MMM-Tesla3
The MMM-Tesla2 was forked to get the code base up to speed with the current state of Tesla API authentication and structure, and to improve the GUI to match MMM-Teslamate quality while requiring no database setup on your MM.

Any feedback is appreciated.

MMM-Tesla3
The MMM-Tesla2 was forked to get the code base up to speed with the current state of Tesla API authentication and structure, and to improve the GUI to match MMM-Teslamate quality while requiring no database setup on your MM.

Any feedback is appreciated.

Released and pulled in the Initial-Changes branch for general use. Here’s a sample pic of the module.

MMM-Tesla3
I am rewriting (forking) MMM-Tesla (and therefore MMM-Tesla2) to get the code base up to speed with the current state of Tesla API authentication. It’s surprising how much can change in 3 years, but pretty much everything about the non-database versions of Tesla API interfacing is broken in MM space; authentication has changed, all the Tesla API endpoints have been consolidated and the old ones depricated, Google API should never have been involved(?), getting the end-user involved in vehicle IDs seems unnecessary if you’re already going to need them to do crazy (from a noob pov) refresh_token stuff.

I prefer not to run a database off my RPI, so I will be combining the style choices of MMM-TeslaMate (picture, icons, etc.) with the immediate nature of MMM-Tesla(2).

I am soliciting feedback as I rewrite this module in case anyone on the internet is searching for MMM-Tesla and as disappointed as I was - choosing between rewriting an entire module or figuring out how to run a database on my RPI just to see Tesla stuff.