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 has been restored out of archival status.
MMM-T3-service was created to support users getting and updating refresh and access tokens for this module. It’s kinda complicated, part of why the original module was archived. This is not required if you have your own solution for updating your Tesla 3rd party tokens.
See Tesla’s Developer page for more info on setting up your app (now required for this module to function).
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.