wrong vehicle_ID and have changed it. I’m still getting the “Loading…” message. Based on your experience though, I feel like I must have a problem in my config and I’m going to play with it some more today and see if I can straighten it out.
The first error message I see in the console log (actually it’s written to stdout) is an UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning with a Response Error: 404 Not Found. I’m considering just reinstalling the module in case I’ve edited something trying to troubleshoot and left out a comma or introduced bad line-ending with a funky editor or something.
I will post here if I resolve the issue.
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@jpiatt said in Anyone successfully using MMM-Tesla module?:
Response Error: 404 Not Found
That means the url of the API didn’t work. So something is missing in the setup, or the API has changed
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@sdetweil Thanks, sam. That’s what I figured. I’ll post here when I figure out what I screwed up.
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One more tip. Your car’s ID seems to change monthly. So you have to run teslams to get it working.
I am working on my own version which is a bit more feature rich (not a lot more, because I have no training as a programmer). I think I have all the bugs worked out but want to see if I can address this ID update in an automated fashion.
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I have started work on a fork from MMM-Tesla, since I could not get this working either.
It is located at https://github.com/martinburheimtingstad/MMM-Tesla2/
